Fujairah

FUJAIRAH

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The emirate turned to the Indian Ocean

The emirate of Fujairah is the only emirate that has no access to the Persian Gulf. Without oil resources, Fujairah has experienced economic development different from its neighbors. The mountain range Al Hajar is rich in water which has allowed the development of agriculture, and offers beautiful walks for visitors in the middle of areas of crops and wadis. The rich seabed deliver great catch to fishermen, and exceptional sites to divers. The emirate of Fujairah has a rich historical heritage very different from other emirates, including large defensive fortresses and the oldest mosque in the country. The city of Fujairah is famous for its fort, cow fighting on Friday night and recently its mosque, the second largest in the country. The North of the Emirate, easily accessible from Dubai, has developed seaside tourism and offers beautiful hotel facilities with beach.

To visit the emirate of Fujairah, we suggest a beautiful route to discover wadis and lost forts in the mountains, ending in a beautiful beach hotel at the edge of the Indian Ocean.