Drive past the beautiful King Faisal Mosque in Sharjah, one of the city’s most well-known landmarks and an important symbol of its cultural and religious heritage.

Visit Ajman Museum, a historic 18th-century fort that was once used as the residence of the ruler.
Located in the center of Ajman city, the museum features archaeological items, old manuscripts, traditional weapons, and displays that show different aspects of classic Emirati life.

Alternative stop: Guests who prefer not to visit the museum can choose a nearby flamingo viewing spot instead, which is a great option for photos and nature lovers.

Explore the Al Hamra area, a peaceful seaside district featuring a marina, beachfront hotel, and a small shopping area, creating a relaxed coastal atmosphere.

Stop at the popular Friday Market, located among the mountains on the route toward the East Coast.
The market is known for good-quality carpets at affordable prices, along with fresh local fruits and a selection of souvenirs.

Visit Badiyah Mosque in Fujairah, widely known as one of the oldest mosques in the UAE, with origins dating back to the 15th century.
Set against a scenic natural backdrop, this historic mosque offers a peaceful atmosphere and a deep sense of heritage.

Arrive at the Oceanic Hotel in Fujairah, where guests can enjoy lunch and spend time by the beach.
Relax on the shore, swim in the Indian Ocean, and enjoy the surrounding mountain views, a special experience found on the UAE’s East Coast.

Scuba Diving: Certified divers can enjoy one dive for an additional $150 per person, including equipment rental.
Snorkeling: Available for guests who are not certified divers and would like to explore the water in a lighter way.