Itinerary

1. Purple Island

   • We will commence by extending a hearty welcome at your specified location or hotel.

   • Purple Island, also known as Al Khor Island, is not just a significant tourism attraction in Qatar but also a crucial environmental asset. Its mangrove colony serves as both a vital habitat and sanctuary for various bird species, fish, and other wildlife, while also playing a critical role in preventing coastal erosion.

2. Al Zubara Fort

   • Located in the northwestern region of Qatar, Al Zubara Fort stands adjacent to the remnants of an ancient fort. Once a bustling port and hub of trade, fishing, and pearl diving, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing artifacts unearthed by an international team of archaeologists.

3. Al Jumail

   • Explore Al Jumail, the quintessential tour delving into Qatar's northern heritage.

   • Begin at Al Khor's historic harbor, once a hub for pearl diving and fishing.

   • Journey through Al Thakira to discover its captivating mangroves, guided by our expert tour leader on a fascinating voyage through time.
     

4. Zekreet Fort Ruins

   • Discover the enchanting Zekreet Fort Ruins, an 18th-century marvel on Qatar's West Coast.

   • Marvel at the stunning scenery amidst dunes, iconic umbrella-shaped rock formations, limestone cliffs, and a renowned wildlife reserve.

5. Al Khor

   • Al Khor, also known as Al Khawr, translates to "sea on three sides" in Arabic. It's older than Doha but smaller. Situated just 50 kilometers north, it was once a pearl industry hub but declined with cultured pearls. Now, it features a picturesque harbor, a mangrove-lined corniche, and a museum spotlighting its maritime history.

   • We will ensure a comfortable drop-off at your chosen location or hotel.