Nomadic tribal heritage and modern society co-exist in the UAE, a federation of seven emirates at the southeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula. Look beyond the desert that consumes four-fifths of its area and you'll find UAE capital Abu Dhabi, an oil-rich city of skyscrapers, parks and malls, and Dubai, with its split personality of luxury resorts and covered marketplaces, upscale boutiques and local artisans. For a break from urban sprawl, journey over rolling red sand dunes into the Hatta Mountains, where the 200-year-old Sharia Mosque sits amid 30 restored buildings of sandalwood and mud.
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Its a nice small reserve with many mountain animals and reptiles. The staff were so sweet and nice and informative. We and the kids had a good time. The place is small so its not tiring for the kids. Feeding hours are add, before they open and another one at 530 just before they close. They open at 11 AM
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Driving past Kalba, we took a turn to the Kalba Fort and found the Bird of Prey Centre right beside it. This is a fantastic attraction which is new, clean and very informative. The range of birds are impressive and it showcases a part of UAE culture not experienced by many. Add in some camels and other domestic animals and you have a mini-zoo attraction with the fort overlooking the centre.
4.5 based on 321 reviews
Great place for kids to explore and gain knowledge about various wild animals from the gulf region. Mainly an indoor zoo ...only farm area is open area types. They have a huge variety of reptiles and rodents especially ..only 15 aed for adults... kids enter free.. the have a kids farm, islamic botanical garden and desert wildlife zoo.. all entry at this same price.. they are closed during national holidays is what I've heard. They have a cafeteria inside where you can get to buy tea and snacks and lunch as well. Kids can get to feed the farm animals as well for free.
4.5 based on 863 reviews
I visited this place with my family. Ticket price is compared to other Emirates same parks. The number of visitors were very less. There are somany fishes and the place is very calm and clean. I think the parks, museums and other attractions in Sharjah is underrated.
4.5 based on 1,369 reviews
We have decided to give Al Ain Zoo Safari a chance to try and it definitely was an excellent idea! The ticket grants an entry for the Zoo attractions plus the SUV ride into the Safari experience which take around 45-60 mins. The ticket must be bought in advance through their official website and it will cost AED 1050 for 6 people (who can get into the SUV) and this includes Giraffe feeding which the kids loved the most. The experience was fun and we totally enjoyed the day and it was one to remember.
4.5 based on 5,459 reviews
The largest Aquarium in the Middle-East and Africa! Lost for thousands of years deep beneath the sea, the ancient ruins of the lost city of Atlantis have finally been uncovered. Come live out your own Atlantean adventure at The Lost Chambers Aquarium home to 65,000 incredible marine animals. Explore the underwater mazes and tunnels of this lost civilization while encountering sharks, eels, seahorses and piranhas. There are over 20 impressive marine life exhibits including a touch tank and our interactive Aquatheatre show.
We had brunch at Gordon Ramseys Bread Street Kitchen which is opposite the aquarium and the tickets were included. I am glad there were. The aquarium is unlike any other I have seen before, the displays are amazing and we particularly like the big tank were we could see the scuba divers who interacted with us. I could have sat and watched the fish for hours. My family really enjoyed this aquarium and I would definitely recommend this as a place to visit
4.5 based on 589 reviews
The Green Planet is the region’s first bio-dome that recreates the enchanting world of a tropical forest with its rich biodiversity of over 3,000 plants and animals. The enclosed ecosystem, located at CITY WALK, offers visitors an immersive expedition into the tropics. The unique venue has 4 levels of interaction for visitor with fascinating animal and plant species to see from Sloths, Tucan's and Tree porcupines to South American plants, vines, reptiles, fish and insects. A great destination for families and guests of all ages.
My family and I absolutely loved this place! I would not compare it with a botanical garden as some reviewers here did. To me the concept is simply unique. It’s revolutionizing the traditional zoo and brings the experience to a different level. Ok, but now to the facts: - inside you can find the largest indoor man-made life-sustaining tree; - if I understood correctly big part of the animals were rescued (mainly from people keeping them inside); - the staff is well informed, super friendly and answered all of my questions with love for the animal; - it provides educational insights in a real-time environment - my daughter (3,5 y) was so overwhelmed by the tomato frog for instance and talks about it all the time; - there was a thunderstorm/rain falling at noon - It really felt like we were in a tropical rain forest; - I must say I don’t regret paying a full price for the little one, although I think there should be a smarter pricing plan for kids between 3-6 (but that’s applicable to anywhere here in Dubai); - you should take your time and really let work on you - it’s a world of its own and just going in and walking down the aisle seeing left and right some strange birds is not what this place is about;
4.0 based on 1,190 reviews
Dubai Dolphinarium brings you one of the most fascinating & unique indoor attractions in the UAE - The Only Dolphin & Seal Show, Creek Park Exotic Bird Show & Swim With Dolphins! Experience all the fun, all in one roof with our fully air-conditioned indoor facilities only in Dubai Dolphinarium!
This place is wonderful. We didn’t earlier know that there’s a dolphin show in Dubai! The place is covered with air conditioning. The show was really amazing. We’ve enjoyed every second. Our two years son was very happy & enjoyed too much. The Seal show was nice as well. It was a nice day, specially after Covid-19 lockdown. We really loved the experience & definitely will come back again. It’s highly recommended for everyone in the town.
4.0 based on 15,200 reviews
Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo is one of the most captivating attractions in Dubai. Located at The Dubai Mall, the largest mall in the world, offering a memorable journey into ocean life. With capacity to hold 10 million litres of water, Dubai Aquarium is one of the largest indoor aquariums in the world and it illuminates the marvels of the ocean floor, showcasing one of the most diverse collections of aquatic life. Located just above the aquarium, Underwater Zoo brings visitors up close with penguins, piranhas, crabs, water rats, sea horses, jellyfish and plenty more. A fascinating new addition at Underwater Zoo is King Croc, regarded as nature's rare phenomenon and one of the world's largest reptiles - at over 5 meters long and weighing an imposing 750 kg plus. Underwater Zoo regularly hosts innovative exhibits. One such exhibit, 'UAE's Night Creatures' presents the experience of nightfall in the desert as creatures of the dark.
It is wonderful place where you can have fun and see and learn new things about sea life , we love it soooo much also see a very big big big alligator is wonderful , many animals there I am sure the old and young will fall in love with that place
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