Ras Al Khaimah is a favorite among adventure enthusiasts, offering a plethora of thrilling activities. But Ras Al Khaimah is more than its adventures. The northernmost emirate of the UAE is known for its wonderful natural landscapes, from rugged mountains to picturesque beaches. The city is also rich in history and culture, which you can explore through its numerous sites. With this Ras Al Khaimah city tour, explore some of the most important sites in the city and learn more about its culture, history, architecture, and heritage.
What to Expect?
Tour the Ras Al Khaimah National Museum
This tour will take you to one of the most interesting places in the emirate, the Ras Al Khaimah National Museum. The museum offers insight into the history of the emirate, believed to date back to the Neolithic age. While touring the museum, you will see an array of archaeological and ethnological artefacts dating to 5000 BC. The ancient building housing the museum is also worth seeing.
Visit the Important Historical Sites of RAK
After your visit to the inspiring National Museum, you head to the other historical sites of the region. One of the top sites here is the Al Dayah Fort. Located on a hilltop, this 18th -century fort is surrounded by lush green palm trees and verdant lands. Apart from this, the Mohammed Bin Salem Mosque and Al Falayah Fort are also included in this city tour package. You also visit the Old Souk of RAK, where you can buy local handicrafts, herbs, spices, textiles, and more.
Explore the Ghost Town and Modern Landmarks
The Ras Al Khaimah City Tour will take you to Jazirat Al Hamra, the abandoned fishing village. Popularly known as the Ghost Town, the place offers a glimpse into life in the emirate before oil was discovered. You also get to explore Al Marjan Island, a manmade island, home to luxury hotels and resorts, fine dining restaurants, waterfront areas, and more.
Highlight
- Discover Ras Al Khaimah’s age-old past, charming culture, and fascinating attractions on a fully guided city tour.
- Stop at the Ras Al Khaimah National Museum, showcasing archaeological and ethnological artifacts dating back to 5000 BC.
- Visit landmarks that reflect the region’s timeless architecture and heritage, such as Al Dayah Fort, Mohammed Bin Salem Mosque, and Al Falayah Fort.
- Stroll through Ras Al Khaimah’s Old Souk, where you can shop for handicrafts, spices, herbs, and textiles.
- Explore Jazirat Al Hamra, the famous Ghost Town that reveals the region’s pre-oil era, and enjoy views of the modern Al Marjan Island with its waterfront attractions.