Dubai hatta safari tours, activities and tickets
Rev up the 4X4 and leave the city in your dust during an exciting and adventurous Hatta Safari! While on a Hatta Safari, you’ll climb the Al-Hajar Mountain Range in an all-terrain vehicle and enjoy one of the most beautiful animal refuges in the U.A.E. The Hatta Mountain Conservation Reserve! Check out the Hatta Dam during your Dubai trip and see where the city gets a lot of its electricity and water. Then, take a dip in one of the few freshwater pools in the country. Or, enjoy a tranquil Hatta kayak trip as part of your Dubai tour. Then again, one of the most popular things to do in Hatta is mountain biking. But, regardless of which Hatta activities you end up trying, make sure to check out the 200-year-old Heritage Village. It plays host to a number of well-preserved, historical homes, fascinating shops, a large fort, and plenty of other Hatta attractions. Why not take a Hatta Safari from Dubai, which offers a delicious lunch at the Hatta Fort Hotel? Or, upgrade to the Hatta Valley and Evening Desert Safari Dinner and add a traditional, nomadic BBQ. It’s what to do in Dubai when you want to take an authentically intrepid Hatta sightseeing safari!
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Our tips for Hatta Safari
- Keep in mind that cell phone signals can be spotty in the Al-Hajar Mountains.Make sure you have a first aid kit on hand and try packing a GPS.
- Hatta can actually get a little chilly during the winter nights.Consider bringing a light jacket along with you during your Hatta trip!
- Although Hatta is home to one of the few examples of surface water in the U.A.E., we wouldn’t recommend drinking it.Bring plenty of your own H2O.
- Insider Tip – Looking forward to your Hatta Safari? Great! Just keep in mind that there is limited room in the 4X4s needed to climb the Al-Hajar Mountains; so, consider booking your Hatta tour before your flight to the U.A.E.
Good to know
The best time to visit the Amsterdam museums is April through May. You’ll have the chance to avoid the massive crowds of tourist crowds that fly in during the summer and enjoy the best weather of the year in Amsterdam. The months of September through November also feature smaller crowds. But, you’ll find that the weather can change in an instant in the fall. Winter is understandably cold; but, the upside is that you can usually find cheap airfare and accomodations. Irrespective of season, the best time of the day to explore the Van Gogh Museum or Rijksmuseum is in the early morning. The wait in the queues is shorter and the galleries aren’t packed like they are around noon. For those who don’t consider themselves morning persons, consider showing up after 3:00 p.m., when many visitors have already gone home. But, don’t forget that most museums halt all admissions at least 30 minutes before closing time.
Getting to the Rijksmuseum or Van Gogh Museum is pretty easy. If you’d like to use Amsterdam’s famed tram system, the closest stops to the Van Gogh Museum are Van Baerlestraat and Museumplein, while Rijksmuseum has its own, dedicated stop. You should have little difficulty pulling off a perfect Amsterdam museum tour by using Tram Nos. 2, 5, or 12. Then again, riding a bicycle is one of the most popular modes of transportation in Amsterdam and represents one of the finer ways to do your Amsterdam sightseeing. And, if you find yourself driving around Amsterdam, then you should considering using the paid Q-Park parking structure below Museumplein on Van Baerlestraat. But, perhaps the best way to get around Amsterdam is with an iAmsterdam City Card. It provides unlimited use of the city’s entire public transit system for the duration of the validity of the card, not to mention free admission at the very museums you plan on visiting.
Fun Facts – Feel like a smarty-pants during your Dubai tour by reciting this Hatta trivia!
- Old Hatta is home to the Juma Mosque, which was built in 1780 and stands as the oldest surviving building in Hatta.
- Hatta’s popular Heritage Village is actually owned by the government and is run by the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority.
- Often referred to as Hatta Dam by tourists, the structure’s true name is Al Hattavi Dam.
- The Hatta Mountain Conservation Reserve is the only such refuge in Dubai, designed to protect a multitude of indigenous, endangered species.
Dubai Attractions
- Burj Khalifa
- Burj al Arab
- Desert Safari
- Dhow Cruise
- Hop On Hop Off
- Ferrari World
- Yas Waterworld
- Wild Wadi Water Park
- Aquaventure
- Lost Chambers
- Ski Dubai
- Dubai Aquarium
- Yas Island
- Bateaux Dinner Cruise
- Hatta Safari
- IMG World
- Dubai Ice Rink
- Ifly
- Miracle Garden
- Dubai Frame
- Motiongate Park
- Dubai Water Canal
- Louvre Abu Dhabi
- Global Village
- Bollywood Park
- Legoland Park
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