Al Bait Heritage Hotel

Al Bait is a distinctly unique hotel, following traditional Sharjah architecture, and constructed from the restored foundations of old houses that once belonged to important families. Its name, Al Bait, means ‘The House’: it is a 10,000-square-metre area in the hub of the Heart of Sharjah, with 53 luxury guestrooms and suites, hotel facilities and amenities, and coexists harmoniously with the several heritage buildings in the district.

Location: Heart of Sharjah  Al Mareija – Sharjah UAE

Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort & Spa

The Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort & Spa is set to become the city’s favorite seaside gathering place for extended vacations, short getaways, sumptuous local dining and social events. The 349 spacious rooms and suites offer great views of the sea. Leisure facilities include a private beach, 2 pools and fitness center and wedding and conference facilities.

The resort features 6 dining outlets including: a beach grill (Al Qubtan), an elegant seafood market (Marasea), an international buffet restaurant (Gusti), a Viennese Coffee House (Al Mahatta) and Arjwan serving local flavors.

Meeting Space: Al Hosn - Grand Ballroom: 644 M2 (28x23x8)

Kingfisher Lodge Kalba

Kingfisher Retreat also is known for a nature retreat offers you a gateway to a unique world of conservation, the only one of its kind in the UAE. This natural retreat is the perfect place to slow down, breathe and just be.

Kingfisher is set on the east coast of Sharjah. The beauty of the pristine beach and Indian Ocean waters is matched perfectly by refined interiors of soft beiges, blues and desert browns that dress the resort. Arrive on a private boat that will take you to your private island with a modern tent and its own private pool designed to provide comfort, privacy and amazing views of the Indian Ocean.

• 20 tents, located on the Arabian Sea coast
• 13 One Bedroom Tent – Sea View (139 sqm including outside deck)
• 2 One Bedroom Tent – Mountain View (139 sqm including outside deck)
• 5 Three Bedroom Tent – Sea View (344 sqm including outside deck)

Al Badayer Retreat

“Doors to Dunes of Emirati Lifestyle".That would be the perfect example of what the Al Badayer Retreat presents. A picturesque desert stop set against the sweeping dunes of central Sharjah. Live in a traditional Arabian castle from the age of times decorated with the comfort of modernity. Rooms are all adorned with Arabian culture and ornaments, leaving you with 1001 memories to reminiscent. Feel the attentive welcome evocative of an Emirati home. Experience the feeling of living like a sultan in an empire hemmed in by the golden sweeping dunes. A great vacation getaway where you will carry back authentic cultural riches.

Sharjah Archaeology Museum

The museum contains archaeological artifacts discovered in Sharjah, shedding light on the inhabitants from the Stone Age until the rise of Islam.

With a treasure trove of pottery, jewellery and weaponry on display, the museum gives an excellent insight into the daily life of Sharjah’s ancient inhabitants. It features a great mix of models, interactive displays,

There is much to delight history buffs, including a 2,000-year-old golden bridle discovered at Mleiha and the findings of a Stone Age graveyard that contained the skeletons of 500 nomadic herders. A distance from DXB Airport is 20 km approximately time to reach 25 mins.

Al Noor Mosque

A truly stunning example of Islamic tradition and design. With a dreamy setting overlooking Khalid Lagoon, Al Noor is one of Sharjah’s most beautiful mosques and the first to welcome non-Muslim visitors.

Designed in classic Ottoman style, Al Noor’s cascade of domes and two soaring minarets dominate the skyline of Sharjah. The interior is just as spectacular, with calligraphic inscriptions from the Holy Qur’an and intricately decorated domes, arches and pillars.

On the tour you’ll learn about Islamic and local culture, and be able to ask plenty of questions. The mosque visit is free of charge and dress code is provided at the mosque's registration area. Remember to bring your camera, as photography is allowed inside the mosque. A distance from DXB Airport is 35 km approximately time taken 30 mins.

Sharjah Islamic Museum

Admire the beauty of more than 5,000 historical artifacts. Holding thousands of rare and important Islamic artifacts, you can admire the timeless achievements of Islamic civilization and its universality.

Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization features seven galleries spread over two levels. The ground-floor galleries cover aspects of the Islamic faith and the achievements of Arab scientists and astronomers. The upper floors offer a chronological overview of Islamic arts and crafts, including textiles and jewellery.

Astrolabes, manuscripts, ceramics and coins all vie for your attention, but don’t miss the gold-embroidered curtain for the door of the Holy Ka’ba and the mosaic inside the central dome detailing the zodiac constellations. A distance from DXB Airport is 20 km approximately time taken 25 minutes.

Al Rafisah Dam

Al Rafisah Dam. Originally built in the 1980s, the dam has had an upgrade with a new visitor center and rest area.

Travel time from Sharjah to Khorfakkan has been reduced to 45 minutes, due to the new road, allowing more visitors to enjoy the serene pleasures of the area where a large, clear lake with boating facilities is overlooked by the magnificent Hajar mountains. The scenery is unmatched with the sandstone mountain range looming over a pure azure reservoir with its accompanying tranquil green landscape and man-made waterfall, perfect for nature lovers and outdoors enthusiasts.

Al Qurm Nature Reserve

A 500-hectare area of protected mangroves, the oldest UAE. Home to the most northern mangrove forest in the world, this coastal nature reserve is a vital sanctuary for rare bird species, sea turtles and more.

Qurm in Arabic – are bursting with avian and aquatic life. Endangered Arabian-collared kingfishers are the most famous inhabitants, however, hawksbill and green turtles, which nest on the nearby beach might also be spotted.

Keen bird-watchers should bring their binoculars, while the activity centre offers guided kayak and paddleboard tours. Set to open soon, Kingfisher Lodge will house 20 luxury tents connected by boardwalks to protect the turtle nesting grounds. Distance from DXB Airport : 135 KM Approx time 1 Hour 40 Mins

Al Madam Ghost Town

The abandoned village of Al Madam Ghost Town is made of 2 rows of houses and a mosque at the far end of the village. All houses have succumbed to the shifting sands and the harsh realities of desert life.

In some places you can still see the decorative flooring and the wall painting, but in some rooms the sand climbed so high you won’t be able to enter.

Some say it is spooky to visit this ghost town, Once inhabited by Al Kutbi tribe members, it is unclear why the town has been abandoned: some say it is a “jinn” (a supernatural creature in Islamic mythology) that drove people away, some say it is simply the harsh weather.

Qasba

A buzzing spot for casual dining and panoramic views. Crossed by pedestrian bridges, this car-free canal-side complex is packed with cafés, restaurants and shops.

Families will love the musical fountain, kids’ fun zone and indoor soft play centre, while art fans should check out the latest exhibition at the Maraya Art Centre. There are also abra (traditional boat) rides, eco-friendly electric water karts and bikes for hire.

The Maraya Art Centre and Masrah Al Qasba Theatre hosts a variety of cultural events throughout the year, and the whole district comes alive for community celebrations such as Eid.

Sharjah Light Festival

The Sharjah Light Festival 2021 will light up the emirate from 5 to 15 February.

Organised by the Sharjah Commerce & Tourism Development Authority & held over 11 Nights in February the region’s first & only light festival is a rich and fascinating fusion of color.

Prominent landmarks are illuminated with a kaleidoscope of creative lights and colour, thrilling audiences and showcasing Sharjah’s inspiring architecture and rich cultural heritage. Diverse locations are featured during the annual show, each selected for its dramatic setting and inspiring architecture. Light and sound spectacles turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. Façades become canvases for art, architectural details become opportunities to demonstrate the latest in modern, energy-saving lighting technology, and history and heritage are celebrated through a captivating combination of light and music. This unique urban experience transforms the city, its rich and fascinating fusion of colour, sound and inspiration astonishing audiences.