Qatar
"A sophisticated thumbprint on the Arabian Gulf where Jean Nouvel's desert-rose architecture meets the falconry traditions of Souq Waqif and the crystal waters of Khor Al Adaid."
The Peninsula Pulse: Heritage to High-Tech
A high-voltage 7-day traverse of the Qatari peninsula. Experience the world-class museums of Doha, the UNESCO forts of the north, and the espectacular 'Inland Sea' sand dunes.
The Cultural Core: Arrival in Doha
"Welcome to Doha! Your journey begins at the National Museum of Qatar, an architectural masterpiece shaped like a desert rose. In the afternoon, explore the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) on its private island. Tonight, get lost in the labyrinthine alleys of Souq Waqif. Enjoy a welcome feast of traditional 'Machboos' while watching the falconers trade their birds in the historic square."
National Museum of Qatar
Explore the 'Desert Rose' designed by Jean Nouvel, marvelling at the immersive galleries that tell the story of Qatar from its prehistoric roots to the oil boom.
Souq Waqif & Falcon Hospital
Navigate the authentic mud-rendered market stalls, visiting the specialized Falcon Hospital and the horse stables of the Amiri Guard.
Parisa Persian Feast
Indulge in a multi-course dinner at Parisa, marvelling at the incredible mirror-work and hand-painted mosaics inside one of the city's most beautiful restaurants.
The Venice of Arabia: The Pearl & Katara
"Today we explore the futuristic side of Doha. You'll visit Katara Cultural Village to see the amphitheaters and pigeon towers. In the afternoon, head to The Pearl-Qatar, a man-made island featuring the Mediterranean-style Qanat Quartier. Tonight, enjoy a luxury dhow cruise along the Corniche, viewing the West Bay skyline as it ignites with thousands of LED lights."
Katara Cultural Village
Explore the blue-tiled mosque and the high-tech planetary dome, marvelling at the architectural fusion of traditional Arab and modern European styles.
Qanat Quartier Canal Walk
Stroll through the Venetian-inspired district of The Pearl, crossing pastel-colored bridges and exploring the boutiques along the turquoise waterways.
Skyline Dhow Sunset Cruise
Board a traditional wooden dhow fitted with modern luxuries to sail the Doha bay, capturing the ultimate photo of the West Bay glass towers at dusk.
The Fortress of the North: Al Zubarah
"We drive north through the desert to reach Al Zubarah, Qatar's only UNESCO World Heritage site. You will stand before the perfectly preserved 1938 fort and explore the archaeological excavations of the 18th-century pearling town. In the afternoon, visit the abandoned 'Ghost Village' of Al Jumail. Tonight, enjoy a seafood dinner in the fishing port of Al Khor and sleep in a luxury desert resort."
Al Zubarah UNESCO Archaeological Site
Explore the massive fort and the ruins of the walled coastal town, marvelling at the history of the merchant families who controlled the Gulf pearl trade.
Al Jumail Ghost Village
Wander through the abandoned coral-stone houses and mosques of a traditional fishing village, viewing the ruins against the turquoise shore.
Al Khor Corniche Sunset
Join the local families for an evening stroll along the harbor, watching the traditional dhows return with the daily catch in the golden hour.
The Emerald Mangroves: Al Thakira
"Today features a journey into the Al Thakira Mangroves, Qatar's oldest and largest forest. You will navigate the turquoise channels by kayak, spotting migratory flamingos and herons. In the afternoon, visit the Purple Island (Jazirat bin Ghanim) to see the ruins of the 2nd-millennium BC dye production site. Tonight, return to Doha to explore the Msheireb Downtown district, the world's first sustainable urban regeneration project."
Al Thakira Mangrove Kayaking
Navigate the lush green channels of the salt-tolerant forest, watching for rare birds and learning about the mangrove's role in the Gulf ecosystem.
Purple Island Heritage Hike
Trek the limestone paths to reach the island where the Kassites once produced purple dye from sea snails, viewing the spectacular desert-coastal views.
Msheireb Tram & Architecture
Ride the high-tech electric tram through the sustainable district, marvelling at the modern interpretations of traditional Qatari courtyard architecture.
The Inland Sea: Khor Al Adaid
"Prepare for an extreme desert journey! We drive south to Mesaieed to enter the desert dunes. You will take a specialized 4x4 for high-energy dune bashing to reach Khor Al Adaid (The Inland Sea), where the ocean flows into the heart of the desert. You'll stand on 60-meter dunes that drop directly into the water. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin BBQ and sleep in a luxury desert camp on the Saudi border."
Inland Sea Dune Bashing Safari
Experience the adrenaline of navigating the massive shifting sand-crests to reach the UNESCO-recognized Inland Sea on the border of Saudi Arabia.
Sunset Sand-Boarding Session
Glide down the steep ridges of the singing sands as the sun sets over the Arabian Gulf, witnessing the dunes change from gold to deep crimson.
Empty Quarter Firepit Supper
Indulge in traditional lamb Mandi cooked in a sand pit, listening to Bedouin stories around a crackling fire in the absolute silence of the deep desert.
Modern Mirages: Education City
"We return to Doha to explore the intellectual side of the city. You visit Education City to see the Qatar National Library, designed by Rem Koolhaas. In the afternoon, visit the Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art and the spectacular 'East-West/West-East' monoliths by Richard Serra in the Zekreet desert. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory farewell gala dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant in the Lusail district."
Qatar National Library Tour
Explore the futuristic 'bookshelf' architecture, marvelling at the Heritage Library's collection of ancient maps and the world-class digital reading rooms.
Richard Serra Desert Monoliths
Take a 4x4 into the Zekreet desert to stand among four massive steel pillars that stretch for 1km across the limestone floor, witnessing a true modern mirage.
Lusail Marina Farewell Gala
Toast your 7-day odyssey at Alba by Enrico Crippa or BiBo, enjoying high-end culinary art inside the spectacular Katara Towers.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Doha
"Your monumental 7-day traverse of the Qatari peninsula finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of 'Shakshuka' and saffron tea. You'll take a final morning trip to the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum to see the history of global athletic achievement. As you head to Hamad International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the desert roses to the inland sea. Phir Milenge!"
3-2-1 Olympic & Sports Museum
Explore one of the world's most interactive sports museums, viewing Olympic torches and historic jerseys inside the Khalifa International Stadium.
Final Qatari Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Balaleet (sweet noodles and eggs) and Arabic coffee at a celebrated house restaurant before your long journey home.
Doha Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the tree-lined avenues of the Corniche to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to Qatar.
The Pearl of the North & Desert Monoliths
An epic two-week journey into Qatar's deep history and futuristic wilderness. Discover 900-year-old petroglyphs, explore the limestone 'Mushroom Forest', stay at the Chiva-Som wellness sanctuary, and witness the 'East-West/West-East' monoliths in the desert.
The Artistic Harbor: Arrival in Doha
"Welcome to Doha! Your journey begins in the Mina District, the city's colorful old port now transformed into a pastel-hued creative hub. Spend your first afternoon at the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA), a geometric masterpiece by I.M. Pei. Tonight, enjoy a welcome banquet of fresh Gulf lobster and spiced saffron rice at a restaurant overlooking the dhow harbor."
Museum of Islamic Art (MIA)
Explore the world's premier collection of Islamic textiles and metalwork, marvelling at the 'Blue Quran' and the spectacular views of the West Bay skyline.
Mina District & Port Stroll
Walk through the pastel-blue and pink architecture of the old port, visiting the fish market and the creative galleries that face the cruise terminal.
Chabrat Al Mina Seafood Night
Indulge in freshly caught Arabian Sea fish prepared with traditional Qatari spices on a waterfront terrace, watching the wooden dhows sail past.
Intellectual Oasis: Education City
"Today features a journey into the architectural lab of Education City. You visit the Qatar National Library, designed by Rem Koolhaas, to see the 7th-century maps in the Heritage Library. In the afternoon, explore the Education City Mosque, a futuristic structure with two massive minarets pointing toward Mecca. Tonight, return to Msheireb Downtown for a sustainable urban night tour."
Qatar National Library Tour
Explore the diamond-shaped building, visiting the underground Heritage Library to view ancient manuscripts and world-class digital reading galleries.
Education City Mosque Walk
Wander beneath the massive white calligraphic structures of the mosque, exploring the geometric patterns that represent the five pillars of Islam.
Msheireb Sustainable Tram Ride
Ride the high-tech electric tram through the world's first fully sustainable downtown regeneration project, viewing the modern courtyard palaces.
The Desert Rose: National Museum Day
"Spend a full day exploring the National Museum of Qatar. Designed by Jean Nouvel to look like a desert rose crystal, the museum features 11 galleries that narrate the history of the peninsula. In the afternoon, visit the adjacent Palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani. Tonight, enjoy a sunset stroll at the 3-2-1 Olympic Museum and a celebratory dinner in the Aspire Zone."
National Museum of Qatar
Navigate the 1.5km of immersive galleries, marvelling at the 'Pearl Carpet of Baroda' and the high-tech film installations of the desert flora.
3-2-1 Olympic & Sports Museum
Explore one of the world's most interactive sports museums, viewing Olympic torches and historic jerseys inside the Khalifa International Stadium.
Flying Egg Panorama Dinner
Dine on the 47th floor of The Torch Doha, enjoying high-end Mediterranean cuisine and a 360-degree view of the neon-lit Aspire Zone landscape.
Prehistoric Puzzles: Al Jassasiya Caves
"We drive north into the absolute desert core to reach Al Jassasiya. This is Qatar's most important rock-art site, featuring over 900 petroglyphs of dhows, fish, and ancient board games (Al-Aila) carved into the limestone. In the afternoon, explore the nearby Al Ruwais port and the historic Al Thakhira mosque. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin tea session in a remote desert camp under the stars."
Al Jassasiya Rock Carvings
Wander through the limestone hillocks to find prehistoric petroglyphs, exploring the mystery of the 'cup-and-ring' carvings and ancient marine symbols.
Al Jassasiya Mosque & Ruins
Visit the remains of the 18th-century settlement and its stone mosque, marvelling at the survival of mud-and-coral architecture in the desert.
Desert Stargazing & Meditation
Experience the absolute silence of the northern frontier, observing the night sky with zero light pollution while learning Bedouin navigation myths.
The Ghost Villages: Al Jumail & Al Khuwair
"Today features a journey to the 'Ghost Villages' of the northern coast. You visit Al Jumail, a remarkably preserved abandoned pearl-diving village where the coral-stone houses and mosques still stand against the turquoise sea. In the afternoon, explore the mangroves of Al Khuwair. Tonight, check into the world's most advanced wellness retreat for a high-end traditional healing session."
Al Jumail Ghost Village Walk
Explore the abandoned 14th-century pearl village, marvelling at the houses built from sea-stone and the minaret that overlooks the abandoned quay.
Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine
Participate in a TAIM signature treatment at Zulal, using local desert herbs and SIDR honey for a modern interpretation of ancient healing.
Madinat Ash Shamal Sunset Pier
Stroll the furthest northern pier in Qatar, watching the traditional fishing boats return from the deep Gulf waters during the golden hour.
The Blue Grotto return: Al Thakira Mangroves
"We drive south to the Al Thakira Mangroves, the largest salt-tolerant forest in the country. You navigate the turquoise channels by kayak, spotting migratory flamingos and herons. In the afternoon, visit the Purple Island (Jazirat bin Ghanim) to see the 2nd-millennium BC purple-dye production site. Tonight, enjoy a sunset seafood dinner in the historic pearl-diving port of Al Khor."
Al Thakira Mangrove Kayaking
Navigate the lush green channels of the white mangroves, watching for rare birds and learning about the mangrove's role in the Gulf ecosystem.
Purple Island Prehistoric Trail
Trek the limestone paths to reach the island where Kassites once produced dye from sea snails, Viewing the spectacular desert-coastal views.
Al Khor Pearl Harbor Supper
Dine on a terrace overlooking the traditional wooden dhow fleet, sampling spiced 'Majboos' and fresh Red Sea grouper in a historic port setting.
The Camel Track return: Al Shahaniya
"Today features a journey into the world of camel racing. You visit the Al Shahaniya Racetrack to witness the training sessions of the elite racing camels using remote-controlled robot jockeys. In the afternoon, explore the Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al Thani Museum, which houses 15,000 artifacts from vintage cars to a complete Syrian house. Tonight, return toward the West Coast to sleep in a luxury desert fortress."
Al Shahaniya Camel Racing Experience
Witness the high-energy sport of the desert herders, observing the robot jockeys and the convoys of 4x4s following the thundering camel herds.
Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Museum
Explore one of the world's most unique private museums, marvelling at the collection of 600 vintage cars and the ancient Islamic armor.
Al Samriya Equestrian Ride
Mount a purebred Arabian horse for a sunset ride through the Al Samriya farm, watching the oryx and gazelles graze in the shadow of the museum walls.
The Limestone Maze: Zekreet Desert
"We drive to the West Coast to reach the Zekreet Peninsula. You land in a landscape of mushroom-shaped limestone hills and sheer cliffs. You will stand among the 'East-West/West-East' monoliths—four massive 14-meter steel pillars designed by Richard Serra that stretch for 1km across the desert. In the afternoon, visit the Zekreet Fort ruins. Tonight, enjoy absolute silence in a high-end desert retreat."
Richard Serra Desert Monoliths
Trek between the massive steel pillars in the Broughton-esque desert canyon, capturing the surreal intersection of modern art and ancient geology.
Zekreet Mushroom Rocks & Fort
Photograph the iconic wind-eroded limestone hills and explore the 18th-century citadel ruins that once guarded the western coast.
Film City (Desert Mirage) Walk
Explore the abandoned mock-Arabian village built for a television series, wandering the towers and gates that look like a perfect desert mirage.
Nomads of the West: Arabian Oryx
"Today features a journey into the Brouq Nature Reserve to see Qatar's national animal, the Arabian Oryx. You take a 4x4 into the limestone plateaus to track the elegant white oryx in the wild. In the afternoon, swim in the turquoise waters of the Ras Abrouq headland. Tonight, enjoy a private beach BBQ and sleep in a luxury villa where the desert hills meet the Arabian Gulf."
Arabian Oryx Wildlife Safari
Navigate the protected plateaus of the Brouq reserve to track the rare white oryx and gazelles in their natural desert-coastal habitat.
Ras Abrouq Beach Snorkeling
Explore the limestone coves of the western tip, swimming in crystal waters surrounded by mushroom-shaped hills and unique geological folds.
Zekreet Ridge Skygazing
Witness a night sky of absolute clarity from the high limestone cliffs, with the stars bright enough to cast shadows across the desert floor.
The Inland Sea return: Sealine Dunes
"We drive to the absolute south of the country to reach Sealine. You trade the limestone cliffs for a vast sea of red-gold sand dunes. You take a specialized 4x4 for high-energy dune bashing to reach the Khor Al Adaid (Inland Sea), where the ocean meets the desert. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin BBQ and sleep in a luxury desert camp on the border of Saudi Arabia."
Inland Sea Dune Bashing
Experience the high-adrenaline rush of navigating the 60-meter sand dunes in a 4x4 to reach the UNESCO-listed natural inlet of the Gulf.
Sunset Sand-Boarding Session
Glide down the steep ridges of the singing sands as the sun sets over the dunes and the turquoise waters of the Inland Sea.
Empty Quarter Firelight Supper
Indulge in traditional lamb Mandi cooked in a sand pit, listening to Bedouin songs around a crackling fire in the absolute silence of the dunes.
Nomads of the South: Sealine Shore
"Spend a full day in the southern wilderness. You participate in a falconry session in the morning, learning how the Bedouins trained birds for hunting. In the afternoon, visit the Sealine Beach to swim where the dunes crash into the waves. Tonight, return toward Doha, stopping at the Al Wakrah Old Souq. You stay in a heritage hotel with views of the traditional pearl harbor."
Royal Falconry Masterclass
Witness the speed of hunting falcons and learn the techniques of the desert trainers, experiencing the most prestigious tradition of the Gulf.
Al Wakrah Heritage Souq Walk
Wander through the restored mud-brick alleys of the historic fishing town, marvelling at the stone mosques and the traditional dhow yards.
Al Wakrah Dhow Harbor Sunset
Capture the evening light hitting the wooden masts of the pearl-fishing fleet, watching the local life return to the waterfront cafes.
The Island Luxury: Palm Jumeirah return
"We drive back to Doha to spend your time on The Pearl-Qatar, a man-made island built on a former pearl-diving site. You'll spend the afternoon at the Porto Arabia boardwalk, browsing luxury boutiques. In the evening, visit the Katara Cultural Village for a performance in the amphitheater. Tonight, enjoy a grand celebratory dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant overlooking the marina."
The Pearl Porto Arabia Walk
Stroll the 3.5km Mediterranean-style promenade, marvelling at the superyachts and exploring the luxury stores of Doha's premier island district.
Katara Pigeon Towers Tour
Explore the spectacular mud-brick pigeon towers and the blue-tiled mosque, marvelling at the architectural fusion of traditional and modern Arab styles.
Katara Sky-Bar Farewell Gala
Toast your odyssey at Provok or Boho Social, enjoying high-end fusion cuisine and a 360-degree view of the West Bay and Lusail skyline.
The Hidden Grotto: Musfur Sinkhole
"For your final full day, we head back into the central desert to visit Dahl Al Misfir (Musfur Sinkhole). This is a 40-meter deep cave of gypsum crystals that emit an out-worldly glow. In the afternoon, return to Doha to explore the Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital and the horse stables. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner with live traditional Qatari music and dance, reflecting on your 14 days of traverse."
Musfur Sinkhole Cave Descent
Explore the deepest known sinkhole in Qatar, navigating the limestone chambers to see the rare 'desert rose' gypsum crystal formations.
Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital
Visit the specialized clinical center for the nation's most prestigious birds, marvelling at the state-of-the-art care for the hunting falcons.
Doha Heritage Farewell Gala
Celebrate your 14-day journey with a traditional banquet at Parisa, accompanied by live Oud music and the illuminated atmosphere of Souq Waqif.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Doha
"Your monumental 14-day expedition through the rock carvings and ghost villages finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of 'Balaleet' and Arabic coffee. You'll take a final morning trip to the Doha Corniche for one last look at the West Bay glass towers. As you head to Hamad International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the monoliths of Zekreet to the oases of the north. Phir Milenge!"
Doha Corniche Sunset Walk
Stroll the 7km crescent-shaped promenade for a final aerial view of the skyline, watching the traditional dhows reflect in the calm Gulf waters.
Final Qatari Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Machboos and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Doha Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the glass canyons of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to Qatar.
The Sovereign Sands & Hidden Reefs Odyssey
An epic three-week masterclass in Qatari evolution. Navigate the limestone mushroom-forests of the West, explore the prehistoric flint-mines of the interior, stay in the most advanced wellness sanctuaries on earth, and witness the 'Lost World' of the North Coast.
The Cyber Harbor: Arrival in Doha
"Welcome to the capital of the future! Your odyssey begins at the Lusail Winter Wonderland and the Katara Towers. In the afternoon, explore the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA), a geometric marvel sitting on its own island. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Qatari fusion on a terrace overlooking the Lusail Marina skyline."
Museum of Islamic Art (MIA)
Explore the world's premier collection of Islamic metalwork and manuscripts, marvelling at the light-play within I.M. Pei's limestone masterpiece.
Lusail Marina Promenade Walk
Stroll the futuristic waterfront of Qatar's newest city, marvelling at the 'Sword' architecture of the Katara Towers and the luxury yachts.
Provok Asian Fusion Gala
Indulge in a sky-high dinner on the 33rd floor of Raffles, enjoying high-end culinary art with a 360-degree view of the neon-lit coastline.
The Desert Rose: National Heritage Day
"Spend your day exploring the National Museum of Qatar, designed by Jean Nouvel. You'll navigate the 1.5km of galleries that chronicle the nation's geology and history. In the afternoon, visit the Msheireb Museums to see the history of domestic life in Doha. Tonight, enjoy a traditional dinner in the sustainable heart of Msheireb Downtown."
National Museum of Qatar
Navigate the 'Desert Rose', marvelling at the high-tech films of pearl divers and the prehistoric fossils found in the Qatari sands.
Msheireb Heritage Houses
Explore four historic courtyard mansions, learning about the evolution of Qatari society and the history of the early oil discovery era.
Msheireb Sustainable Tram Tour
Ride the electric tram through the world's most sustainable urban center, viewing the modern Baraha Square and its massive retractable sun-shade.
The Falcon's Peak: Jebel Fuwairit
"We drive north-east to reach Jebel Fuwairit, a unique coastal ridge of white limestone. You'll hike the rocky trails to see the nesting sites of the Hawksbill Turtle (seasonal). In the afternoon, visit the prehistoric stone tools site at Al Khibrit. Tonight, sleep in a luxury kite-beach resort where the mountains meet the emerald sea."
Jebel Fuwairit Coastal Hike
Trek the limestone ridges overlooking the beach, marvelling at the wind-carved caves and the crystal-clear turquoise lagoons of the north.
Kite-Surfing Masterclass
Experience the world-class winds of Fuwairit with a private lesson on the shallow, flat-water lagoons, perfect for beginners and pros alike.
Turtle Sanctuary Reflection
Stroll the protected sands with a resident guide to learn about the hawksbill conservation project, watching the sunset over the empty northern coast.
The Lost World: Al Jassasiya Petroglyphs
"Today features a journey to Al Jassasiya, Qatar's most important rock-art site. You will find over 900 petroglyphs of dhows, fish, and scorpions carved into the limestone hillocks. In the afternoon, explore the abandoned 'Ghost Village' of Al Khuwair. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin tea session in a remote desert camp under the brightest stars in the peninsula."
Al Jassasiya Rock Carvings
Wander through the prehistoric field of petroglyphs, exploring the mystery of the 'cup-and-ring' carvings used for ancient desert games.
Al Khuwair Ghost Village
Explore the abandoned 18th-century settlement built of sea-stone, marvelling at the mosque and the ruins of the pearl-merchant houses.
Frontier Stargazing Safari
Experience a night sky with zero light pollution, observing the Milky Way from the furthest northern point of the peninsula.
The Wellness Sanctuary: Zulal Day
"Spend a full day at Zulal, the world's first Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine (TAIM) wellness resort. You will participate in a private health consultation followed by a Sidr-leaf body wrap and an Oud-scented massage. In the afternoon, attend a workshop on desert herbalism. Tonight, enjoy a nutritional gourmet feast and sleep in absolute silence."
TAIM Signature Treatment
Experience ancient Islamic healing rituals using local Qatari ingredients like camel milk and desert herbs in a world-class clinical setting.
Omani Halwa Cooking Workshop
Learn the techniques of making the famous Qatari-Omani sweet under the guidance of a master chef, exploring the medicinal uses of saffron and rose water.
Zulal Sea-Reflection Walk
Walk the secluded white-sand beach of Zulal at dusk, practicing mindfulness while watching the fishing boats of Al Ruwais on the horizon.
The Iron Emirate: Dukhan Industrial Heritage
"We drive to the West Coast to reach Dukhan, the site of Qatar's first oil discovery in 1939. You will visit the historic 'Well No. 1' and see the 1950s American-style industrial town. In the afternoon, visit the Dukhan Beach to see the jagged limestone cliffs. Tonight, return toward the central desert to sleep in a luxury equestrian farm."
Dukhan Discovery Well No. 1
Visit the birthplace of Qatar's modern economy, marvelling at the original derrick and the industrial architecture of the 1940s oil boom.
Dukhan Cliff Panorama
Capture the spectacular sunset from the limestone cliffs of the west coast, watching the moonlight reflect on the calm, salty waters of the Gulf.
Al Shahaniya Equestrian Supper
Dine inside the Al Samriya farm, sampling fresh dates and camel milk while watching the purebred Arabian horses graze in the moonlight.
The Elite Riders: Camel Racing & FBQ Museum
"Today features a journey into the world of Bedouin sports. You visit the Al Shahaniya Camel Racetrack to witness the high-speed training of racing camels. In the afternoon, explore the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Museum, housing 15,000 artifacts including vintage Ferraris and a complete Syrian house. Tonight, enjoy a dinner of 'Saleeg' in a heritage garden."
Al Shahaniya Camel Racing
Witness the high-energy training of elite camels with remote-controlled robot jockeys, experiencing the most prestigious sport in the Gulf.
Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Museum
Explore one of the world's most unique private museums, marvelling at the collection of 600 vintage cars and the ancient Islamic armor.
Al Samriya Oryx Sanctuary
Take a guided cart tour of the farm to see the white Arabian Oryx and gazelles up close, learning about the national conservation program.
The Limestone Maze: Zekreet Desert
"We drive to the West Coast to reach the Zekreet Peninsula. You land in a landscape of mushroom-shaped limestone hills and sheer cliffs. You will stand among the 'East-West/West-East' monoliths—four massive 14-meter steel pillars by Richard Serra. In the afternoon, visit the Zekreet Fort ruins. Tonight, enjoy absolute silence in a high-end desert retreat surrounded by prehistoric geology."
Richard Serra Desert Monoliths
Trek between the massive steel pillars in the Broughton-esque desert canyon, capturing the surreal intersection of modern art and ancient geology.
Zekreet Mushroom Rocks & Fort
Photograph the iconic wind-eroded limestone hills and explore the 18th-century citadel ruins that once guarded the western coast.
Film City (Desert Mirage) Walk
Explore the abandoned mock-Arabian village built for a television series, wandering the towers and gates that look like a perfect desert mirage.
The Island Luxury: Palm Jumeirah return
"We drive back to Doha to spend your time on The Pearl-Qatar, a man-made island built on a former pearl-diving site. You'll spend the afternoon at the Porto Arabia boardwalk, browsing luxury boutiques. In the evening, visit the Katara Cultural Village for a performance in the amphitheater. Tonight, enjoy a grand celebratory dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant overlooking the marina."
The Pearl Porto Arabia Walk
Stroll the 3.5km Mediterranean-style promenade, marvelling at the superyachts and exploring the luxury stores of Doha's premier island district.
Katara Pigeon Towers Tour
Explore the spectacular mud-brick pigeon towers and the blue-tiled mosque, marvelling at the architectural fusion of traditional and modern Arab styles.
Katara Sky-Bar Farewell Gala
Toast your odyssey at Provok or Boho Social, enjoying high-end fusion cuisine and a 360-degree view of the West Bay and Lusail skyline.
The Inland Sea: Sealine Dunes
"We drive south to reach Sealine. You trade the limestone cliffs for a vast sea of red-gold sand dunes. You take a specialized 4x4 for high-energy dune bashing to reach the Khor Al Adaid (Inland Sea), where the ocean meets the desert. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin BBQ and sleep in a luxury desert camp on the border of Saudi Arabia."
Inland Sea Dune Bashing
Experience the high-adrenaline rush of navigating the 60-meter sand dunes in a 4x4 to reach the UNESCO-listed natural inlet of the Gulf.
Sunset Sand-Boarding Session
Glide down the steep ridges of the singing sands as the sun sets over the dunes and the turquoise waters of the Inland Sea.
Empty Quarter Firelight Supper
Indulge in traditional lamb Mandi cooked in a sand pit, listening to Bedouin songs around a crackling fire in the absolute silence of the dunes.
The Hidden Grotto: Musfur Sinkhole
"Today features a journey into the central desert to visit Dahl Al Misfir (Musfur Sinkhole). This is a 40-meter deep cave of gypsum crystals that emit an out-worldly glow. In the afternoon, return to Doha to explore the Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory dinner in the historic market, watching the locals trade their prize birds."
Musfur Sinkhole Cave Descent
Explore the deepest known sinkhole in Qatar, navigating the limestone chambers to see the rare 'desert rose' gypsum crystal formations.
Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital
Visit the specialized clinical center for the nation's most prestigious birds, marvelling at the state-of-the-art care for the hunting falcons.
Parisa Persian Heritage Dinner
Indulge in a multi-course dinner at Parisa, marvelling at the incredible mirror-work and hand-painted mosaics inside the city's most beautiful market restaurant.
The Pearl Harbor: Al Wakrah Heritage
"We drive to the historic fishing town of Al Wakrah. You explore the Al Wakrah Souq, a mud-rendered market that faces the sea. In the afternoon, visit the Al Janoub Stadium, an architectural masterpiece by Zaha Hadid inspired by the sails of a dhow. Tonight, enjoy a seafood feast of fresh sardines and shrimp in a waterfront tavern, watching the moonlight hit the traditional boat masts."
Al Wakrah Souq & Mosque
Wander through the restored mud-brick alleys of the historic fishing town, marvelling at the stone mosques and the traditional dhow yards.
Al Janoub Stadium Architecture
Explore the Zaha Hadid-designed stadium, marvelling at the retractable roof shaped like the hull of a pearl-fishing vessel and the futuristic interiors.
Al Wakrah Dhow Harbor Sunset
Capture the evening light hitting the wooden masts of the pearl-fishing fleet, watching the local life return to the waterfront cafes.
The Turquoise Shore: Al Thakira Mangroves
"Today features a journey into the Al Thakira Mangroves, the largest salt-tolerant forest in the country. You navigate the turquoise channels by kayak, spotting migratory flamingos and herons. In the afternoon, visit the Purple Island to see the 2nd-millennium BC purple-dye production site. Tonight, return to Doha to explore the Msheireb Downtown district at night."
Al Thakira Mangrove Kayaking
Navigate the lush green channels of the white mangroves, watching for rare birds and learning about the mangrove's role in the Gulf ecosystem.
Purple Island Heritage Trail
Trek the limestone paths to reach the island where Kassites once produced dye from sea snails, viewing the espectacular desert-coastal views.
Msheireb Neon Tram Ride
Experience the high-tech sustainable district at night, watching the 3D light displays on the modern courtyard palaces from the electric tram.
The Royal Stables: Al Shaqab Equestrian
"We visit Al Shaqab, the world-class equestrian center dedicated to the Arabian horse. You will see the state-of-the-art training facilities and the historic stables of the Emiri Guard. In the afternoon, explore the Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in Education City. Tonight, enjoy a refined 'equestrian' dinner at a high-end restaurant in the Chef’s Garden."
Al Shaqab Guided Stable Tour
Explore the world's most luxurious horse training facility, marvelling at the swimming pools and treadmills designed for purebred Arabian champions.
Mathaf Modern Art Museum
Explore the collection of over 9,000 works of modern and contemporary art from the Arab world, viewing the masterpieces of modern Iraqi and Syrian painters.
Chef’s Garden Farm-to-Table
Dine in a lush garden setting inside Education City, enjoying organic produce grown on-site in a sophisticated, eco-friendly atmosphere.
The Bird Sanctuary: Al Shuaiba Mangroves
"Today features a journey to the remote Al Shuaiba coast. This is a sanctuary for rare migratory birds and home to a unique cluster of mangroves far from any urban development. You'll spend the afternoon walking the desolate limestone shores and bird watching. Tonight, return toward the West Coast to sleep in a luxury desert fortress at Al Samriya."
Al Shuaiba Bird Watching Safari
Trek the isolated northern mangroves to spot rare species like the Greater Flamingo and the Eurasian Curlew in a silent natural paradise.
Al Samriya Equestrian Ride
Mount a purebred Arabian horse for a sunset ride through the Al Samriya farm, watching the oryx and gazelles graze in the shadow of the museum walls.
Al Samriya Moonlit Reflection
Stroll through the private stone-built estate of Sheikh Faisal, experiencing the absolute silence and the emergence of the desert night sky.
The Ceramic Valley return: Al Karana
"We drive south to reach the Al Karana Lagoons. This artificial wetland in the heart of the desert has become a vital ecosystem for over 50 species of birds. You will spend the afternoon walking the bird-watching trails. In the evening, visit the 'Singing Sand' dunes nearby. Tonight, return toward Doha to sleep in a luxury city-center hotel."
Al Karana Lagoon Trek
Explore the desert wetlands to spot herons, egrets, and the rare desert monitor lizard in a unique oasis created from reclaimed water.
Inland Sea Dune Bashing
Experience the adrenaline of navigating the massive 60-meter sand dunes in a 4x4 to reach the UNESCO-listed natural inlet of the Gulf.
Sunset Sand-Boarding Session
Glide down the steep ridges of the singing sands as the sun sets over the dunes and the turquoise waters of the Inland Sea.
The Adrenaline Peak return: Deep Dive Doha
"Today features a journey into the city's highest-tech attractions. You visit the world's deepest pool at Deep Dive Doha. In the afternoon, return to the Doha Mall for a session at the VR Park and a walk through the 24-carat gold 'Galeries Lafayette' district. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant in the Lusail district."
Deep Dive Doha Sunken City
Explore the world's deepest swimming pool (60m), scuba diving or snorkeling through an underwater ghost town with streetscapes and a library.
Katara High-Street Architecture
Wander through the climate-controlled outdoor shopping district, marvelling at the glass architecture and the Murano-glass floor mosaics.
Lusail Marina Skyline Gala
Toast your 21-day odyssey at a high-end fusion restaurant, enjoying 360-degree views of the neon-lit capital and the illuminated Katara Towers.
The Art of the Peninsula: Doha Museum Tour
"Today is dedicated to the artistic soul of the capital. You visit the Fire Station: Artist in Residence to see the latest contemporary exhibitions. In the afternoon, explore the private galleries of the Souq Waqif district. Tonight, you'll join a 'Qatari Cooking Class' in a local home, learning the secrets of spiced Qatari rice and traditional sweets."
Fire Station Contemporary Art
Explore the former civil defense building now serving as Qatar's premier laboratory for modern art, marvelling at the resident artist galleries.
Al Khoot Fort Museum
Visit the 1920s white-stone fortress in the heart of the old town, exploring the traditional weaponry and the museum of Qatari maritime history.
Qatari Home Cooking Masterclass
Join a local family in their kitchen to learn the techniques of making the perfect Machboos and Sago pudding, dining in their private garden.
The Petroleum Heritage return: Dukhan
"We drive to the West Coast to reach Dukhan. You visit the historic 'Well No. 1' and see the 1950s American-style industrial town. In the afternoon, visit the Dukhan Beach to see the jagged limestone cliffs. Tonight, return toward the central desert to sleep in a luxury equestrian farm."
Dukhan Discovery Well No. 1
Visit the birthplace of Qatar's modern economy, marvelling at the original derrick and the industrial architecture of the 1940s oil boom.
Dukhan Cliff Panorama
Capture the spectacular sunset from the limestone cliffs of the west coast, watching the moonlight reflect on the calm, salty waters of the Gulf.
Al Shahaniya Equestrian Supper
Dine inside the Al Samriya farm, sampling fresh dates and camel milk while watching the purebred Arabian horses graze in the moonlight.
Crown Jewels and Farewell Souks
"For your final full day in the capital, you visit the National Jewelry Museum to see the royal collections. In the afternoon, return to the Souq Waqif to pick up final souvenirs of high-quality saffron and perfumes. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant in the northern district, celebrating your 21 days across the sands, mountains, and islands of the Sultanate."
Qatari Royal Jewelry Collection
Explore the nation's premier collection of gold and precious stones from the Islamic and modern eras inside a masterfully restored palace.
Souq Waqif Heritage Stroll
Explore the historic market district, visiting the ancient gate and the subterranean clinical center of the Falcon Hospital.
Final Qatari Farewell Gala
Celebrate your 21-day journey with a traditional banquet accompanied by a live Oud orchestra and folk dancers in a palace-style courtyard.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Doha
"Your monumental 21-day expedition across the space-ports and desert citadels finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Machboos and Arabic coffee. You'll take a final morning trip to the Heritage Village to see the traditional Bedouin crafts. As you head to the Hamad International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the pearl islands of Delma to the canyons of Wadi Bih. Phir Milenge!"
Doha Heritage Village Walk
Explore the traditional Bedouin camp reconstruction, marvelling at the stone houses, the spice souk, and the live pottery and weaving demonstrations.
Final Qatari Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Manti and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Doha Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the tree-lined avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of Peace.