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Things To Do in Qatar
Visitors have a wide variety of options, including museums and art galleries, marketplaces, sports, safaris in the desert beside the stunning Inland Sea or the UNESCO-listed Al Zubarah Fort.
A good activity for tourists is simply to experience the country’s tradition. The traditional way of life of the Qataris was simple: Bedouin nomads roamed the desert with their camels, and fishermen searched the seabed for pearls to trade. Although these two ways of life have largely disappeared in the peninsula, the government has taken some steps to preserve their traditions for future generations.
Many tourism companies organise expeditions into the desert, both in 4×4 and on camel back. Some last only one day, while others can last up to a week, with hikers staying overnight in Bedouin tents. The one-day “dune destruction tours” simply consist of speeding across the endless desert dunes aboard a Land Cruiser.
The tradition of beads dates back to 2000 BC, when Mesopotamian records speak of shiny “fish eyes” imported from the Gulf region. As the industry went bankrupt after the discovery of oil, a big festival is held every year to celebrate this tradition. The Qatar Maritime Festival in Doha often includes a large sea expedition using various dhow dredgers to find oyster beds on the seabed. Other festival activities include a music show, a seal show, an expedition of sand sculptors and a water, light and sound show.
Many companies offer wreck diving for tourists, which can be arranged from Doha. Some of the most popular dive sites are the Old Club Reef and the New Club Reef, which are man-made and located just off Messaied, the Qapco Reef, the M.O. Shipwreck and the Al Sharque Shipwreck.
Other popular water sports include kite surfing, jet skiing, surfing and charter fishing trips.
Adventure & Sports in Qatar
With everything from desert safaris to water and air activities, Qatar is a haven for thrill-seekers and the perfect place for adventures on land, sea, and in the air.
For those looking to venture off the beaten path, Qatar offers distinctive experiences. Enjoy a camel ride, go on a desert safari, kitesurf in Zekreet, go paragliding, play golf—the options are endless in Qatar for adventure seekers.
Experience the desert
The Qatari desert’s undulating sand dunes give a stark beauty and are a well-liked location for a leisurely safari or the breathtaking scenery.
Bedouin tribes used to travel the desert, establishing up camp, grazing their animals, and conducting commerce. With the yearly winter camping season, known as Al Enna, when inhabitants travel to the desert in elaborate camps and return to the land, this custom is still deeply ingrained in Qatari society today. The desert, which offers a remarkable variety of activities, is an essential component of the local culture. The desert offers a variety of activities, from lying by the campfire to paragliding or dune-bashing.
To the south of the city is the magnificent “Inland Sea,” or Khor Al Adaid, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the few locations in the world where the sea intrudes into the desert. Nothing compares to a camel ride over the gentle dunes followed by an adventurous desert safari across the dunes to Khor Al Adaid, which is only accessible by 4×4 vehicles, for a true authentic desert experience. Surfer experiencing “fish out of water” syndrome? For a different experience, sandboard around the dunes, or explore the dunes on a quad bike, ATV, or dune buggy. Want to see things from the air? There are several activities accessible, including paragliding and kitesurfing.
Visitors may partake in day, evening, or overnight camping excursions with the help of one of the many businesses that run modernized Bedouin camps in the desert, a popular hobby in Qatar. In the reserve, you may find a variety of animals, including camels, flamingos, dugongs, Arabian oryx, and turtles.
View Qatar from above
View Qatar from the air when kiteboarding or paragliding, or for something different, get in touch with one of the many specialized operators for light aircraft, gliders, ultralights, and gyroplanes.
Inland Sea
Sand dunes and seabeds make up the unique beauty of the Inland Sea, or Khor Al Adaid as the locals affectionately refer to it. This park, which is situated on the country’s southern coast, has been designated by UNESCO as Qatar’s biggest natural reserve. Animals, plants, and marine life all call the reserve home. Enjoy viewing animals including camels, flamingos, dugongs, and turtles.
Skydiving in Qatar
One of the most amazing experiences one may have in Qatar is skydiving. All thrill-seekers are invited to experience the rush of skydiving thanks to world-class facilities and instructors.
Paragliding
The Qatari deserts are ideal for paragliding, providing a whole new perspective of the country, thanks to strong winds and open sky.
Kitesurfing
The sandy beaches of Qatar have seen a proliferation of colorful kites during the past several years. Kitesurfing has grown in popularity, and the nation is quickly establishing a reputation as a top destination for water sports fans from across the world.
Qatar offers it everything, from fantastic weather to amazing locations and a large range of options for kitesurfing courses. Discover the main justifications for choosing Qatar as your upcoming kiteboarding trip by reading on!
Waterskiing
Try wakeboarding, wakesurfing, or water skiing on the Doha seas for a quick and simple adrenaline rush. Sessions come with all necessary gear, safety gear, and a qualified driver and coach.
Kayaking
Kayaking is the ideal method to discover the rich biodiversity of the nation’s spectacular natural reserves at the Inland Sea and Al Thakira Mangroves. Tour companies include guides, equipment, and training along with dawn and moonlight excursions.
Diving
Qatar, one of the best pearl diving locations in the world, is a great place to go diving any time of year. Divers have the opportunity to investigate the intriguing marine life, shipwrecks, and limestone structures. Numerous diving centers and tour companies provide PADI training programs and excursions in a variety of places.
Sailing
Sailing is one of the greatest ways to experience the nation with 563 km of coastline. Qatar accommodates all levels of seafarers with sailing organizations that give instruction in dinghies, keelboats, traditional dhow boats, luxury yachts, and even dragon boating for big parties.
Golf in Qatar
With some of the best golf courses in the area and cutting-edge amenities, Qatar is an emerging golf destination.
Doha Golf Club
Doha Golf Club, an oasis in the middle of the city, invites you to partake in a variety of activities. Doha Golf Club is a must-visit while in Qatar since it has two golf courses that are suitable for players of all skill levels, walking trails to explore, several courts where you can play your favorite sports, an outstanding restaurant, and choices for hosting your next event.
One of the first golf resorts in the area, Doha Golf Club was established in 1998, establishing Qatar as a golfing powerhouse. In addition to offering two golf courses, sports courts, recreational alternatives, and dining establishments, it also offers lovely settings for any kind of social gathering.
Play your favorite sports, have supper with friends, stroll along its walking trails, take in the gorgeous surroundings, and organize your next event.
It may be reached with ease from many locations across the city because to its excellent position. Doha Golf Club is a location worth visiting since it is close to the commercial district of West Bay, the Pearl, one of the city’s most desirable areas, and Lusail, a contemporary suburb.
The 18-hole championship course and the 9-hole academy course are both part of the Doha Golf Club. Both of them are intended to provide instructional lessons for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to those looking to advance their game.
Additionally, the Doha Golf Club is renowned for its distinctive night illumination, which invites golfers to practice their beloved sport at night.
Education City Golf Club
Education City Golf Club provides a wonderful experience for everyone with its stunning greens, well-kept grounds, and variety of hospitality services and facilities. In addition to training and learning facilities with cutting edge technology and a tranquil setting, it offers the first Trackman driving range in the area.
The Qatar Foundation for Education, Science, and Community Development sponsored the opening of the Education City Golf Club (ECGC) in Education City in 2019. Even though AMLAK Hospitality currently runs the property, it still aims to include golf into Qatari culture.
The Education City Golf Club promotes the game of golf in a novel and comprehensive manner. It has 33 holes of golf, including an 18-hole championship course, a 6-hole championship course, and a floodlit 9-hole par-3 course, all of which were created by Jose Maria Olazabal, a two-time major winner.
The facility has a TrackMan driving range in addition to a cutting-edge learning and practice facility situated in the Centre of Excellence.
An amazing group of PGA Professionals deliver the instruction offered at the Education City Golf Club Centre of Excellence. Professionals give instruction for players of all skill levels, from beginners to the best, using the most up-to-date golf technology.
All-day meal options are available at the clubhouse and academy facility as well. Large grounds surround the clubhouse, and there are also padel courts and a range of lawn games accessible there.
Events may be held at the ECGC and are planned by a professional service and hospitality team that is adaptable to accommodate unique event requirements and all of your dietary preferences. Events range from teambuilding exercises and corporate events to semi-formal gatherings and weddings.
Golf and Sightseeing
After a morning game of golf, discover Qatar’s many cultural attractions. Art lovers who play golf at Education City Golf Course are conveniently adjacent to the Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art. The institution’s extensive permanent collection includes calligraphy, paintings, and sculptures that explore topics related to Gulf life.
From Education City, the Corniche is reached by traveling east, past the Qatar National Library. It’s one of several outstanding modern structures in Doha that attract individuals who enjoy architecture, and it was created by Rem Koolhaas. The Heritage Library is housed in the roomy and peaceful interior, where handcrafted Quranic manuscripts, maps, and navigational tools are on exhibit. Additionally shown are old books, pictures, and globes.
Due to the breadth of the collection at the Museum of Islamic Art, it would be wise to visit on a day when there are no games to maximize your exploring time. IM Pei, a renowned architect, created the angular structure on the Corniche. The extensive collection includes historical artifacts including mosque lamps, an astrolabe from the ninth century, and an Uzbek tiled cenotaph with an early specimen of the Thuluth script. On the fifth level of the museum, IDAM by Alain Ducasse, another renowned restaurant in Doha, provides contemporary Mediterranean cuisine seasoned with Arabian flavors. The nearby MIA Park is home to the 80-foot-tall metal “7” sculpture by Richard Serra and provides views of the Corniche.
The National Museum of Qatar is only a short distance away from MIA Park. The remarkable modern structure was created by French architect Jean Nouvel and was inspired by the shape of a desert rose. In the courtyard of the museum is the palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani, which served as the capital for twenty-five years. This institution tells the narrative of Qatar through artifacts, scents, sounds, and photographs spread across 11 galleries. Jiwan, a chic restaurant with dune-like sitting pods on the rooftop, also serves Qatari cuisine.
The area around the Souq Waqif is worth visiting for further information on modern Qatari culture. The typical Arabian market’s stalls are open until well after sunset. Among the variety of products for sale are clothes, trinkets, and elegantly piled fragrant spices. The dates available in the market are perfect for throwing into golf bags for an energy boost mid-round. Looking around the nearby Gold Souq may lead to discovering a valuable item to bring home. Visitors to the Souq Waqif Art Center may peruse the elaborate, retro-inspired décor and the center’s collection of artwork.
Katara Cultural Village offers possibilities to connect with creative individuals and celebrate Qatari history and is within a 10-minute drive from Doha Golf Club. The centerpiece of the community is a 5,000-seat amphitheatre designed to resemble a Greco-Arab amphitheater. Check out the schedule of activities in addition to the indoor theater and the opera house where the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra performs. This multifunctional attraction is a wonderful spot to spend time because it has a planetarium, a garden, and a beach.
One of the largest private museums in the world is the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum, which is accessible from Al Samriya through the Dukhan Highway in 30 minutes. The varied collection is kept in a turreted stone structure that resembles a fortress. The museum is the perfect place to go on a day off from golf because it has weapons, fossils, Islamic art, and 600 completely operational cars. The museum on the sixth level of the Marriott Marquis City Center Doha Hotel houses the institution’s collection of ancient carpets.
Traveling to Qatar in March, when the Doha Cultural Festival, one of the highlights of the cultural calendar, celebrates music, dance, and theater, is sure to be enjoyable for culture-loving golfers wishing to play in the springtime warmth.
Golf and Upscale Dining
The top restaurants in Doha are only a short drive from the golf courses in the city. Golfers and their families may choose from a wide variety of international cuisines thanks to the talented chefs from all over the world who put their abilities to good use at renowned restaurants.
Nearly as much as playing the previous 18 holes, many players love the time spent socializing at the 19th hole. The balcony of the white-fronted, Arabian-style clubhouse at Doha Golf Club provides lovely views of the eight lakes and immaculately kept course. International cuisine is served in the clubhouse’s Spikes Lounge, including rib-eye steak, penne arrabbiata, and nasi goreng. The Green restaurant at Education City Golf Club is a kid-friendly dining establishment with seats both inside and outside and offers views of each own course. Sushi and fresh salads are on the menu.
Friday and Saturday morning round finishes provide opportunity for socializing over a leisurely brunch. From midday till four o’clock, The Westin Doha Hotel & Spa’s Sabai Thai restaurant serves its delectable Royal Thai Brunch. The panang-style lobster curry and flavorful house specialities like beef rendang make this a desirable location to eat any day of the week. Among the various meals acceptable for vegetarian customers is vegetable pad thai.
Market by Jean-Georges in the W Doha serves modern Continental cuisine created by Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Black onyx tenderloin and a Wagyu rib-eye are two of the French chef’s grill specialties, making the eatery an alluring option for meat enthusiasts enjoying a successful round of golf.
Another restaurant in Doha serving perfectly cooked Wagyu meat is Cut by Wolfgang Puck. The upscale Tomahawk Steakhouse is housed inside the posh Mondrian Doha, where the higher floors provide views of the surrounding Doha Golf Club. It’s the perfect place to take someone special after a round of golf. On the same grounds, Walima, a restaurant serving Middle Eastern cuisine, offers the option of sitting within tents designed to resemble those in Arabia.
You can eat at the luxurious Yasmine Palace thanks to the quick trip to the seafront Pearl-Qatar. Private rooms in the dining facility, which has colorful, exquisitely designed Arabian decor, are perfect for carrying on business talks that started on the fairway. By choosing one of the feasts, you may share exquisite, gently flavored grilled meats or seafood that are typical of the cuisine of the area without having to make a la carte selections.
After a stellar round of golf, anyone with a positive attitude is sure to feel at home at Doha’s only rotating restaurant. On the 47th level of the 980-foot Torch Doha, Three Sixty offers primarily Mediterranean cuisine. The panoramic restaurant is a local secret for a seafood supper on Thursdays, which regulars refer to as “lobster night,” and it takes 90 minutes to complete a full rotation.
You can’t go wrong with a reservation at Hakkasan at The St. Regis Doha if you’re looking for excellent cuisine with a Cantonese flair. Golfers who finish on Saturday in time for a leisurely lunch may find Saturday dim sum appealing. Among the options for flavorful dim sum baskets are crispy venison and morel mushrooms. With the restaurant’s trademark menus, it’s simple to relax and take in a variety of exquisitely presented foods.
The Four Seasons Hotel’s Nobu Doha serves up contemporary Japanese cuisine and has breathtaking waterfront views from its rooftop patio. Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, a renowned chef, created numerous elegantly presented dishes, like black cod with yuzu miso and rock shrimp tempura.
Another well-regarded Japanese eatery is Sora, located at the Park Hyatt and a few steps away from Doha’s shoreline. There is no better position than the 21st floor to see the sun set after witnessing it rise after a morning game of golf. Plates of charcoal-grilled meats are a great alternative to sushi and sashimi for sharing while reminiscing about the day’s activities.
Once they leave the course, food-loving golfers have a variety of eating options thanks to Qatar’s diverse cuisine.
Golf and Spa
Golfers may reserve early tee times for the Championship-standard courses at the top golf club in the country, freeing up a large portion of the day for work or leisure. The gorgeous 18-hole course at Doha Golf Club is within a short 20-minute drive from the Corniche. From the well-known waterfront attraction, the trip to Education City Golf Club in the west takes about the same amount of time.
Both courses have hosted professional golfers at the Qatar Masters, a European PGA competition, and each one is longer over 7,300 yards from the back tees. Players leaving the 18th holes can feel quite justified in treating themselves to a wellness treatment in one of Qatar’s many expensive spas after finishing their rounds. The course is challenging but fun to play in the relative calm of a Qatari morning.
Peter Harradine created the Doha Golf Club’s course, which debuted in 1998. The Education City Golf Club’s course layout was created by José Mara Olazábal, a two-time Spanish major champion. It just just became available for play in 2019. Both clubs have floodlit nine-hole courses in addition to well-kept 18-hole courses, giving guests visiting Qatar the chance to play after dark. The par-three holes may be played at night so that you can finish up any business meetings or spend the day touring or relaxing before you play.
Many of Qatar’s top spas are located in posh Doha hotels. Travelers may visit the serene Heavenly Spa by Westin with day memberships. Golfers may cool down in the pool, work up a sweat in the sauna, and try a variety of treatments after swinging their clubs across 18 holes. A 90-minute signature massage is the ideal choice for alleviating aches and pains brought on by playing golf. The 50-minute fitness massage may be preferred by those who are short on time.
Royal palace designs served as inspiration for the Jaula Spa & Club’s symmetrical construction at the Grand Hyatt. It has a swimming pool, a fitness center with free weights, and equipment for cardiovascular exercise. It is attractive. The Grand Royal treatment package, which includes a light lunch plus a facial, body polish, algae wrap, and aromatherapy massage, gives golfers a sensual incentive to finish their rounds quickly.
The steam room and hydrotherapy pool at the spa center of the Four Seasons Hotel Doha open at six every morning, so early risers could be tempted to delay their tee-off timings until later in the day. But the ice chamber is great for cooling off after a round and promoting muscle recovery from fairways and bunkers. Men’s spa services include a 90-minute body ritual that combines exfoliation with a back and neck massage. The wellness staff also provides hot stone, Thai, and Balinese therapies in addition to therapeutic sports massages.
The Ritz-Sharq Carlton’s Village & Spa offers views of Doha’s vibrant skyline and has traditional design elements inspired by Qatari architecture. After using the sauna and steam room, guests may relax in the spa’s plunge pools. Visitors with day memberships are welcome from seven in the morning until midnight. It’s possible to spend up to 80 minutes getting kneaded during a massage. The deep tissue and hot stone massages are excellent for golfers’ demands.
Spas are the perfect places for traveling partners to unwind as golfers enjoy the top-notch courses in Qatar.
Theme Parks in Qatar
Gondolania
You may enjoy the large Gondolania’s healthy entertainment at any time of day because it is housed inside the air-conditioned Villaggio Mall. Its namesake is a charming gondola ride in the tradition of the Venetians across a man-made canal; it offers a taste of old-world Italy right here in the Middle East.
While older children and adults may seek out adrenaline rushes on the roller coaster, flume ride, and drop tower, toddlers can enjoy the ferris wheel, dino park, and bumper cars. Gondolania offers a variety of delectable culinary selections, a 4D movie theater, 10-pin bowling, ice skating, and laser tag activities, so there is something for everyone.
Location: Villaggio Mall, Aspire Park Rd, Doha, Qatar
Open: Saturday–Thursday from 9 am to 11 pm, Fridays from 9 am to 12 am
Aqua Park Qatar
The Qatari heat may be avoided by visiting Aqua Park Qatar in Doha. This cool artificial oasis is a welcome sight, especially given that the dry region is known for being oppressively hot.
The waterpark, which is roughly the size of 5 soccer fields, has a maximum capacity of 3,000 visitors at once. There are designated days and times just for women and families. A large wave pool, tube slides, speed lines, and stingray surfing are just a few of the aquatic attractions and adrenaline-pumping activities that are available inside the grounds to lure the brave. An African village, bumper boating, a lazy river, a lagoon pool, and Pirate Bay are more sedate possibilities.
Location: Salwa Road Exit 29 Abu Nakhla, Doha, Qatar
Open: Monday–Thursday from 1 pm to 10 pm, Friday–Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm (closed on Sundays)
Virtuocity
Virtuocity, the first specialized gaming hub in the area, draws a sizable portion of Doha’s expanding gaming population. The centerpiece is the futuristic Coliseum Arena, where the top e-sports gladiators in the nation compete in a frantic match of skill and accuracy. We mere mortals may pass the time between tournaments on more than 200 high-end PCs, which provide pay-per-hour packages for both recreational and competitive players.
Bring your buddies and visit the Enigma Escape Room for a genuine challenge. This thrilling 60-minute game will test the limits of your puzzle-solving skills. Another intriguing choice at Virtuocity is the full-motion racing simulator.
Location: Doha Festival City, Umm Salal Muhammed, Qatar
Open: Sunday–Wednesday from 10 am to 10 pm, Thursday from 10 am to 11 pm, Friday from 12 pm to 11 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 10 pm
Circus Land
A longtime favorite in Doha, Circus Land hasn’t lost any of its fun-loving attraction. Numerous rides for children of all ages are available at the sizable amusement park with a circus motif, including a merry-go-round, a Red Baron ride, bumper cars, trampolines, and an inflatable slide, to mention a few.
While a variety of video games and simulators amuse adults, the 4-story soft play area is the ideal place for youngsters to safely fool about. Everyone is well nourished thanks to a sizable food court filled with well-known worldwide chains. If you’d prefer unwind with a movie, there is also a state-of-the-art movie theater.
Location: Landmark Mall Al Markhiya St, Qatar
Open: Daily from 9 am to 10 pm
Angry Birds World
Angry Birds World is essential for followers of the worldwide gaming phenomenon. Since 2009, when the initial puzzle game was launched, the series has grabbed the imaginations of both children and adults, and its popularity has increased with the production of two blockbuster Hollywood films.
Through a variety of thrilling rides and “edutainment” activities, the theme park captures the enchantment of this bizarre cartoon fantasy world. There are at least 35 rides on the huge grounds, which are about the size of a soccer field and include both indoor and outdoor play spaces as well as several shop and restaurant businesses.
Location: Doha Festival City, Umm Salal Muhammed, Qatar
Open: Saturday–Wednesday from 10 am to 10 pm, Thursday–Friday from 10 am to midnight (closed on Sundays)
Snow Dunes
Snow Dunes is Qatar’s first indoor snow facility. Obviously, snow is not a natural occurrence in the Middle East, therefore the entire structure (about the size of a soccer field) is chilled to freezing and equipped with 17 snow cannons. The outcome? A winter paradise in Arabia that is plenty of fun for the whole family.
Snow Dunes may not be able to compete with Whistler, but its dune dash slides reach speeds in excess of 50 kilometers per hour, providing heaps of downhill fun. There is no authentic skiing available, but children may enjoy carousels, slides, and toboggans.
Location: Doha Festival City, Umm Salal Muhammed, Qatar
Open: Saturday–Wednesday from 10 am to 10 pm, Thursday from 10 am to midnight, Friday from 1 pm to midnight (closed on Sundays)
KidZania
As its name suggests, KidZania is a theme park designed particularly for children (in this case, between 4 and 14). Kidzania, unlike its several competitors in Doha, does not provide thrills. This innovative amusement park aims to teach youngsters about the adult world.
Kids may participate in up to sixty informative and entertaining activities relating to a wide range of real-world occupations, from physicians to firemen and beyond. The youngsters will also learn to manage their finances by cashing checks, creating bank accounts, depositing and withdrawing monies, and purchasing a special gift with their savings. While this in-depth learning is occurring, adults may have a coffee and free Wi-Fi outside.
Location: Aspire Park, Doha, Qatar
Open: Monday–Friday from 2 pm to 10 pm, Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm (closed on Sundays)
Baladna Park
Baladna Park in Qatar is well-liked by local families due to its child-friendly attractions and farmyard aesthetic. Baladna, one of the largest dairies and cattle farms in the entire Middle East, allows children to observe the production process firsthand. A high-tech rotary milking parlor demonstrates the entire process, while a connected petting zoo allows children to meet their favorite farm animal.
When the outdoor gardens reopen for the cooler months, they take on a festive vibe. Downhill mountain bike trails and zipline courses entice the courageous, while a lush garden offers parents a tranquil place to rest. On the main stage, a rotating schedule of cultural and musical performances are taking place.
Location: Baladna Farm, Qatar
Open: Tuesday–Thursday from 2 pm to 8 pm, Friday from 12 pm to 8 pm, Saturday–Monday from 10 am to 8 pm
Doha Oasis
Doha Oasis is the premier entertainment destination in Musheireb, one of Doha’s oldest districts. A 12-story circular building with world-class recreational activities, including a 4-story shopping mall, are all within walking distance. In a 30-story tower adjacent to the oval is the seven-star Oasis Tower Hotel. It features seven restaurants as well as magnificent suites with Doha views. The Sky Lounge on the tower’s rooftop provides unbroken sunset views.
Amidst 20,000 square meters of gorgeous flowers and plants, the elliptical garden provides a sanctuary. A visit to the Wonder Dome will reveal a theme park with over 26 activities within an 18-meter-diameter dome, perfect for thrill-seekers.
Location: Al Mazrouaa St, Doha, Qatar
Cycling in Qatar
Cycling is growing increasingly popular every day. Biking is not only a pleasant mode of transportation, but also a wonderful kind of exercise. It is also a fantastic stress reliever and a fun way to get healthy.
You will explore new locations, have new experiences, and make new friends if you ride a bicycle. It is characteristic of Qatar to lead the way by constructing many kilometres of bicycle pathways for the country’s burgeoning bike population. They consist of Olympic and pedestrian/cycling routes equipped with monitoring systems that provide information on the weather, temperature, potential accident alerts, and the announcement of important sports events.
What better way to experience the local views, sounds, and culture than by bicycle? Moreover, as a result of the wonderful winter weather, an increasing number of individuals are researching travel destinations.
5/6 Park
Visitors appreciate the lush and colourful plant maze, while others are drawn to the 1.1 km beginner-friendly biking route. In addition, bikers have access to a 1.4 km running trail.
Lusail International Circuit
A state-of-the-art motor racing course that caters to enthusiasts and offers rental motorcycles. Its 5,3 kilometer course is suitable for speedy cycling.
Hamad International Airport
A popular Cycling route running from the airport to the C-Ring Road.
Dukhan
Explore the landscape and discover hills from Cuban Hospital to Umm Bab in the south and all the way up the peninsula.
Olympic Cycling Track
It contains 29 underpasses and five bridges to encourage non-stop cycling away from the road and holds the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous bike route at 33 kilometers.
Al Bidda Park
One of Qatar’s most popular parks is also one of the greatest spots for novices. The park provides 5 kilometers of stress-free, stress-free biking surrounded by natural beauty.
Al Abraj Park
The park is shaped like a dew drop and contains a track built from recycled rubber and local materials.
Aspire Zone Park
With a 5 kilometer track and a Cycle in Aspire rental program, this facility is ideal for cyclists. The objective is to inspire citizens to pursue a healthier quality of life. Bikers are given a distinctive helmet. The park’s Learn to Ride program targets youngsters.
Al Khor Road
There are 38 kilometers of track here that connect to the Olympic track. In addition to being connected to the Lusail and Al Bayt stadiums, Al Rayyan Stadium is easily accessible through Al Majd Road.
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