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Ain Al-Madhab Hot Spring

Located just outside the Fujairah city, Ain Al-Madhab does not only serve as a mineral spa but also as a huge park area housing the remnants of Fujairah Fort and Heritage Village. However, these mineral springs producing warm sulphuric water remains the key highlight. The water produced is further drawn into two separate bathing areas, one for males and other for females. The open space in the area also works as an outdoor theatre where traditional performances are held during holidays in Fujairah. Read More

Also known as the Ottoman Mosque, Al-Badiyah Mosque is the oldest mosque in U.A.E, named after the town that once surrounded the holy place. There are several other archaeological sites surrounding the mosque. These sites including the mosque are named as "Al Badiyah Archaeological Mosque" due to their extreme proximity to each other. The site includes four watchtowers, stone walls and foundations of old perished buildings and quite a few stones with petroglyphs and carvings. Built in 1446 AD, Al-Bidyah Mosque is a simple mud and brick structure exhibiting the accomplishment of the craftsmanship of that time and region. The mosque features four pointed domes and a single internal pillar supporting it. The prayer hall of the mosque is adorned with arches and aeration openings along with a mihrab (prayer niche pointing to Mecca). A red carpet with white polka dots and books in the wall shelves adds charm to the hall. Nestled along the coastal road on a low hillside, non-Muslims are allowed to look inside the mosque but must be appropriately dressed. They must take off their shoes and women must cover their hair. One can also witness a huge graveyard near the mosque with a vast tomb going back to the Iron Age. Several artefacts, pottery pieces and arrowheads excavated prove to be dating back to at least 1000 BC. Read More

Al-Hayl Castle is an ancient structure built about 250 years ago as the residence for the ruling family of Fujairah and has been significant in defending the area through regular patrolling and surveillance. Established in the year 1830, Al-Hayl Castle is one of the renowned structures in Fujairah, located at the foot of the Hajar Mountains and situated close to Al Hayl Village. Set amidst a panoramic vista of date palms and mountains, the place is a paradise for photographers. Although not very big in size, its wind towers offer a magnificent view of the surrounding area. Read More

Bithnah Fort is a historic building located just outside Fujairah city overlooking all the strategic routes that cross the Hajar Mountains through Wadi Ham. Built in the year 1735, Bithnah Fort is nestled along the main highway, 13 km away from Fujairah city. Bithnah Fort is also said to be a site of second millennium BC megalithic T-shaped tomb that was again put in use during first millennium BC. It once played a significant role in the defence of the U.A.E's eastern region. The fort was originally crafted with stones, mortar, plasters resulting in square shaped structure, and is adorned with two watchtowers on the west side. Once you have reached the fort, it offers a picture perfect view of the surrounding area. The actual origin of the fort is vague which adds to the mystery of this place and thus attracting tourists in large number. It is also easily accessible as road sign are marked clearly. Read More

Bull Butting in Fujairah is a bizarre but popular family event. Introduced by the Portuguese between the 17th and 18th century, the sport has been practised for hundreds of years. Today it serves as a major attraction to the locals. This popular event is organized every Friday around 5:00 PM (except during Ramadan) attracting a lot of tourists and families on an open field.

Century Mall, Fujairah

Recognized as Fujairah’s first shopping mall, Century Mall is home to several retail stores, cinemas, restaurants, coffee shops, supermarket and an entertainment zone. Considered to be a less crowded mall, it is ideal for people who do not enjoy large crowds and yet do not wish to compromise on their shopping experience.

Corniche Road, Fujairah

Stretching out all the way from Kalba to Khor Fakkan, the Corniche Road is a very popular tourist spot in Fujairah. The road is surrounded by the mountains on one side and with calm, blue waters on the other, making for a sight to behold. The road is popular for its parks, beaches, playgrounds and restaurants at every turn.

Friday Market, Fujairah

Experience the feeling of a traditional Arabian souq (market) at Fujairah's Friday market. Set among mountains and valleys, with an open market setting, the iconic Friday Market attracts visitors from all over the region. It also helps to draw tourists to the city of Masafi. It has been able to retain the atmosphere and aura of an ancient souq. Located between the Hajar Mountains, the market is famous for its variety of goods sold, from vegetables, fruits and plants, to toys, carpets and pots. The Friday Market or Souq al Juma'a is especially known for its fresh and locally grown produce, due to Masafi's unique climate with unusually high rainfall. It is also recognized as an important symbol of the region's culture and heritage. Although the market is called the Friday market, it is open daily, not just on Fridays and public holidays. Read More

Fujairah is home to some of the best diving and snorkelling spots in UAE. Fujairah has an extensive presence of marine life, with the waters having good clarity and good currents making it an easy dive for ones with almost no prior diving experience. Fujairah offers with as many as eleven diving spots including night dives.

Considered as the oldest fort in UAE, Fujairah Fort once served as a defensive structure, as well as the residence of the ruling family. It was the only stone building along the Fujairah coast for many centuries. Established in the year 1670, Fujairah Fort reflects the profound past of the region. It is a mud-brick building comprising of three main sections, numerous halls, one square tower and two round towers. A caretaker opens the teakwood doors of the fort in the morning for visitors. The area bounding the Fujairah Fort is the Fujairah Heritage Village displaying the conventional way of living of the locals, the cooking utensils and farming tools used in the past. A special Ay Yazrah irrigation method used for irrigating fields with the help of working bulls is also depicted. Built in the year 1996 by the Fujairah Department of Archeology and Heritage, today it is the best way to understand the intricate connection between the past and present of Fujairah. Read More