Private Half Day Tour in the North of Qatar

Pick up from your desired location within Doha. and drive through ALkhor city.

Al Khor is a city located in the northeastern part of Qatar, a sovereign country in the Middle East. It is situated around 50 kilometers north of the capital city, Doha. Historically, Al Khor was a small fishing village, but it has experienced significant development and growth, particularly due to its proximity to the oil and gas industry and the establishment of various industries in the region. Al Khor is known for its picturesque coastline, fishing heritage, and the Al Khor Corniche, which is a popular area for recreation and leisure activities. Additionally, Al Khor is home to the Al Khor Sports Club, which participates in various sports leagues within Qatar.

Purple Island is a popular natural landmark located in the Al Khor area of Qatar, not far from the city of Al Khor. It's renowned for its picturesque landscapes, historical significance, and the diverse ecosystem it supports.
The island and its surroundings boast diverse ecosystems, including mangroves, salt flats, and sandy expanses. The mangrove forests in the vicinity are particularly notable for their ecological importance, serving as habitats for various bird species and marine life.

Visitors to Purple Island can explore the natural beauty of the area, observe birdlife, and enjoy activities such as walking and photography. Additionally, the historical significance of the site makes it a compelling destination for those interested in archaeology and cultural heritage.

Drive through zubara Fort

Zubarah Fort is a historical fortress located in the northwestern region of Qatar, near the town of Madinat ash Shamal. It stands as a prominent symbol of Qatar's rich history and cultural heritage, specifically associated with the ancient town of Al Zubarah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The fort is part of the larger archaeological site of Al Zubarah, which includes the remains of the ancient town, indicating its historical significance as a bustling pearl fishing and trading port during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Zubarah Fort stands as a museum where visitors can learn about the history of Al Zubarah, Qatar's maritime heritage, and the significance of the site through exhibitions, displays, and artifacts housed within its walls. The fort and the surrounding archaeological site attract tourists and history enthusiasts interested in exploring Qatar's past.

Jumail is an abandoned Village.
Historically, Jumail was a fishing village that relied on traditional maritime activities and pearl diving as primary sources of livelihood. Like many coastal villages in Qatar, its economy was deeply connected to the sea.

After an unforgettable tour in the North of Qatar, your driver will take you back to your hotel or the pickup point in the city.