Fujairah Fort
A restored fort on a low hill above the town, one of the oldest in the UAE. Its walls and towers show how the town was once defended.
The east coast, beside the Gulf of Oman, is where Fujairah offers diving and snorkelling, the old Al Bidya Mosque and rugged mountains.

A restored fort on a low hill above the town, one of the oldest in the UAE. Its walls and towers show how the town was once defended.
An open-air recreation of traditional life on the east coast, with palm-frond huts, farming tools and craft demonstrations. A relaxed way to learn about the area's past.
An old fort in the foothills of the Hajar Mountains, made of stone and mud. Its tower overlooks a wadi and farm plots, and the setting is peaceful.
A historic watchtower fort in a mountain valley, built to guard an old route across the Hajar range. A small, well-kept site worth a stop on a drive through the wadi.
A protected mangrove forest along the coast near Kalba. Kayak paddles through the channels reveal birds and quiet backwaters, and the rare white-collared kingfisher lives here.
A small mosque of stone and mud set against the Hajar Mountains, widely regarded as the oldest in the UAE and believed to date from the 15th century. It is still used for prayer, so dress modestly.
A mountain valley and protected area with streams and waterfalls that run for much of the year, which is rare in the UAE. Walking routes follow the water, and protected-area rules apply.
It is about 2 km in a straight line from Fujairah.
It is about 68 km in a straight line from Fujairah.
It is about 85 km in a straight line from Fujairah.
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local government
Helps with: The UAE government portal lists 999 for police, callable from anywhere in the country.
Who qualifies: Anyone in the UAE, including visitors, who needs police help in an emergency.
Phone: 999
local government
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Who qualifies: Anyone in the UAE, including visitors, who needs an ambulance.
Phone: 998
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