MyDubai.Media: Fujairah Resort in the UAE

This article goes into detail about what Fujairah Resort in the UAE is all about.

Fujairah is one of the most picturesque and densely green emirates, surrounded by the waters of the Indian Ocean. This resort boasts not only an abundance of greenery, and excellent diving spots, but also magnificent beaches with golden-white sand. If you are a connoisseur of the underwater world or simply prefer a calm and peaceful beach holiday, then Fujairah will be a real paradise for you.

The metropolitan climate in the resort of Fujairah is very different from other emirates. The weather here is fresher compared to Dubai or Sharjah. There are no sandstorms in Fujairah, as the resort is protected by the Hajar Mountains. Favorable time to visit is the period from September to April, when the air temperature does not exceed +32 degrees and a fresh breeze blows from the sea.

Beaches

The beach line of Fujairah resort extends over more than 90 km. The sand on the beach is white and pleasant to the touch, and the water is warm and favorable for swimming. It is transparent and ideal for diving. Most beach areas belong to hotels.

Diving

Diving is one of the most popular activities at the resort. Among all the resorts in the United Arab Emirates, Fujairah is the most suitable for scuba diving. Near the resort, there are coral shallows and several interesting dive sites with sunken ships. 

The marine fauna is amazingly diverse: sea turtles, sharks, and colorful fish. Tourists go to the islands of Snoopy and Dibba to admire the underwater world. In addition, there are several other diving islands such as Shark Island, Three Rocks, Martini, and Chasm of the World Cave.

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Among the main attractions of Fujairah are the ancient forts, which have been towering over the desert for several hundred years. The most interesting are Fujairah, Al-Kheil, Al-Bitna, and Wadi Dafta. You also cannot ignore the Al-Badiya Mosque, which is more than 500 years old. It is also worth visiting archaeological museums with rare exhibits and local villages to immerse yourself in the history of Arab life several hundred years ago. A visit to the village also provides an opportunity to see national dances and taste ancient Arab cuisine.