Private full-day city tour of Doha

• Exclusive transportation • Water in bottles • Licensed or certified guide available in English or Hindi • Air conditioning in the vehicle

• Food and beverages • Admission fees for museums • Midday meal • Evening meal

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Nearby public transport options are accessible • Infants and small children may use a pram or stroller • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellation must occur at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Meet the driver in the hotel lobby or at Gate no 4 of Hamad International Airport, based on the pickup location.

• Katara Cultural Village is situated on Doha's eastern coast and serves as a center for art, culture, and heritage in the area. It was created to honor and preserve Qatari cultural traditions while encouraging multicultural dialogue, providing a wide range of artistic and intellectual activities. • The Doha Corniche is a well-known waterfront promenade located along Doha Bay, offering stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and the city's impressive skyline. This popular area is ideal for strolling, cycling, and leisure activities, surrounded by green parks and inviting cafes, with significant landmarks like the Museum of Islamic Art. • The Pearl Qatar is an extravagant man-made island near Doha, representing luxury living and sophistication. It features upscale residences such as lavish apartments and waterfront villas, combining contemporary architecture with beautiful views. The area includes a vibrant retail scene with high-end boutiques, diverse dining options, and picturesque marinas. • Qanat Quartier is designed to capture the essence of Venice, showcasing colorful low-rise buildings with archways and Venetian-inspired architecture. Its canals and pedestrian-friendly streets create a charming atmosphere reminiscent of Europe in the heart of Qatar. • Souq Waqif is a traditional marketplace located in the center of Doha, restored to showcase authentic Qatari heritage. This lively souq is famous for its vibrant atmosphere, featuring narrow alleys with shops offering spices, traditional garments, handicrafts, and souvenirs. It also serves as a cultural hub where people gather to enjoy Arabic cuisine, witness live performances, and embrace Qatar's rich traditions. • Lusail, situated north of Doha, represents a forward-thinking urban development that aims to transform modern city living. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Lusail integrates luxurious residential sectors, commercial areas, and cultural centers within a carefully designed environment. Notable landmarks such as the Lusail Iconic Stadium enhance its appeal, offering a mix of architectural wonders, ample green spaces, and smart-city features. • West Bay is Doha's contemporary business and commercial district, marked by impressive skyscrapers and scenic views along the Persian Gulf. A dhow cruise from West Bay provides a distinctive view of this skyline, passing by tall glass structures and sparkling city lights while gliding through tranquil waters, highlighting the contrast between the lively urban scene and the peaceful sea.