Kuwait City desert and farm tour

• English and Arabic-speaking local guide • Private car transportation

• Meals and beverages • Admission charges if relevant

• Accessible for individuals using wheelchairs • Prams or strollers can be used for infants and small children • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are available • Transportation provided is accessible for wheelchairs • All areas and surfaces can be navigated by wheelchair users • Participants should possess a moderate level of physical fitness • A maximum of 5 participants is allowed for each booking • The entire duration of the tour is 5 hours, which includes travel time to and from the hotel and between points of interest.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• The Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Causeway is a significant bridge project that traverses the Bay of Kuwait in both directions and consists of two parts: the Main Link, which joins Kuwait City to the forthcoming Silk City, and the Doha Link, connecting Kuwait City to Doha and Kuwait Entertainment City. This project is integral to the Kuwait National Development Plan 2035 and ranks among the largest and most complex transport infrastructure endeavors in Kuwait and the broader Middle East. The Main Link stands as the 4th longest road bridge globally at 36.14 km, with the overall bridge length totaling 48.5 kilometers. • The Blue Lake Farm, situated in the Abdali area of northern Kuwait, is among the leading farms in its sector. It welcomes visitors on weekends, offering insights into various sections of the farm and the seasonal produce of vegetables and fruits. The farm is a popular destination for locals and visitors from other Gulf nations. It has established a Kuwaiti agricultural brand and exports its products throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council market. Ali al-Awadhi, the executive manager of Nabta, provided insights into his father's farm and the development of agritourism in Kuwait. • Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the desert landscape of Kuwait and experience transportation similar to that of the Bedouin nomads by riding camels. • Subiya (Al-Subiyah) is located in northern Kuwait on the northern shore of Kuwait Bay and is composed of various micro-regions. • Bridges have been constructed to connect Boubyan Island with the northern desert area of Sabbiyah.