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Perched on the edge of the Arabian Sea, Muscat is a picturesque city where Omani traditions unfold against a backdrop of azure waters. 

Things to do

• Admire the stunning marble design and architectural brilliance of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque.
• Go kite surfing, play soccer with the locals, and enjoy a BBQ dinner while unwinding on the golden shores of Qurum beach.
• Stroll through the shop-crammed lanes of the Mutrah Souk and indulge in the Arabian Nights of the Mutrah Old Town.
• Discover hidden pools and waterfalls as you trek Wadi Shab's canyon landscapes.
• Enjoy the ‘shuwa’ (slow-cooked lamb) and fresh seafood at a local restaurant.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

From serene beaches and dramatic mountains to ancient frankincense trade routes and archaeological marvels, Oman's hidden tropical paradise, Salalah, offers nature's finest beauty to admire.

Things to do

• Visit the stunning Al Mughsail Beach and relax on the vast stretch of emerald waters and whitesands. Visit the nearby Marneev Cave and witness impressive natural blowholes that shoot seawater in the air.
• Visit the UNESCO-listed Al Baleed Archaeological Park, home to ruins of an ancient city and the Frankincense Land Museum.
• Pack a picnic basket, go to Wadi Darbat and explore the beautiful greenery, waterfalls, and lakes.
• Visit the historic Taqah Castle, gain insight into Salalah's past and enjoy panoramic views of the landscape from its watchtowers.
• Go on a boat tour along Oman's southern coast and witness the incredible marine life in their natural habitat.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

Being one of the seven new wonder cities in the world, Doha, Qatar's dynamic capital, invites you to explore its dazzling souks, futuristic skyscrapers and experience the Arabian warmth.

Things to do

• Walk around Souk Waqif’s alleys, the shopping and dining hub. Admire the ambience and shop for handicrafts, embroideries, and perfumes. Remember to get a vial of Oud.
• Visit the Museum of Islamic Art, an architectural gem that houses the most expensive collection of Islamic art from over 1,400 years.
• Get stunning views of the city's skyline as you stroll or bike around the Doha Corniche. This waterfront promenade is the best place in the town to watch sunsets.
• Visit The Pearl, a luxurious man-made island that boasts upscale shopping, dining, and views of the marina.
• Go on a classic Doha desert adventure that promises thrilling dune bashing and starlit evenings.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

AlUla is a timeless masterpiece amidst the Saudi Arabian desert landscape that beckons travellers to explore its historic wonders and intricate sandstone formations.

Things to do

• Visit the Elephant Rock (Jabal AlFil), a spectacular natural rock formation shaped like an elephant. Witness the beautiful desert sunset and click photos for your Instagram.
• Go on a desert adventure with off-road safari tours, sandboarding, and stargazing.
• One of the best things to do while visiting AlUla is to go on a guided tour to Hegra. The UNESCO-listed site is home to well-preserved Nabatean tombs and ancient rock-carved structures built by the same rulers who built Petra.
• AlUla is best for adrenaline-pumping sports like rock climbing, zip-lining, and mountain biking in rugged terrain.
• Try traditional delicacies at local eateries like ‘kabsa’, a massive plate of spiced rice topped with grilled chicken and vegetables.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's bustling capital, invites you to experience its hospitality, where Arabian traditions resonate with global influences.

Things to do

• Visit the National Museum of Saudi Arabia to understand the region’s rich history.
• Climb the skybridge at the Kingdom Centre to get 360-degree views of Riyadh.
• Wander around the UNESCO-listed Diriyah neighbourhood, known for its historic mud-brick architecture.
• Go on a day trip to the Edge of the World, watch a beautiful crimson sunset and click Instagram-worthy photos.
• Have lunch or dinner at a traditional restaurant in the Najd Village to experience local cuisine and the authentic Saudi Arabian heritage.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, is a jewel of a city along the Mediterranean coast. Spend your weekend in Beirut, where the shores invite relaxation and the alleys entice exploration.

Things to do

• Experience the spirit of Beirut at Nijmeh Square, known for its iconic clock tower, Ottoman-era buildings, and cafés.
• Witness the changing colours of the Mediterranean sunset from Corniche El Manara and enjoy local snacks while walking along the palm tree-lined promenade.
• Take a boat trip to see the iconic Pigeon Rocks, the 60-metre-high pair of prehistoric rocks resting amidst green waters.
• Sample the world-famous Lebanese dishes like shawarma, baba ghanoush, and falafel.
• Take a short trip to Byblos, just 30minutes from Beirut, an ancient coastal town boasting Phoenician heritage, well-preserved ruins, and a picturesque harbour.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

Nestled along the shores of the Arabian Gulf, Kuwait City offers a perfect getaway for exploring its cosmopolitan allure and Arabian hospitality.

Things to do

• Delve into the extensive collection of Islamic art, jewellery, costumes, musical instruments, and household artefacts at the Tareq Rajab Museum.
• Wander through the lively Souk Al-Mubarakiya, a maze of stalls offering spices, Persian silk carpets, perfumes, handicrafts, authentic Arab antiques, and local food.
• Ascend the Kuwait Towers for stunning views of the city, the Arabian Gulf and the surrounding landscape.
• Go scuba diving at Kobar Island and experience the beauty of underwater marine life.
• Have a delicious Kuwaiti dinner and spend a night camping in the desert. You can also go for a safari with activities like quad-biking and dune bashing.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

Cradling in the Caucasus mountains, Tbilisi welcomes you to navigate its narrow alleyways and wide boulevards to discover a hillside city that thrives on contrasts. 

Things to do

• Wander through the winding cobbled streets of Tbilisi's Old Town, where you'll find ancient churches, traditional architecture, and hidden courtyards.
• Take a glimpse into Tbilisi's past as you make your way to the Narikala Fortress. Get stunning views of the city and the Kura River below.
• Walk across the Bridge of Peace, a modern pedestrian bridge made of glass.
• Indulge in iconic Georgian dishes like khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) and khinkali (dumplings) at local restaurants.
• Stroll along Rustaveli Avenue and explore shops, theatres, and cultural landmarks that offer a peak into the city's artistic scene.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents do not require a visa.

From its old-world charm to modern luxuries, Baku promises an unforgettable weekend of sea breezes mingling with vibrant street life.

Things to do

• Wander through Baku's walled Old City and witness impressive medieval buildings and centuries-old landmarks.
• Witness the mesmerizing spectacle created by the light show at the Flame Towers.
• Engage in biking, skateboarding, or simply relaxing on a bench at Baku Boulevard.
• Take a day trip to Gobustan National Park and witness the prehistoric petroglyphs and the unique mud volcanoes.
• Indulge in Azerbaijani cuisine by trying dishes like dolmas, or plov (rice dish with meat) and succulent kebabs.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents can get a visa on arrival.

Yerevan's bustling streets, pink-hued buildings, and spirited atmosphere welcome you to experience Armenian warmth against the backdrop of the Caucasus.

Things to do

• Explore Republic Square’s grand architecture, fountains, and iconic National History Museum.
• Climb the outdoor stairs of the Cascade Complex, a modern art installation for panoramic city views and contemporary exhibitions. Remember to visit the Swarovski Crystal Palace once you reach the top.
• Shop for Armenian antiques, art, and souvenirs at the open-air Vernissage Market.
• Visit the Armenian Genocide Museum and learn about the history through various comprehensive exhibitions, testimonies, and research sources.
• Go to the museum’s balcony and watch the sunset over Ararat Mountain.

Visa requirements

• UAE citizens do not require a visa.
• UAE residents may require a visa.

Whether you want to unwind on immaculate beaches, explore historical landmarks, taste authentic cuisine, or embrace new cultures, book your flight with flydubai and prepare for the perfect weekend getaway.