Things to do in United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates: The Best Farms

September 13, 2021 Kaleigh Reichenbach

Nomadic tribal heritage and modern society co-exist in the UAE, a federation of seven emirates at the southeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula. Look beyond the desert that consumes four-fifths of its area and you'll find UAE capital Abu Dhabi, an oil-rich city of skyscrapers, parks and malls, and Dubai, with its split personality of luxury resorts and covered marketplaces, upscale boutiques and local artisans. For a break from urban sprawl, journey over rolling red sand dunes into the Hatta Mountains, where the 200-year-old Sharia Mosque sits amid 30 restored buildings of sandalwood and mud.
Restaurants in United Arab Emirates

1. The Camel Farm

Road E77 northbound Between D63-Al Qudra Rd and E66-Al Ain Rd, Dubai United Arab Emirates +971 50 485 7676 [email protected] http://www.thecamelfarm.ae
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5.0 based on 162 reviews

The Camel Farm

Welcome to our authentic Camel Farm where you can get a close encounter with our friendly and curious Camels. Space is limited and advance booking is required, so please call us to reserve your guided visit, during which you will be able to feed our Camels and other farm animals. You can also enjoy a short Camel ride inside the farm or go on a traditional Bedouin Camel ride in the beautiful Dubai desert.

Reviewed By truefoodie19 - The Marina, United Arab Emirates

If you wanna have an authentic amazing activity in Dubai, this is THE thing to do ! Viviane, the owner, will welcome you with such incredible energy and show you the farm and all the animals. You can also, and I strongly recommend it, do a camel ride (half an hour or one hour) for a very good price ; the ride brings you in the desert, you feel like a real local, it’s super easy to ride and that brings you an fantastic experience! Definitely, you have to do it ! (Call them to make a booking, and do not forget to bring some cash as they can’t accept credit card). They speak English and French.

2. Emirates Bio Farm

Al Shuwaib Road Exit 55 United Arab Emirates +971 55 385 7052 [email protected] http://www.emiratesbiofarm.com
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Emirates Bio Farm

Emirates Bio Farm, the largest privately owned organic farm in the United Arab Emirates has created a fully integrated tourism center to allow visitors to experience farming in a safe and fun environment. The facilities include a farm shop, outside dining/gathering area, experience center, greenhouse restaurant as well as an Arabian tent overlooking the farm and open desert dunes. Visitors can participate in tractor tours that run hourly every weekend, a fun activity for the whole family, inspiring a healthy and active lifestyle as well as an enjoyable bonding experience in the midst of nature itself. Hop onto our educational tractor tour around the farm and immerse yourself in the refreshing greenery of our fields and greenhouses. On the tour you will learn about organic and sustainable farming methods, as well as have a chance to harvest your own vegetables! Just watch the kids light up as they harvest from the fields and connect with nature.

Reviewed By gemmanr - Wollongong, Australia

This is a very family friendly event, great for young children. The highlight of the trip was our tour guide who was passionate, witty, easy going and fun loving. Whilst I loved the visit, here are my suggestions: - have two types of tours - family (targeted to those with children under 10) and adults. - have more information about the farming. I was so eager to see and learn about the chicken farm, but due to the risk of infection we weren’t allowed to go near the hens. A live streamed video in the waiting area with the key facts would have been a great idea. - get rid of the plastic! For an organic farm, to receive my dine in juice in a plastic disposable cup and straw was a bit out of character to the message they were conveying. - add more animal interactions. I loved the goats at the entrance. They are the most well loved, friendly and fed goats in the region! But some more animals around would have been a hit. I.e ducks, a camel, a cow, a few unquarantined chickens, horse and donkey. - to expand the tour, show the composting process, the planting process etc. have a longer tour where you can harvest more (pay for what you pick) and plant the new crops. Total time spent - 2 hours.

3. Suwaidi Pearls

Al Rams Corniche, Ras Al Khaimah United Arab Emirates +971 7 221 1124 [email protected] http://www.suwaidipearls.ae
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Suwaidi Pearls

The Suwaidi Pearls pearl farm is located in the small fishing village of Al Rams, which nestles at the bottom of the majestic Al Hajar mountain range in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. Established in 2005 by Mr. Abdulla Al Suwaidi, the world’s first Arabian pearl farmer. For the first time in history, the region is now farming Arabian Pearls in the surrounding seas. This historic development links the past to the future and is the defining journey from historic natural pearls to the pearls of the region today. Suwaidi Pearls had opened its doors to the public to share the unique cultural heritage of the pearling industry, explaining the historical evolution and inviting guests to see the underwater treasures of the natural lagoon. Rich in biodiversity and an area of outstanding natural beauty, all around are the gifts of nature. The area is a garden of paradise and a magical place that brings a serenity to the surrounding area.

Reviewed By JuliaS2416 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates

The whole family loved it! We booked the tour departing Al Rams fishermen marina at 16:30 and enjoyed the afternoon breeze. Iftar was optional as Ramadan had started, but we did not book it. I’d recommend the tour to anyone, interested in the local tradition of pearl diving or cultivating pearl oysters. Thank you, Suwaidi Pearls team, for your hospitality and sharing your knowledge & passion!

4. Camel Souk

Al-Ain behind Bawadi Mall Direction of Meyzad, Al Ain United Arab Emirates http://visitabudhabi.ae/en/see.and.do/attractions.and.landmarks/cultural.attractions/al.ain.camel.market.aspx
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Camel Souk

Reviewed By surpriseibrahim - Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Al Ain camel market is a tourist hotspot. Many of them come from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and other emirates to see camels. They love to take pictures of them and obtain first-hand information about them.

5. Camelicious

Umm Nahad 3 - Camelicious, Dubai United Arab Emirates +971 4 228 1034 https://www.facebook.com/Camelicious/
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3.5 based on 10 reviews

Camelicious

6. Zoomzo

860 Lane, Madinat Zayed United Arab Emirates +971 50 909 0646
Zoomzo

7. Family Farm Abu Dhabi

3 Lane 1336 - Khalifa Industrial, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 52 508 0488 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/familyfarmabudhabi/

Enjoy the mix nature of desert and oasis, fire place and green vegetables and fruits, animals, chickens to be able to pick up your own fruit or vegetables, eggs, dates and other seasonal agricultural products organic and grown fresh for instant pick.

8. Nadi Aleasimat Lilfurusia

Al Wathbah, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971 56 666 9950
Nadi Aleasimat Lilfurusia

Abu Dhabi Equestrian Club certified and licensed by economic development and the Emirates Equestrian Federation provides horse riding services and activities suitable for visitors, a lounge and a private pool chalet, a bicycle track, a restaurant, a café, a gift shop and an equestrian shop.

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