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1. Dadna Beach

2. Dibba Rock

3. Aqua Bounce

4. sheikh zayed mosque, 5. avitane spa, radisson blu resort branch.

6. Nemo Diving Center - Fujairah

7. o2 spa - radisson blu resort.

8. Freestyle Divers

9. Seabreacher Diving Club and Water Sports

10. The Palms Dive Centre

11. Neptune Diving Center

12. Blue Planet Diving

13. Adventure Sports

14. shark voyage dhow cruises - day tours.

15. Al Aweer Tours -Bedouin Nights

16. Nemo Diving Center -Fujairah

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• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Good for Couples
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• Budget-friendly
• Adventurous
• Good for Big Groups
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Honeymoon spot
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Dadna Beach

2. Dibba Rock

3. Aqua Bounce

4. sheikh zayed mosque, 5. avitane spa, radisson blu resort branch.

6. Nemo Diving Center - Fujairah

7. o2 spa - radisson blu resort.

8. Freestyle Divers

9. Seabreacher Diving Club and Water Sports

10. The Palms Dive Centre

11. Neptune Diving Center

12. Blue Planet Diving

13. Adventure Sports

14. shark voyage dhow cruises - day tours.

15. Al Aweer Tours -Bedouin Nights

16. Nemo Diving Center -Fujairah

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Top 20 Places to See in Dibba Al Fujairah, United Arab Emirates

•  Al Aqah Beach
•  Al Badiyah Mosque
•  Al Bidya Mosque
•  Al Bithnah Camel Farm
•  Al Bithnah Camel Market
•  Al Bithnah Camel Park
•  Al Bithnah Camel Race Track
•  Al Bithnah Camel Rides
•  Al Bithnah Camel Riding
•  Al Bithnah Camel Safari
•  Al Bithnah Camel Show
•  Al Bithnah Fort
•  Al Bithnah Souq
•  Al Hayl Castle
•  Al Qidfa Fort
•  Dibba Al Fujairah Fort
•  Dibba Beach
•  Dibba Rock Pools
•  Fujairah Museum
•  Wadi Wurayah

•  Al Hefaiyah Mountain Conservation Centre
•  Al Qudra Lake
•  Jebel Hafeet National Park
•  Jebel Jais Mountain Reserve
•  Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary
•  Sir Bani Yas Island
•  Wadi Wurayah National Park
•  Al Ain National Park
•  Al Wathba Wetland Reserve
•  Abu Dhabi
•  Ajman
•  Al Ain
•  Al Jazirah Al Hamra
•  Ar Ruways
•  Dibba Al Fujairah
•  Dibba Al Hisn
•  Dibba Al-Baya
•  Dubai
•  Fujairah
•  Ghayathi
•  Kalba
•  Khawr Fakkān
•  Khor Fakkan
•  Madam
•  Masafi
•  Muzayri‘
•  Ras Al Khaimah
•  Sharjah
•  Umm Al Quwain
•  Ajman Museum
•  Al Jahili Fort
•  Al Qasba
•  Burj Al Arab
•  Burj Khalifa
•  Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo
•  Dubai Creek
•  Dubai Mall
•  Jumeirah Beach
•  Louvre Abu Dhabi
•  Miracle Garden
•  Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
•  The Dubai Fountain
•  The Palm Jumeirah
•  Yas Island

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1. Fujairah Fort and Fujairah Village

32 km from city center 1 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Considered as the oldest fort in UAE, Fujairah Fort once served as a defensive structure, as well as the residence of the ruling family. It was the only stone building along the Fujairah coast for many centuries. Established in the year 1670, Fujairah Fort reflects the profound past of the region. It is a mud-brick building comprising of three main sections, numerous halls, one square tower and two round towers.

2. Snoopy Island

15 km from city center 2 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Snoopy Island has become a coveted spot for various watersports, activities and music festivals. Snoopy island gets its name from the interestingly shaped rock that looks like the cartoon character Snoopy lying on its back. The popular water activities here are snorkelling and diving. The area is surrounded by beautiful reefs teeming with shoals of marine life where you can occasionally spot turtles and small sharks. The island also provides advanced classes on diving under its PADI regulated four-day course. Apart from water activities, one can stay at one of Sandy Beach Resort's many beautiful villas by the beach or set up a tent and barbeque. 

3. Al Bidyah Mosque

11 km from city center 3 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Also known as the Ottoman Mosque, Al-Badiyah Mosque is the oldest mosque in U.A.E, named after the town that once surrounded the holy place. There are several other archaeological sites surrounding the mosque. These sites including the mosque are named as "Al Badiyah Archaeological Mosque" due to their extreme proximity to each other. The site includes four watchtowers, stone walls and foundations of old perished buildings and quite a few stones with petroglyphs and carvings.

4. Bithnah Fort

25 km from city center 4 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Bithnah Fort is a historic building located just outside Fujairah city overlooking all the strategic routes that cross the Hajar Mountains through Wadi Ham. Built in the year 1735, Bithnah Fort is nestled along the main highway, 13 km away from Fujairah city. Bithnah Fort is also said to be a site of second millennium BC megalithic T-shaped tomb that was again put in use during first millennium BC.

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5. Kalba Corniche Park

38 km from city center 5 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

The park is recognised as an ideal picnic and barbeque spot among tourists and a number of families. The park also has an open playground for children and access to a beach, but this is not ideal for swimming. The neat and well-maintained park also provides public restrooms and easily available parking spaces. Nearby, one can find accessible grocery shops, cafeterias and restaurants. 

6. Ain Al-Madhab Hot Spring

31 km from city center 6 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Located just outside the Fujairah city, Ain Al-Madhab does not only serve as a mineral spa but also as a huge park area housing the remnants of Fujairah Fort and Heritage Village. However, these mineral springs producing warm sulphuric water remains the key highlight. The water produced is further drawn into two separate bathing areas, one for males and other for females. The open space in the area also works as an outdoor theatre where traditional performances are held during holidays in Fujairah.

7. Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Fujairah

33 km from city center 7 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

The Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Fujairah is the second-largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates after Abu Dhabi. Although not open for non-prayer visits, the mosque can be viewed from only the outside. Adorned with six hundred metre high minarets and sixty-four domes; this granite and marble religious structure can comfortably seat 28000 worshippers. In short, the structure covers well over 39000 square metres, equivalent to three football pitches.

8. Al Hayl Castle

36 km from city center 8 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Al-Hayl Castle is an ancient structure built about 250 years ago as the residence for the ruling family of Fujairah and has been significant in defending the area through regular patrolling and surveillance.

9. Fujairah Museum

32 km from city center 9 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Situated just south of Fujairah Fort, the Fujairah Museum houses a unique collection of archaeological finds exhibiting the history and heritage of the United Arab Emirates. The museum showcases the recent excavations of Qidfa and Bithna sites. Exhibits belonging to the early Bronze Age (about 4500 years ago) are on display at the museum.

10. Friday Market, Fujairah

19 km from city center 10 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Experience the feeling of a traditional Arabian souq (market) at Fujairah's Friday market. Set among mountains and valleys, with an open market setting, the iconic Friday Market attracts visitors from all over the region. It also helps to draw tourists to the city of Masafi. It has been able to retain the atmosphere and aura of an ancient souq.

11. Masafi, Fujairah

13 km from city center 11 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Masafi village, snuggling along the border of Hajar Mountains near Fujairah, once served as a trading post and refuelling stop before highways were built in the 1970s. Situated on the border of two emirates, the larger part belongs to Fujairah while the smaller section comes in the Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah. Masafi village is renowned in U.A.E for its natural springs, with name Masafi itself meaning 'pure water' in Arabic. In addition, the village is the Gulf's top natural mineral water producer.

12. Bull Butting in Fujairah

35 km from city center 12 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Bull Butting in Fujairah is a bizarre but popular family event. Introduced by the Portuguese between the 17th and 18th century, the sport has been practised for hundreds of years. Today it serves as a major attraction to the locals. This popular event is organized every Friday around 5:00 PM (except during Ramadan) attracting a lot of tourists and families on an open field.

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13. Lulu Mall, Fujairah

33 km from city center 13 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Located in the heart of Fujairah, Lulu Mall provides easy access to quality international brands that all shoppers require and desire. It also presents great dining and fast food options like McDonald’s, Papa John’s, Bombay Chowpatty and so on. The mall is also home to top entertainment facilities, including an ice-skating rink, bowling alleys, rollercoasters, video games, and much more!

14. Corniche Road, Fujairah

38 km from city center 14 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Stretching out all the way from Kalba to Khor Fakkan, the Corniche Road is a very popular tourist spot in Fujairah. The road is surrounded by the mountains on one side and with calm, blue waters on the other, making for a sight to behold. The road is popular for its parks, beaches, playgrounds and restaurants at every turn.

15. Century Mall, Fujairah

30 km from city center 15 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Recognized as Fujairah’s first shopping mall, Century Mall is home to several retail stores, cinemas, restaurants, coffee shops, supermarket and an entertainment zone. Considered to be a less crowded mall, it is ideal for people who do not enjoy large crowds and yet do not wish to compromise on their shopping experience.

16. Fujairah Tower Mall

33 km from city center 16 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Situated in the centre of the city of Fujairah, the Fujairah Tower Mall is a mall that offers its shoppers with a variety of retail outlets to shop at, and a number of restaurants and coffee shops to dine at. The mall can be found within the Fujairah Tower complex, which is a notable feature in the city’s skyline. The 46-storied Fujairah tower is a commercial, residential and retail space situated in the centre of the city.

17. Diving in Fujairah

20 km from city center 17 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Fujairah is home to some of the best diving and snorkelling spots in UAE. Fujairah has an extensive presence of marine life, with the waters having good clarity and good currents making it an easy dive for ones with almost no prior diving experience. Fujairah offers with as many as eleven diving spots including night dives.

18. Fujairah Snorkelling

52 km from city center 18 out of 18 Places To Visit in Fujairah

Fujairah, which is one of the Emirates, is located on the Eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates and is known to be an ideal spot for snorkelling. Snorkelling centres in Fujairah provide one of the best experiences in the country and has been attracting a good bunch of adventure enthusiasts to date. With around three to four snorkelling spots, Fujairah has never disappointed its visitors. It is not just an experience but also a way to encounter marine life co-existing with people.

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14 Top-Rated Attractions & Things to Do in Fujairah

Written by Jess Lee Updated Dec 27, 2023 We may earn a commission from affiliate links ( )

The Emirate of Fujairah incorporates much of the eastern coast of the UAE (United Arab Emirates) and a swath of the country's Hajar Mountain region. Its main center is the modern industrial town of Fujairah city, which itself has few tourist attractions.

Although you maybe won't want to linger long in town itself, away from Fujairah city's grid pattern of high-rise office blocks, the emirate offers plenty of things to do.

Fujairah Emirate's beaches to the north attract a steady stream of visitors looking for a quieter sun-and-sand vacation than offered in Dubai. This slice of coastline is also one of the best places to visit in the UAE for scuba diving.

Although the main sightseeing attraction is the sand, for adventurous travelers, the Emirate of Fujairah's section of the Hajar Mountains offers hiking within the rugged desert mountain heartland, and scenery-laden road-tripping opportunities.

For ideas on what this lesser-visited emirate can offer, use our list of the top attractions and things to do in Fujairah.

See also: Where to Stay in Fujairah

1. Beach Time & Diving in Al Aqah

2. road-trip to the hajar mountains, 3. visit al-bidyah mosque, 4. explore the hajar mountain wadis, 5. visit fujairah fort in fujairah city, 6. see khor fakkan waterfall & theater, 7. kayak on al-rafisah dam, 8. stop by bithnah, 9. view fujairah city's sheikh zayed mosque, 10. explore local history at fujairah museum, 11. road trip between fujairah's smaller forts, 12. take a soak in madhab hot springs park, 13. bargain for goods at masafi market, 14. view fujairah's bull butting spectacle, where to stay in fujairah for sightseeing, map of attractions & things to do in fujairah.

For sun-and-sand in the Emirate of Fujairah, most people head straight to Al Aqah , with its long beach rimming the shore and the rocky outcrop of Snoopy Island dominating the view of the Gulf of Oman from the sun-loungers.

Just 45 kilometers north of Fujairah city, Al Aqah is one of the UAE's lesser-developed resort areas, with only a scatter of five-star hotels lining the beachfront, though a lot more development is planned for the future.

For now, this is still the place to escape the crowded beaches of Dubai for a quieter beach vacation.

The beach resort hotels studding the coast here cater both for visitors seeking easygoing days of sunbathing and water sports enthusiasts, with facilities on-site for divers, snorkelers, and paddleboarders.

Al Aqah is the center of the UAE's scuba diving scene, and although the reefs just offshore in the Gulf of Oman are not on par with the Middle East's famed Red Sea , there is plenty of fish life to see.

The main dive sites include two wrecks that were purposely sunk to create an artificial reef for divers and the car cemetery site (created during the 1980s when a series of cars and trucks were sunk to create an artificial reef for local fishermen).

Marine life is abundant for divers, with turtles and black tip sharks regularly seen at some sites, as well as large shoals of fish ranging from trevally to parrotfish.

The Hajar Mountains slice through the inland northern region of the UAE. The scenery of jagged mountain peaks is a world away from what most people associate with the country and is prime road-trip territory.

Officially different sections of the Hajar belong to Fujairah, Ras Al-Khaimah, and Sharjah emirates and even on a short drive trip between the west coast and the east, you'll be able to take in a sliver of the majestic mountain views.

The main connecting roads running inland, such as the E18 and E87 running from Ras Al-Khaimah to the east coast, and the particularly beautiful E89 running north from Masafi to Dibba Al-Fujairah , offer a feast of panoramas.

About 35 kilometers north of Fujairah city, the mud-brick Al-Bidyah Mosque is the oldest in the United Arab Emirates and was named after the town that once surrounded it.

The engineering features are a major accomplishment for the period of construction.

The mosque consists of a prayer hall, decorated with arches and featuring ventilation openings and a mihrab (prayer niche pointing to Mecca ). A central pillar divides the internal space into four squares of similar dimensions, covered by domed ceilings.

The site surrounding the mosque has been excavated to reveal that it has been inhabited for 4,000 years.

A large Islamic graveyard just to the north contains a massive tomb dating back to the Iron Age, which when unearthed revealed fragments of pottery, metal arrowheads, and other artifacts dating back to at least 1000 BCE.

For hikers and climbers, exploring Fujairah's Hajar Mountain wadis (a wadi is essentially a dry riverbed that can contain water after a heavy rain but can also refer to any valley oasis) is one of the main things to do in Fujairah.

Among the most beautiful wadis in the area are Wadi Siji , Wadi Saham , and Wadi Maidaq .

Wadi Ham , with its northern section in Ras Al-Khaimah running down to its southern tip in Fujairah, is the longest valley, and Wadi Al Taiwan is a fun place to visit just as much for the stunning mountainous route it takes to reach it.

North of Fujairah, Wadi al-Wurayah is the UAE's most famous wadi and is a UNESCO biosphere reserve, though it has been closed to the public by the authorities to preserve its sensitive and unique ecology for the past few years.

Built in 1670, Fujairah Fort was badly damaged by a British attack in the early 20th century.

Considered the oldest fort in the United Arab Emirates , it has served previously as both a defensive building and a home for the ruling family. For many centuries, it was the only stone building along the Fujairah coast.

The fort has three major sections, several halls, one square tower, and two round towers. In recent years, it has been fully restored to its former glory.

The area surrounding the fort is part of a small Heritage Village set up by Fujairah's Department of Archaeology and Heritage.

Here, you can see restored old houses, exhibits about traditional life, and a display of the Al Yazrah irrigation system that Emirati farmers used in their fields.

Address: Madhab Road, Fujairah city

Khor Fakkan is one of Sharjah Emirate's three exclaves on the eastern coast (along with Dibba and Kalba ), but most people will visit as part of a trip through the Emirate of Fujairah, as the town of Khor Fakkan is just 30 kilometers north from Fujairah city.

Right on the eastern coast's main north-south highway overlooking the beach, in central Khor Fakkan town, is an artificial 43-meter-high waterfall, cascading down a purpose-built rocky cliff face, and a large modern theater built in Classical-Roman-era style.

Opened in 2020, this has become a popular place for tourists to stop off to stretch their legs and take a few photos on the journey between Al Aqah and Fujairah. Both offer great panoramic views across to the sea and are slightly surreal attractions to snap a few pics of, themselves.

Part of Sharjah's east coast exclave of Khor Fakkan, the Al-Rafisah Dam is six kilometers inland from Khor Fakkan town and 30 kilometers north from Fujairah city.

The Dam, surrounded by a landscape of jagged, dusky mountain peaks and home to plenty of birdlife, is a popular destination for families who want to enjoy an easygoing day out of the city surrounded by nature.

On the shorefront there are good facilities including a restaurant, café, a couple of shops, and a large children's playground, as well as plenty of space for picnicking. If you want to get out onto the water itself, there are kayaks and pedal-boats for hire.

Note that it can get very busy here on weekend afternoons so if you're looking for a quieter experience, try to come on a weekday.

If you're heading into the Hajar Mountains to explore, make sure to stop off at Bithnah.

This small settlement in Wadi Ham , just 13 kilometers west from Fujairah city, was a strategic stop on the trade routes between the west and east coast for centuries.

The main tourist attraction here is Bithnah Fort , built in 1735, which was considered of vital importance to the defense of this section of the Arabian Peninsula's eastern coastline.

The fort's bulky frame of thick golden-stoned walls, edged by a chunky circular watch tower, makes it particularly photogenic, while the views from the ramparts over the countryside of palm groves and jagged mountains behind are spectacular.

Fujairah's modern Sheikh Zayed Mosque covers a site the size of three football pitches and boasts six minarets which are 100 meters high. The mammoth prayer hall has space for 32,000 worshipers.

Since its opening in 2015, the traditional Ottoman-style mosque has become one of Fujairah city's major landmarks, and it ranks as the second biggest mosque in the United Arab Emirates after the more famous Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi .

Non-Muslim visitors can enter the mosque to view the ornate interior, which features grand chandeliers and Moorish-style arches, between 9am and noon Saturday to Thursday. The mosque offers free tours to visitors during this time.

If you would like to visit make sure to dress appropriately, wearing long-sleeved tops and long trousers or skirts, and female visitors should bring a head scarf.

Address: Al Ittihad Road, Fujairah City

Just south of Fujairah Fort, the Fujairah Museum has an excellent collection of artifacts, dating from the early Bronze Age, that were unearthed during archaeological digs at Qidfa and Bithnah .

Exhibits include Bronze and Iron Age weaponry, painted pottery, carved soapstone vessels, and pre-Islamic silver coins.

One of the museum's prized pieces, discovered at Qidfa, is a bowl made from ostrich egg dating back 2,200 years.

There is also a good ethnography section, with displays of traditional Emirati daily life and craft work.

Address: Madhab Road, Fujairah City

The UAE's east is home to a handful of forts that make for good stop-off points on a road trip heading south from Fujairah city.

Al-Hayl Castle , 11 kilometers west of Fujairah City, was once used as the headquarters for Fujairah's ruling family.

Built approximately 250 years ago, it has played an important role in the area's defense, used as a base for surveillance and patrolling to guard Fujairah from attack.

Not much remains today – the original fortifications have long since been demolished – except one two-level tower, which sits on the hill as a reminder of the days when these forts were scattered all across strategic hillsides in what is now the United Arab Emirates.

From Al-Hayl, turn south and drive 30 kilometers on the minor inland roads heading for the village of Wahlah (also spelt Aouhlah ).

Here, you'll find the distinctive Awhlah Fort (also spelt Wahlah Fort ), which, with its thick high walls, is one of the best preserved examples of defensive architecture in the emirate.

It lacks the over-restored "new" look of many of the other forts in the United Arab Emirates and so is a great place for history buffs to come and capture a sense of Emirati heritage.

Inside, the circular watch tower is 20 meters high and has narrow windows built into the walls for archers and excellent views.

On the northwestern edge of Fujairah city, the hot springs of Madhab Springs Park are a popular local retreat.

The Ain al-Madhab mineral springs here produce warm sulfuric water that is pumped into two swimming pools (separated by gender).

The pools are surrounded by a large park, which is where Fujairah families come for barbecues, picnics, and games. There is also a well-maintained dedicated children's playground area. Unsurprisingly, the Madhab Springs Park area gets packed on weekends.

If you've been traveling and need a soak to soothe out niggly pains, the mineral-rich waters of the pool here are a good option.

About 33 kilometers northwest from Fujairah, the village of Masafi is on the edge of the Hajar Mountains, on the crossroads of the main inland routes north to Dibba and west to Dubai . It was originally a trading post and refueling stop before the region's modern highways were built in the 1970s.

Masafi sits on the border between two emirates, with the larger section of town part of Fujairah, and the smaller section belonging to the Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah .

Masafi is famous in the United Arab Emirates for its natural springs, and the Gulf's leading mineral water producer (named after the town) is nearby.

For travelers, though, it's mostly known for its local market, with stalls lining the main Dubai-Fujairah Road on the edge of town.

The market sells local produce, earthenware pottery, local handicrafts, and carpets and is a popular place to visit on a road trip to stretch your legs while browsing the stores.

The sport of bull butting is thought to have been introduced to this region of the Arabian Peninsula by the Portuguese. Today Fujairah is one of the few places in the UAE where the tradition still survives.

In Fujairah , bull butting is a popular family event. It takes place every Friday evening during the winter months at a field along the city's coastal road.

The event begins with 20 bulls battling each other by going head-to-head and pushing each other until one gives up. Numbers slowly dwindle as winners move on to the next round. There's no prize for the ultimate winner except for the value of the winning bull being increased.

Address: Corniche Road, Fujairah City

Most tourists visiting Fujairah stay at the coast's beach resorts rather than in the city itself. Most of the resorts are in the luxury category while Fujairah city offers more business-style hotels.

Luxury Hotels:

These top-notch accommodations on Al Aqah Beach , about 55 minutes' drive north of Fujairah's city center, are all large family-friendly resorts with spas. They average about 10 minutes' drive from Al Badiyah Mosque .

• The InterContinental Fujairah Resort is a sprawling five-star resort known for its exceptional service and plenty of children's activities on offer. The architecture and interiors are chic and contemporary, and the pool area and beach are exceptional.
• The Miramar Al Aqah Beach Resort has an on-site PADI dive center and sports an eclectic Middle Eastern style throughout its interiors. There is an immaculately kept slice of beach.
• Great for activity-focused travelers, Le Meridien Al Aqah Beach Resort has a whole swag of water sports on offer, as well as a PADI dive center, great pools, and recently renovated rooms.

Mid-Range Hotels:

• On Al Aqah beach, Sandy Beach Hotel & Resort looks out to Snoopy Island (a popular snorkeling spot) and has an on-site PADI dive center and two-bedroom suites for families.
• North of Al Aqah, at Dibba Al Fujairah, the Radisson Blu Resort Fujairah offers a swag of facilities, including a spa, swimming pools, a private beach, and bright modern rooms with balconies overlooking the sea.

Budget Hotels:

• If you're looking for affordable accommodation, hotels in Fujairah city tend to be cheaper than the larger resorts along the coast. Ibis Fujairah offers excellent value in the city center, with a swimming pool, mountain views from rooms, and a restaurant.
• Next door, Novotel Fujairah is one of the central city's most popular choices for its good-sized contemporary-styled rooms, including breakfast, a restaurant, and rooftop pool.
• Across the road is the Nour Arjaan by Rotana - Fujairah , with contemporary rooms and suites, which are ideal for families or longer stays. It offers a pool, spa, and included breakfast.

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