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Visitors to Doha are spoilt for choice, with a plethora of options to explore the vibrant city’s cultural sites, world-class restaurants, beachfront luxury hotels or the majesty of the desert.

Family with kids

Qatar is ideal for a family friendly holiday with endless options and adventures for all ages.

Enjoy a 24-hour beach holiday

Discover the most invigorating 24 hours of your life.

Enjoy a 72-hour beach holiday

Qatar boasts hundreds of miles of stunning coastline, made all the more enjoyable by a wonderful climate. If you like beaches here are a few suggestions that you will love.

Enjoy more than three days of an ideal beach holiday

Qatar boasts more than 350 miles of unspoiled coastline, offering idyllic spots to enjoy the sunshine and relish the azure waters. The desert landscapes and golden seafronts are unbelievable impressive. So, without further ado, kindly peruse our list of the best of the best.

The perfect beach holiday for couples

From popular city beaches to hidden gems, there is an abundance of beautiful beaches across the country. Qatar enjoys pleasant weather all year long and is ideal for sun-seekers and those who want to refuel and rejuvenate. Enjoy the unspoiled sandy beaches with your loved ones with a 24-hour itinerary. 

A public art itinerary

Want to spend the day experiencing the best public art across Doha? After getting a taste of the art scene through the many pieces at Hamad International Airport , indulge by venturing across the city, to see the public art pieces scattered across it.

Cultural itinerary

Begin your cultural tour of Qatar by planning well – because there is plenty to experience.

From traditional souqs , to museums , art galleries and installations to UNESCO heritage sites and forts outside it, culture, art, and history are everywhere in Qatar.

Qatar's street art itinerary

Qatar is fast developing a reputation as a hot spot for art and culture.  From world class museums in buildings that are works of art in and of themselves, to galleries showing the evolution of Arab art and artists, to art works in public spaces, Qatar democratises art.  This guide shows the best way to examine the latest addition to Qatar’s art scene - JEDARIART murals splashed across Doha.

Culinary itinerary

Qatar has developed a thriving food scene and enjoys the reputation of having one of the best ones worldwide. A melting pot of different flavors and influences, the country has turned good food into an identity. Qatar's exciting food scene, from Michelin-starred restaurants to delicious street food, covers all needs and tastes and will surely challenge your taste buds.

Explore Doha's most iconic districts

Follow the trail to see stunning public art and architectural masterpieces.

Follow the walking trail to explore Qatar's Education City

Discover Qatar's architectural masterpieces, public art and beautiful parks.

Follow the walking trail to witness iconic buildings and art

This walking trail invites you to explore Education City's distinctive public art and amazing buildings.

Active itinerary

With its arid beauty, sunny climes and untrammeled deserts, Qatar has long called to adventurers.  Answering that call has never been more rewarding.

Hit the water, bash the dunes, surf the skies, fish the seas and ride sleek Arabian horses.

Spend an adventurous day in Qatar

Qatar makes a promising destination for adventure-seekers who are looking for a holiday full of adrenaline. Here’s a list of things you can do if you’re looking for a truly adventurous day.

More than three days of adventure and action

If you seek adventure, it all depends how far you're willing to go. Watersports? Qatar has kayaking, surfing; windsurfing; snorkeling; sailing and more. On land? Desert safaris; kitesurfing; sandboarding; camping; skydiving. Whatever adrenaline-pumping thrill you’re looking, you’re on the right page. 

City break itinerary

Filled with art and culture , entertainment and Dhow cruises for professionals and families – your city break, your way .

Business traveller

Qatar is a financial, trading and business centre of global significance – and a world-class hub for culture, relaxation, adventure, history, and sport.

One day in Doha

Enjoy Doha’s greatest hits in 24 hours.

Two days for Doha

From water sports to camping, from nature to architecture.

Three days in Doha

Wander through cultural institutions and experience living heritage.

Four days in Doha

Spend four days in Qatar and witness the country’s splendour. From cultural treasures and seaside landscapes to adventure and culinary delights, Qatar invites you all to uncover its secrets.

Plan the perfect city break in Qatar

Doha is a compact destination, allowing solo travellers to enjoy the city and its offerings.

Plan an unforgettable women-only trip

Qatar is ideal for female travellers – with female-dedicated spaces, spa retreats and shopping of all types. 

Travelling solo for more than three days? Plan the perfect city break

Doha inexplicably manages to combine feet-up beach time with exciting city entertainment. Spend your time relaxing or taking in some culture at museums; souqs; art galleries; plunging earthward from a plane or whatever takes your fancy. There’s so much to do you’ll run out of time.

Relaxation itinerary

Qatar is ideal for indulgence, with luxury hotels, decadent spas, glittering malls and sandy beaches catering to every wish

More than three days in Qatar? Plan the ideal romantic getaway

Five-star hotels; exquisite dining venues; mangrove expanses; world-renowned museums; spectacular wildlife; immaculate dunes; overnight camping; breathtaking sunsets; starry skies; pristine sands and clear blue waters combine to create the perfect getaway with the promise of romantic serenity. 

Explore Qatar like never before

Qatar creates the perfect blend of old-world hospitality and cosmopolitan luxury and sophistication. The rich cultural tapestry, new experiences and adventures are sure to leave you captivated.

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Top 8 places to add to your Qatar itinerary

Aug 15, 2022 • 6 min read

Exploring Doha is a must, but the modern capital isn’t the only part of Qatar worth a visit © Maja Topcagic / Stocksy United

The pint-sized nation of Qatar isn’t technically a one-city state, but there’s no denying that Doha , home to more than 90% of Qatar’s population, is the main attraction. 

Yet the country’s modern capital isn’t the only corner of this Gulf nation that’s worth a visit. Venture beyond Doha to discover the shiny new sister city Lusail and a pseudo-tropical island escape or strike out into the desert to uncover glimpses of Qatar’s pearling past and unexpected natural wonders. 

Here’s a quick guide to the best places for couples, families, or solo travelers to visit around Qatar.

See the sights and dine out in Doha

Doha’s rapid transformation from sleepy seaside settlement to glitzy Gulf capital is legendary. As the city’s futuristic skyline continues to expand, so too do reasons to visit, with recent years welcoming the striking National Museum of Qatar , the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum , and a gamut of international hotels, with a new metro system making it easier to get around.

Get a taste of Doha’s early days – along with regional culinary specialties – at the fabulously atmospheric Souq Waqif and then stroll along the waterfront Corniche to admire city and Doha Bay views. Marvel at the Museum of Islamic Art (inside and out) and seek out public art, mosques, and more in the Katara cultural village.

Hop on the metro to visit Lusail

Just 20km (12.4 miles) north of downtown Doha and connected by metro, Lusail feels like an extension of the capital. But this coastal metropolis-in-the-making is actually a city in its own right. While still largely a construction zone, Lusail is already home to some of Qatar’s most striking architecture, notably the nation’s showpiece arena, Lusail Stadium, shaped like a traditional woven bowl; and Katara Towers, which integrates the traditional scimitar swords from the national seal into a pair of 36-story towers housing two luxury hotels. You’ll also find a marina with a pleasant promenade, the high-end Parisian-inspired Place Vendome mall, and more attractions in the making.

With the first line on the Lusail Tram (connected to the Doha Metro) opened in 2022, Lusail is easier than ever to visit via public transport.

Families should save time for Banana Island

Qatar’s only offshore island of note, Banana Island is just a 30-minute catamaran ride from Doha. This small, crescent-shaped isle is occupied entirely by the family-friendly Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara. Stay in an underwater bungalow and you can (almost) imagine you’re in the Maldives or visit for the day and enjoy the island’s peaceful palm-studded strip of sand. Day passes include boat transfers and credit to spend at the resort’s restaurants and on watersports.

Uncover history at Al Zubarah and Al Jumail

Most people know Al Zubarah for its Unesco-listed fort, but Al Zubarah Fort was named for the thriving pearling port that now lies in ruins between the fort and the sea after being abandoned in the early 20th century. While the ruins are currently closed to the public, you can glimpse the town’s crumbling foundations from the entrance to the handsomely restored fort.

About 20km (12 miles) farther north, turn off the main road to explore the deserted village of Jumail. Founded in the 19th century, the coastal village was also abandoned following the economic boom ignited by Qatar’s oil and gas industries. Al Zubarah is a 90-minute drive northwest of Doha. It can be visited on an organized tour with the likes of 356 Adventures , but you’ll need a car to get to Jumail.

History and nature meet in Al Khor

An hour’s drive north of Doha and accessible by public bus, the small coastal city of Al Khor isn’t much to look at, but it’s home to several attractions that make it worth a brief visit. Chief among them are the three stone watchtowers that stand along the coast. Built around 1900, the towers were used to monitor ships and guard access to the area’s main well, Ain Hleetan, which has also been preserved. 

Just beyond Al Khor, a boardwalk takes you through a lush mangrove nature reserve to Bin Ghannam Island (also known as Purple Island), where shell middens have revealed traces of human activity dating back to the 2nd millennium BC. Farther north, the village of Al Thakira is a launchpad for mangrove kayaking tours.

Hit the beach in northeastern Qatar

The largely undeveloped and sparsely populated northeastern corner of Qatar offers a handful of attractions worth checking out if you’re planning to rent a car, beginning with the mysterious Al Jassasiya Rock Carvings near Al Maroona Beach (also known as French Beach), one of Qatar’s most pleasant public beaches. Farther north, Fuwairit Beach is being developed as a kitesurfing destination.

Perched on Qatar’s northeastern tip is Zulal Wellness Resort , a luxe modern retreat guided by traditional Arabic and Islamic medicine and one of the few places to stay in the region. The nearby port town of Al Ruwais lacks notable attractions, but its Shamal Corniche is a scenic spot for a sunset stroll.

Explore desert oddities in Zekreet

The small west coast village of Zekreet is the jumping-off point for visiting the Brouq Peninsula (also known as  Bir Zekreet ), home to attractions including US artist Richard Serra’s gigantic  East–West/West–East installation, which rises up between otherworldly rock formations. You can also check out the Film City ghost town, a recreation of a traditional village built for an Arabic TV series. 

But tiny Zekreet, 90km (56 miles) from Doha, has a couple of sights of its own, including a restored historic mosque and Zekreet Fort, thought to have been built in the late 18th or early 19th century. Dismantled for reuse of the stone by local inhabitants, the fort’s foundations are all that remain. Zekreet has a few simple places to eat but nowhere to stay.

Southern Qatar is ready for adventure

The southernmost stop on the Doha Metro, the small city of Al Wakrah has a pleasant seafront souq (market) selling everything from honey, spices, and dates to perfumes and souvenirs. You can also take a stroll around the perimeter of the historic Al Wakra Fort, but it’s not currently open to the public. 

From here, you can take a bus or an Uber 30 minutes south to Sealine Beach , one of Qatar’s most popular public beaches, with several dive sites close to the shore. The east coast road ends here, and the towering sand dunes of southern Qatar begin. Book an off-road tour to Khor Al Adaid , which takes you across mountains of sand to Qatar’s “inland sea”, a scenic tidal embayment that marks Qatar’s border with Saudi Arabia. 

Similarly to northern Qatar, southern Qatar is typically visited on a day trip from Doha. However, this region has several accommodation options, including Sealine Beach Resort , a lovely spot for couples, and several rustic desert camps if linger.

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Doha Itinerary & Guide | How To Spend 3 Days in Doha with TIPS!

Categories Itinerary , Middle East , Qatar

What to do in Doha? I’m going to give you the perfect Qatar itinerary and Doha itinerary based on my 3 days in Doha to help you see the best of the city. And give you my Doha travel tips to help you wi th your trip!

Qatar is a very small country but it is well worth visiting ! Doha is going to be the main place in Qatar that you spend your trip and although the city of Doha is pretty big, it benefits from having a really central international airport (Hamad International Airport) meaning you can easily spend 2 days in Doha or 3 days in Doha as I recently did, and still see a lot!

Note – if you have 1 day in Doha or 1 week in Doha , this Qatar itinerary will still help you out!

What do to do in Doha? You can spend your days in Doha seeing the city , visiting museums, skyscrapers, places that look like Venice and more! You can spend time on the beaches in Doha and easily reach the desert outside of Doha , all within 1 trip!

In this Doha itinerary and Qatar travel blog, I’m going to give you my 3 day Doha itinerary plus some extra options if you don’t want to make your trip as city heavy as I did.

I’ll help you work out how to get around Doha and the best things to do in Doha , so yalla! Let’s get into it!

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Doha Itinerary

Is Doha worth visiting?

Doha certainly is worth visiting whether you have 1 day or a few days and there are many things to do in Doha and things to do in Qatar to keep you busy!

To help you plan your Doha itinerary, I suggest thinking about what attracts you do the city of Doha and the country of Qatar?

• Are you interested to see what there is post-world cup in Doha?
• Do you want to experience the traditional areas of the city like the Souq and Dhow boats?
• Do you want to enjoy the Middle Eastern heat and relax on a beach or hit up a waterpark?
• Do you want to get out into nature and experience the desert , sand dunes and smaller towns and cities in Qatar?
• Are you in Doha are just a few hours on a stopover in Qatar ?

Although Qatar is small, the city of Doha is fairly big and you can’t do everything, especially with just a few days in Qatar so it’s good to know what your priorities for.

For example, I spent my full 3 days in Doha in the city and I didn’t go to any beaches, islands or the desert, but you may want to go to one of these places!

If you have 3 days in Doha but you’re only looking to sightsee for 1 day, have a look at my 1 day in Doha itinerary for a Doha stopover!

Qatar Travel Tips

QATAR WEEKEND – The Weekend in Qatar is Friday & Saturday so Muslims can have their holy day of Friday off work. Saturday was the first day of my trip and I definitely found the city much busier than Sunday and Monday, so keep this in mind when planning your Qatar itinerary.

ARAB TIME – Generally, Arab countries stay up late and this includes many of the Qatar attractions being open later too, including malls and places to eat. So if you have jet leg that makes getting up in the morning hard, don’t worry about starting your day late and ending it late! Do as the locals do!

THE HEAT – November to March is the best time to visit Qatar due to the cooler temperatures, although daytime temperatures are still very high and pleasant. March to October with the summer months in particular are extremely hot in Qatar (and hotter than other countries nearby like the UAE) so keep this in mind when planning what to do in Qatar. This is another reason why locals stay up late!

MONEY – I managed to use my UK bank card for 95% of everything I bought and paid for in Doha which was really handy. I had to pay in cash at the shops in Souq Wafiq but as they packaged up what I brought I just went to the ATM nearby to take out the right cash. This was really handy as I didn’t have to figure out the notes or get too much cash out and not end up needing it.

WHAT TO WEAR – Qatar is a Muslim country but it is very international too. Read my post on what to wear in Qatar to help you with the Qatar dress code!

How to get around Doha

Read my full post on getting around Doha by metro, bus and taxi here !

How to use public transport in Doha

I l oved the public transport in Doha. The metro covers a lot of the city , is well connected and is in pristine condition to use. Where the metro doesn’t cover, the bus system is likely to cover.

Plus, metro tickets in Doha are very cheap and there is a 6 QAR cap per day which is about £1.40 at the time of writing this and each trip is 2 QAR, about £0.44p

Just google ‘Doha Metro Map’ to find a copy and save it to your phone.

Best taxi to use in Doha

I took quite a few taxi’s in Doha. They have Uber but I got on better with the app Karwa Taxi . I set up an account when I arrived, I couldn’t add my UK bank card but I was still able to pay by card at the end of every taxi I took.

I didn’t find Doha too hard to walk around, in many places there are pavements but it is a big, and hot, city so it’s fine to walk in some areas but you don’t want to be walking the length of the city.

Hop-On Hop-Off Bus in Doha

If you are limited on time on your Doha itinerary or just don’t fancy working out the metro . I highly suggest getting a ticket for the Doha Hop-On Hop-Off Bu which will take you around the city to all the top Doha tourist attractions and the ticket is valid for 24 hours.

The Hop-On Hop-Off Bus has designated stops at Souq Waqif, Katara Cultural Village, the Pearl and National Museums, these are all of the top places to visit in Doha and with the help of this bus you can visit them all in 1 day! You’ll also get an audio guide to help understand where you are visiting!

Check out tickets here on Get Your Guide!

3 Days in Doha

To get the most out of your trip to Doha, I recommend breaking the city up into areas and seeing each area each day.

This is what I always suggest to do because otherwise you spend half your time travelling the length of the city which is not only time consuming but exhausting.

For example, Lusail, in the very North of Doha is best to be paired with The Pearl and Katara Village as they are all in the same area, whereas Souq Waqif, the National Museum of Qatar and Islamic Museum of Art are best to be paid together as they are all close by.

Map of Doha

I have added everywhere I suggest visiting in this Doha itinerary blog post into this map, this way you can see the areas of the city that have the most Doha attractions and focus on an area a day.

Doha Day Tours

If you fancy seeing the city with a local guide , which is great if you are a bit nervous about being in a Arabic city or are limited on time , have a look into these options to help make your trip much more smooth and deep!

Qatar Itinerary | Day 1

I arrived into Doha Airport the night before and ideally, you will do the same so you can enjoy a full first day in Doha.

Coming from the UK to the Gulf, I always find myself extra tired in the morning and if this happens to you, don’t fear as Arab countries generally stay up later , especially in the summer months, and many of the things to do in Doha will be open later too, so don’t worry if your day starts late, and ends late.

Souq Waqif, Museums, Corniche & Dhow Boats

I recommend starting your day in the Southern part of the city as you will get a real taste of Doha, Qatari culture and incredible views to start your trip!

National Museum of Qatar

Open from 9:00 – 19:00 (and from 13:30 on Fridays) the National Museum of Qatar is a great way to start your Doha itinerary!

It has it’s own metro station so it’s really easy to get to and you will be impressed straight away by the architecture, the cleanliness and the amazing technology of this museum which is basically a welcome to what else is to come with your 3 days in Qatar!

It’s also a great way to understand the country of Qatar , it’s history and people before fully starting your trip.

Everyone loves Souq Waqif and it got so much attention during the World Cup!

Souk’s are one of the main reasons people love visiting Middle Eastern countries but these days I find, many Souks are too touristy, with sellers that are pressuring, or they are for locals and intimidating for tourists.

This is why Souq Waqif is so great ! It’s a really good size, without being intimidating , locals go there but it’s very welcoming to tourists . The sellers are not pushy and do speak good English.

Take some time on day 1 of your Doha itinerary to wander the indoor and outdoor streets of the Souq. Get a Karak , Tea Time Souq Waqif is a popular place to get one ( google maps link here ), and be sure to go inside the Souq Waqif Art Centre , it’s only small but it’s free to enter and is so beautiful.

For some quick and cheap food, go to Shawarma Station ! I had the best Chicken Shawarma here!

Note that the Souq closes from 2:00-3:00 pm . All the food places stay open and some shops stay open but generally, most shops close and the streets are cleaned so if you end up there at this time, get some food and relax until 3:00 pm.

Souq Waqif Guided Tour

If you want to get a deeper understand of the Souq and Qatari Culture, I recommend a half day tour with a private guide where you’ll start in Souq Waqif and then be taken to other top Doha places to visit like the Pearl and Katara Cultural Village.

Check prices and availability for a half day private city tour here!

Abdullah Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center (Fanar Masjid)

If you are Muslim or you are interested in Islam and seeing mosques. From Souq Waqif you can’t miss the spiral building popping out behind the Souq streets and this is Fanar Mosque .

It is a centre for people to learn about Islam with people to talk to and of course prayer areas.

Doha Corniche

The Corniche in Doha is pretty big and it’s unlikely you’ll see all of it on your trip, but I loved the section which is just across the road from Souq Waqif where the Museum of Islamic Art is.

The city skyline from here is so incredible, especially with the traditional Dhow boats in-front!

Head to ‘ The Pearl Monument ‘ on Google maps for some great photo opportunities.

Museum of Islamic Art

Next up on your list of things to do in Doha should be the Museum of Islamic Art .

Even if you are not interested in Islam, this is still a great place to visit as the building is really impressive and there are many art pieces and architects from around the world.

Qatar Museum Pass

Qatar offer a museum pass which gives access to 5 museums and is valid over 5 days . I suggest buying this at your first museum and then your other museum visits will feel free and it will encourage you to see more to make the most of it. Click here to see the full list .

One of the best parts of the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha is the city skyline view from the courtyard area with the big arches! This is one of the top places to go in Doha!

Remember that inside areas like museums are well air conditioned so if you are looking for things to do in Doha in the heat, going inside museums is a great idea!

Dhow Boat Cruise

The Dhow boats are the traditional sailing vessels in Qatar and as you walk along the Corniche you’ll see them all in the harbour.

You can take a dhow boat ride as one of the things to do in Doha which will offer a spectacular view of the city skyline , especially at sunset.

I saw many guys offering Dhow Boat rides around the area of the Museum of Islamic Art so there’s no need to book one in advance , just go down here, negotiate a price and head out on one!

Note – I’m not 100%, but I’m pretty sure they will only accept cash.

As evening approaches, MIA Park right next to the museum starts getting busy with locals enjoying the cooler temperatures and this is when you should do as the locals do!

There are a few food and drink stalls in the park. I got a Karak and Chapati and took it down to the waters edge to watch the sun setting over the city and it was such a beautiful way to end my first day in Doha.

Souq Waqif at night

The Souq area has a great atmosphere at night so for what to do in Doha at night, be sure to head back there if you are still in the area, get some dinner sat outside and take in the local market areas that seem to pop up once the sun sets, especially on the weekend.

Is Doha safe at night?

On this note, Doha is a very safe city . One of the big pieces of feedback from the World Cup was how safe women felt so don’t be worried about being out in the dark in Doha, especially if it’s still before midnight and there are many people and families around you.

Night Tour of Doha

As mentioned, Doha opens up in the evening as most Middle Eastern cities do so there’s no better time, especially in the summer when the temperature cools at night, to go on a tour with a guide !

This highly rated private Doha night city tour takes you from Souks to Skyscrapers in just a few hours and transports you in an air conditioned vehicle with a local guide. This is a perfect option if you have limited time in Doha!

Qatar Itinerary | Day 2

Katara cultural village, the pearl, lusail.

Today is the day to explore the more Northern parts of Doha on your Qatar itinerary.

If you are a bit limited on time with just 3 days in Qatar as I was,

I recommend starting at Katara Cultural Village and working your way North because by the time you get to Lusail in the evening, there will be more going on as they have night markets and night shows in Lusail.

Katara Cultural Village

Katara Metro Station will take you right into Katara Cultural Village and the area is open all day and free to enter.

Here are things to do in Katara Cultural Village but I recommend visiting the Blue Mosque (read my post on what to wear in Doha for mosque attire), getting a Karak from Chapati & Karak , heading to the beach and renting a kayak or boat if you wish and enjoying the other restaurants and shops within the facility.

The Pearl area of Doha is so iconic to the city. The Pearl Marina is full of expensive yachts and Qanat Quartier is like a fake Venice but tastefully done!

Many expats live in this area as you’ll see from the big apartment tower blocks and it’s kind of crazy to think that people do live here!

Anyway, to get to the Pearl by public transport, you need to take the metro to Legtaifiya Station and get a bus from outside . I used google maps to help me with the bus number as there is no metro station on the Pearl.

The Pearl Marina

To see the marina and walk around it, find ‘ Qatar Dragon Boat ‘ on google maps and head towards here. This will take you to a nice pedestrian walkway with plenty of places to sit, plus many cafes and restaurants.

Qanat Quartier Canals

If you’re like me, you’ll want to see this colourful part of Doha with canals because it’s easily one of the best places to visit in Doha!

Looking at Google Maps, it can be hard to work out exactly where this area is, find ‘ Qanat Quartier Canal, The Pearl ‘ and ‘ The Breakfast Club ‘ on Google Maps and this will take you to the exact area you see in my photos below.

There are many places to eat and drink around here but do be prepared for higher prices in the cafes and restaurants as this is a fancier part of the city. I had brunch at Volume Cafe which had seating right by the water and was really nice!

For more ideas on what to do in Doha and things to do at the pearl in Doha , you can take a boat ride around the canals . This would be a fun thing to do with children in Doha as they are very relaxed rides.

If you fancy meeting a guide on the Pearl to check out the best places to eat on the Pearl and have a boat ride , check out this awesome tour :

Next on your Doha itinerary, head up to Lusail!

Lusail is actually it’s own city , and not part of Doha city, which I didn’t realise until I’d finished my Doha trip! But due to its geographical location to the rest of Doha, it does feel part of it!

Lusail is very new and there’s a lot going on!

Lusail Katara Hotel Towers

One of the most iconic buildings in Doha / Qatar now and one of the best places to see in Doha is this crescent moon shaped building which is known as the Katara Towers and the Lusail Katara Hotel!

The best way to see it is to go to the Lusail Marina Promenade , the closest metro station is Marina Promenade and you’ll get a great view of the building across the water!

Lusail Night Markets

One of the best things to do in Doha is visiting the Lusail night markets, especially for things to do in Doha at night . Some markets are open in the day time, and here is a full list of food trucks at the Lusail night markets .

The night markets are also best accessed from Marina Promenade station and the views across the water from here are so incredible day and night.

Lusail Winter Wonderland

For more things to do in Doha at night, and things to do in Doha with kids , check out if the winter wonderland is still on.

It’s first season was around the World Cup and it continued on throughout the winter months . I imagine it will close for summer but if you are visiting Doha from November to March, check here if it’s open again!

Place Vendome Mall

Lastly, you should definitely plan a visit to Vendome Mall ( google maps link here ) on your Doha itinerary!

The gulf is all about the malls and the malls in Doha are seriously something else ! They are so big, so clean and pretty empty if you compare them to shopping centres in the UK and elsewhere in the world!

And as I say in my Riyadh guide , in the Gulf, going to a mall is experiencing local life , so don’t think you can’t go to shopping centre on a trip like this, you can and should check one out!

Place Vendome Mall is the newest mall in Doha and it is huge at 1,150,000 square metres. The architecture from the outside looks like a hotel or state building because it’s inspired by classic French-style architecture which is why I’m suggesting it as one of the top places to see in Doha on your Qatar itinerary!

Walking through the fancy entrance doors from the metro station ( Lusail Central station ) made me feel like I was walking into a building I shouldn’t be going in as it was so huge and fancy , but then I saw H&M and Zara!

Outside in the courtyard they do a dancing fountain show . It’s on the hour every hour during the day and every half hour in the evenings. It feels like a mix of Caesars Palace in Vegas and a mini Dubai!

Villaggio Mall

For another really cool mall in Doha, check out Villaggio Mall because it looks like Venice inside ! There are a few ‘Venice mall’s in the world including Las Vegas and Macau so its pretty cool to see one here in Doha too! The shopping is good too!

Qatar Itinerary | Day 3

Desert tour, banana island or seeing missed parts of city.

Today is a great day to get out of the city of Doha on your Qatar itinerary, or stay in the city, re-visit parts you loved or go to places you missed in your first 2 days in Doha.

Desert Day Trip

You are in a Desert country so why not make the most of it but going out on a desert half-day tour from Doha .

You might have been on a desert evening tour in Dubai, or Abu Dhabi, and the Qatar desert tours seem quite similar. They are touristy but an easy trip to do and a lot of fun !

Because tourism in Qatar isn’t as popular as the likes of the UAE, many of the desert tours will offer private tours and only a few offer shared tours .

The benefit to shared tours of course is that the cost will be lower, but if there are a few of you then a private tour could work well!

Get picked up at your hotel and head out into the desert of Qatar for some dune bashing, camel rides, sandboarding and a traditional Qatari dinner with entertainment !

Here are the most highly rated SHARED tours to the desert from Doha:

Safari, Camel Ride, Sandboarding and Inland Sea Tour

Sunset Desert Safari with Camel Ride and Sandboarding

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Desert Safari Dune Bashing and Inland Sea Day Trip

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Banana Island Day Trip

If you can’t bear going to this part of the world with the heat and sun and not spend some time at the beach or swimming , look into Banana Island and add it to your Qatar itinerary!

When it comes to beaches in Qatar, there are 2 types of beaches, public and hotel beaches .

On public beaches, women and men must wear modest clothing and swimming attire, whereas in the hotel beaches people can wear bikinis, swimsuits, swim shorts etc. So when it comes to sunbathing in Qatar , unless you are staying in a hotel with a beach, you will need to look for a hotel with a beach you can visit for the day.

Day trips to Banana Island from Doha are popular because the island is so close by .

The boat terminal to get to Banana Island is close to Souq Waqif and the Museum of Islamic Art. It’s called Al Shyoukh Terminal and the boat is just 20 minutes from Downtown Doha to Banana Island.

Anantara Hotels run Banana Island Resort and they offer a day pass for it’s pool, beaches and money towards it’s restaurants which you can view here and here is some more information on how to do a day trip to Banana Island from Doha by a local travel blogger.

Hotels with a beach in Doha

If beach days in Doha are what you are after, look into booking a hotel with a beach, this way you can go as you please and wear what you want! Look into hotels with a beach in Doha on booking.com here !

Here are some more hotels with private beaches in Doha so you know you can wear what you want on the beach!

• Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara
• Sheraton Grand Doha Resort
• Sharq Village & Spa, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel
• InterContinental Doha Beach & Spa, an IHG Hotel
• Waldorf Astoria Lusail, Doha
• Four Seasons Hotel Doha
• Hilton Doha

I hope your found this Doha itinerary and Qatar itinerary helpful and my Doha travel guide tips have helped you plan your trip! I found 3 days in Doha the perfect amount of time but you could stay longer or shorter!

• For more of my posts from this region you might like see:
• What To Wear in Qatar & Qatar Dress Code for Tourists!
• How to get around Doha as a tourist!
• How To Spend a Qatar Stopover & Spend 1 Day in Doha!
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• How To Visit The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque from Dubai!
• Places to Visit in Kuwait City on a 1-2 Day Kuwait Itinerary!

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Paula Roemer

Thursday 8th of February 2024

Your info on visiting Qatar was excellent. Thank you so much. We found Uber to be easy, convenient and cost effective.

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I'm really glad to hear that, thank you for letting me know.

Mohammed Shafiul Alam

Monday 8th of January 2024

Hi Ellie, I have visited Qatar last month and explore almost everywhere in Qatar places by follow your blog. It was quite interesting and your blog was helpful for me. My little opinion, if you write something about food then it will be more impressive specially Persian Cuisine in Souk Waqife where shooted first seen of Qatar World cup song "Dreamers". Finally I want to say thank you so much because without your blog I cannot utilized 100% time of my tour. Best Regard Mohammed Shafiul Alam Facebook ID: shafiul alam biplob

Monday 26th of June 2023

hey,Ellie you have written so impressive article.Your articles provide practical advice and much tips that truly enhance the travel experience.it give me so many thoughts when i visited lastly.

This is the website of Dominiek Druart. Probably one of Belgium's most travelled globetrotters !

3 days in Qatar

I did a 3 days-trip to Qatar and started in Doha, the capital city of Qatar! It was an absolutely incredible experience. Located on the Persian Gulf, Doha is a modern, cosmopolitan city with a rich blend of traditional culture and cutting-edge architecture. The city is modern and vibrant, with towering skyscrapers, luxurious hotels, and endless shopping and dining options.

From the bustling capital of Doha to the stunning deserts and beautiful beaches, I discovered a lot about myself and the country along the way. I felt a sense of adventure and freedom as I journeyed through the deserts and the modern city of this beautiful country.

One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the iconic Museum of Islamic Art . The museum, which is located on the waterfront, features a stunning collection of Islamic art and artifacts from around the world. I was particularly impressed by the beautiful textiles, ceramics, and metalwork on display.

I also had the chance to explore the Souq Waqif , a traditional bustling market in the heart of the city. The souq is filled with narrow streets and alleyways, and it was a pleasure to wander through and browse the various stalls selling everything from spices and textiles to jewellery and souvenirs.

Doha also has a number of beautiful beaches and parks , as well as world-class shopping and dining. I spent a day at the Katara Cultural Village , which hosts a variety of events and exhibitions, and also visited the Aspire Park , a beautiful green space with walking trails and a lake.

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