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Ajman is a laid-back, sun-drenched destination in the United Arab Emirates with white-sand beaches, rolling desert dunes, craggy mountain backdrops and thriving mangrove forests. It’s also a modern city where the tradition of welcoming strangers is ancient and ingrained. Guests are offered cardamom-infused coffee and fresh dates, and greetings are often delivered with a hand over the heart.
And while its soul evokes a sense of old Arabia, Ajman is a forward-thinking city-state brimming with exciting new leisure developments. So whether you’re looking to relax and unwind, or stir your sense of wanderlust and adventure, we know you'll be delighted by what you discover in our small and enchanting emirate.
Ajman City
The city of Ajman is the coastal capital of the tiny emirate of the same name. As the emirate’s main hub, more than 90% of the population calls the city home.
Situated between the emirates of Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah, Ajman has a beautiful 16-kilometre …
Al Zorah Nature Reserve
Al Zorah Nature Reserve is a vibrant ecosystem made up of mangroves, turquoise lagoons and sandy beaches, which is home to nearly 58 species of bird including pink flamingo, egret and heron.
Al Zorah Nature Reserve is located to the north of the city and…
Al Zorah Golf Club
The Nicklaus Design course sits at the heart of the Al Zorah community, a new development to the north of the city that will eventually include four marinas, two beachfront hotels and residential villas.
Directly linked to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road,…
Ajman Museum
Ajman Museum is the emirate’s foremost museum illustrating life as it once was. The 18th-century fort served as the ruler’s residence until 1970, before it was converted into a museum a decade later.
You’ll find the museum on the east side of the central…
Equestrian Club
Home to more than 100 Arabian horses, Ajman Equestrian Club is a popular riding school with a range of classes near the city centre.
Take the kids on a horse ride or sign up for your own lesson, with expert instructors offering both group and private tui…
Al Tallah Camel Racecourse
Watching camels gallop around the track at Al Tallah Camel Racecourse – while their owners zoom alongside them in fleets of 4x4s, beeping their horns – is a truly memorable experience.
The racecourse is located in the Al Tallah area, about 10 kilometres …
Ajman Stud
Founded in 2002 by HH Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, Ajman Arabian Horse Stud is home to some of the world’s finest Arabian steeds.
Built in the traditional Arabic style with lush landscaped gardens and surrounded by desert dun…
Dhow Yard
Historically, wooden dhows played a vital role in fishing, pearling and trading across the region. Ajman’s Dhow Yard remains one of the world's largest dhow-building centres.
You’ll find the Dhow Yard on the north side of Ajman Creek, near Al Boom Marine…
Al-Murabbaa Watchtower
The Arabian Peninsula is dotted with mud-brick forts and watchtowers, built to protect coastal towns, and the sandy-coloured Al-Murabaa Watchtower has served as the guardian of Ajman for over 80 years.
Commissioned by the late Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al…
Fish Market
With a huge array of fresh fish and seafood for sale, Ajman’s bustling Fish Market is popular with visitors and locals alike. Haggling with the friendly fishmongers is expected, and you can get your fish filleted, spiced and grilled on the spot at one of …
Marina
Ajman Marina is one of the emirate’s newest developments. It features a 1.5-kilometre-long esplanade that is popular with joggers, cyclists and families out for an evening stroll.
To get to the marina, head to the end of the Corniche near the Kempinski H…
Corniche
Lined with cafés and restaurants, the Corniche is a four-kilometre-long esplanade overlooking the Arabian Gulf. Much of the emirate’s social activities and events are centred on this area
Situated along the northwestern shore of the emirate, the Cornich…
Aamnah Bint Ahmad Al Ghurair Mosque
Aminah Bint Ahmad Al Ghurair Grand Mosque was built by Shaikh Ammar Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, in memory of his mother.
The mosque, which predominantly uses white and gold colours, stands out, especially under night lights.
The unique …
Quest for Adventure
Kayaking
Through a multitude of possibilities, “Quest for Adventure” provides expert innovative opportunities for learning outside the classroom with guide-led kayak or canoe tours around the mangrove forest, creeks and lagoons.
The species of mangrove …
Funtastico
The perfect option for families, Al Zorah Marina 1 is home to various entertainment venues, including The Groovy Park, a family-friendly food park with an outdoor cinema and flower-decorated food trucks reminiscent of the 1960s and 70s.
Funtastico is per…
Marsa Ajman
Marsa Ajman embodies the openness of the city of Ajman and its relation with a sea culture. With a vibrant atmosphere and exclusive position at the tip of the City. The project open the doors for business and tourism opportunities that will attract visito…
Al Zorah - Marina 1
It will boast a 100,000 m2 creek side development. The creek will be home to a recreational park, over 17 food & beverage outlets, retail facilities and entertainment venues for all age-groups
Aqua Bounce
It’s a fun way to get in some serious exercise – the bouncy assault course also provides a test on scrambler’s stamina, balance and motor-skills. With obstacles providing challenges for a range of abilities, conquer climbing walls, balancing beams, swing …
Rashid Al Khadar House
Rashid Al Khader House is a significant undertaking pays homage to the esteemed Emirati poet, Rashid bin Salem bin Abdul Rahman bin Gibran Al Suwaidi, born in 1905, renowned as one of the most prominent poets of Nabati poetry in the United Arab Emirates. …
Masfout
Known for its fertile agricultural land and high-quality marble, Masfout is in the south of the UAE near Hatta, a 90-minute drive from Ajman city. Its elevated altitude brings cooler temperatures and the rugged backdrop attracts outdoor enthusiasts and na…
Bin Sultan Mosque
Bin Sultan Mosque is a 19th-century mosque made from clay and plaster, with a canopy of date palm leaves woven together to form the roof. Like many traditional Emirati structures, it was built using locally available materials.
The old mosque is in Masfo…
Masfout Gate
Commissioned by the late Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi in 1961, Masfout Gate has two stone pillars connected by a sign featuring Arabic script. The sign greets visitors as they enter the city and bids them farewell as they leave.
Masfout is an easy …
Masfout Castle
Built with stones, mud and local timber, Masfout Castle consists of two rooms and a gate. The tower-shaped castle was restored in the late 1940s at the behest of the late Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi.
The castle is located on the northern edge of M…
Masfout Hiking Routes Safety
Take clothing layers for temperature changes
Clothing is important, always wear proper footwear, supportive hiking shoes or boots, a lightweight, long- sleeve shirt and a hat can help you stay cool. Carry sunglasses and sunscreen. Be prepared for temp…
Masfout Museum
The museum tells the story of the city and its people through a journey of a time that extends over 5000 years BC from the prehistoric era including the Stone, the Bronze and the Irons ages until the formation of the UAE.
Al Manama
Located in the plains at the foothills of the Hajar Mountains to the east of Ajman, Manama is about an hour's drive from city centre. It has a quiet, residential feel, making it a popular getaway for city dwellers.
From Ajman city, take Sheikh Maktoum b…
Hassa Buweid Castle
Built in 1976, Hassa Buweid Castle is a tower-shaped fort in the eastern enclave of Manama. Reached by a stone stairway, Hassa Buweid means ‘white stones’ after the hill that forms its base.
You’ll find it in the village of Naseem, further down the road …
Manama Museum
Al Manama Museum is a 20th-century fort in the enclave of Manama, 70km east of Ajman city, that’s been converted into a small museum. There are seven large rooms displaying a collection of weaponry, Bedouin jewellery and handicrafts.
The drive from Ajman…
UAE
Abu Dhabi
The capital of the UAE lies around 200 kilometres southwest of Ajman. Highlights include the stunning Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Yas Marina Circuit and Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, while cultural projects in the works include Zayed National Museum,…
Funtastico
Our outdoor space is dedicated to bring fun for the young ones, friends and the entire family through classic rides and attractions.
Children can spend their time on a number of timeless games such as Bumper Boats, the Ball Pit and a collection of …
Shopping
Shopping
Saleh Souq
Regarded as one of the best souqs in the region for traditional tailoring, the recently expanded and refurbished Saleh Souq is a charming mix of past and present.
The souq is part of a heritage path leading from the Corniche to Ajman Museum. You’ll find …
Gold Souq
Gold has been traded throughout Arabia since medieval times, and you can hone your haggling skills in the glittering Gold Souq located in the heart of the city.
A stone’s throw from the Traditional Souq, the modern Gold Souq is found on Sheikh Humaid bi…
Ajman City Centre Mall
Opened in 1998, Ajman City Centre Mall has casual dining options, leisure attractions and more than 60 stores, from local fashion shops to international chains such as Aldo, The Body Shop and H&M.
The mall is easy to find and is located on Al Ittihad…
Dana Mall
Spread over three floors, Dana Mall is Ajman’s largest mall with more than 200 high-end, as well as more wallet-friendly, retail outlets. There’s also a supermarket and food court if you’re feeling hungry.
The modern shopping centre is located on Sheikh…
Ajman City
The city of Ajman is the coastal capital of the tiny emirate of the same name. As the emirate’s main hub, more than 90% of the population calls the city home.
Situated between the emirates of Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah, Ajman has a beautiful 16-kilometre …
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Masfout
Known for its fertile agricultural land and high-quality marble, Masfout is in the south of the UAE near Hatta, a 90-minute drive from Ajman city. Its elevated altitude brings cooler temperatures and the rugged backdrop attracts outdoor enthusiasts and na…
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Al Manama
Located in the plains at the foothills of the Hajar Mountains to the east of Ajman, Manama is about an hour's drive from city centre. It has a quiet, residential feel, making it a popular getaway for city dwellers.
From Ajman city, take Sheikh Maktoum b…
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