El mapa de los Emiratos

2 kilometers of untouched white sand coastline bordered by 1 million sqm of mangrove forests.

Serene shallow beach lagoon frequented by flocks of wild pink flamingos and migratory waterfowl.

Pristine turquoise waters and protected coastal dunes home to endangered Hawksbill sea turtles.

Iconic rock island named after Snoopy, offering vibrant coral reefs, sea turtles and blacktip reef sharks.

Wander through 19th-century wind-tower courtyards and take a traditional wooden abra boat across Dubai Creek.

Iconic sail-shaped landmark hotel on a private man-made island symbolizing modern Dubai opulence.

Host track of the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix offering venue tours and supercar driving.

Coastal fortress once guarding the entrance to the old city displaying royal artifacts and Ed-Dur relics.

Traditional Arabian pearl diving farm nestled in serene mangrove lagoons surrounded by Hajar mountains.

Monumental white Greek marble mosque with 82 domes, gold chandeliers and world's largest hand-knotted carpet.

Walk through a continuous downpour of water without getting wet using 3D motion-tracking sensors.

The legendary British ocean liner transformed into a floating luxury hotel, museum and dining destination in Port Rashid.

Active presidential palace showcasing Arabian craftsmanship, royal halls, and national heritage exhibits.

Architectural wonder adorned with Arabic calligraphy exploring futuristic innovation and space exploration.

UNESCO-nominated Bronze Age tombs, iron age forts, and thrill desert buggy safaris around Fossil Rock.

Jean Nouvel floating dome museum showcasing human civilization artwork surrounded by turquoise waters.

Vibrant beach hub for kitesurfing, beach volleyball, Salt food trucks, and views of Dubai skyline.

Roman-inspired 1,700-seat granite amphitheatre and 45-meter artificial waterfall carved into coastal cliffs.

Pristine white sand beach offering postcard views of Burj Al Arab, sunset swimming, and beachside jogging.

The cultural capital of the UAE with restored coral-limestone forts, art foundations, and Souk Al Arsah.

The world's largest dancing fountain system shooting water 150m into the air set to classical and Arabic music.

19th-century mud-brick castle perched on a golden hill overlooking date palm oases and the Gulf coast.

Venture deep into red dunes on 4x4 land cruisers, falconry shows, camel rides and starlight BBQ dinner.

The world's tallest skyscraper standing at 828m with observation decks over Arabian Gulf.

Glide past 58 species of migratory birds including pink flamingos in 1 million sqm of protected mangroves.

Serene turquoise mountain lake encircled by Hajar peaks with floating kayak docks and historic fort ruins.

Unspoiled barrier island home to Arabia's oldest Christian monastery discovery, gazelles and socotra cormorants.

The oldest operating mud-brick mosque in the UAE, built in 1446 AD beneath ancient watchtowers.

Home to the famous 'Big Red' sand dune, offering high-octane quad biking, buggy desert runs and desert glamping.

Golden sand beach on the Indian Ocean coast, framed by dramatic Hajar mountain peaks.

217-hectare wildlife park and world's largest man-made safari featuring white lions, rhinos, and giraffes.

147,000 date palms fed by 3,000-year-old falaj irrigation system beneath the majestic Jebel Hafeet mountain peak.

18th-century fortress turned museum showcasing pearling history, manuscript archives and ancient weaponry.

La cordillera que recorre toda la costa este, y la carretera de curvas que sube a su cima más alta.

Home to the Guinness World Record longest zipline, soaring at 150 km/h over mountain canyons.

A fully indoor theme park across six lands, which makes it a summer-proof day out.

An island wildlife reserve with free-roaming giraffe, cheetah and Arabian oryx.

Manuscripts, astronomy and craft across the Islamic world, under a gold dome.

Gulf reef species shown alongside the fishing heritage of the lagoon beside it.

A protected lagoon inside the city where flamingos feed at close range from hides.

The city's oldest stone building, begun as a watchtower over the freshwater well.

Upscale resort on a polo estate with sleek quarters, sophisticated dining & an outdoor pool.

Kayak channels through protected mangrove forest on the edge of the capital.

The oldest fort in the country, above the old town and its restored quarter.

A dhow-shaped auditorium in Downtown staging opera, ballet and concerts.

Seasonal flower gardens laid out in sculpted arches and figures, open in the cooler months.

A 150-metre picture frame linking the old city on one side with the new on the other.

The story of Dubai Creek and the city that grew along it, in restored waterfront houses.

A landscaped island of light works and a butterfly house on Khalid Lagoon.

Un litoral de cuatro islas de arena blanca y aguas tranquilas, sede de los complejos donde se pasan las noches en Ras Al Khaimah del Grand Tour.

A coral-block pearling town left largely as it was when its families moved on.

A long promenade and swimming beach facing directly into the sunset.

A Moroccan hammam and open-air treatment village across the waterways of Madinat Jumeirah.

La gran mezquita blanca de Ras Al Khaimah, cuyas cúpulas se ven desde la carretera costera de entrada a la ciudad.

Una casa con torre de viento en Al Fahidi donde se explican las costumbres emiratíes durante una comida compartida, preguntas incluidas.

La mayor mezquita de Fujairah: seis minaretes y 65 cúpulas en la carretera de salida de la ciudad, abierta a visitantes fuera de las horas de oración.

La pesca de la mañana vendida en el muelle: mero, carite y camarón, pesados y regateados.

Una reserva de dunas protegida en el interior de Ras Al Khaimah, con orix de Arabia, gacelas y cetrería al atardecer.

El dhow sale de Dibba hacia los fiordos de Musandam: acantilados que emergen del agua y paradas para nadar entre ellos.

Bajo el techo rojo de la isla de Yas: Formula Rossa, la montaña rusa más rápida del mundo, y los coches que hay detrás.

Un parque de vida marina y centro de investigación en la isla de Yas, con el mayor acuario multiespecie de la región.

Unos cuarenta toboganes y una ola surfeable en la isla de Yas, construidos en torno a un relato emiratí de pesca de perlas.

El Zoco Central de Sharjah: dos naves de azulejo azul con alfombras, oro y antigüedades bajo techos abovedados.

Sacos abiertos de azafrán, incienso e hibisco seco en los callejones junto a los muelles de la ría de Deira.

El mercado cubierto del oro en Deira: un callejón con techo de madera lleno de escaparates de joyería, y el comercio en torno al cual creció la ría.

Extenso centro comercial y de ocio con grandes almacenes, una pista de hielo, acuario y cine.

A popular picnic destination, this dam with scenic mountain views features a big lake for kayaking.

Complejo turístico lujoso con hoteles, un zoco moderno, restaurantes, bares y una playa privada.

Isla artificial en forma de palmera con hoteles refinados, torres de apartamentos y clubes de playa.

Elegant fortress, built in the 1890s, featuring landscaped gardens, exhibitions & a bookshop.

Isla residencial conocida por sus modernos complejos de apartamentos y su cercanía al centro de la ciudad.

Playa urbana con estado internacional de agua limpia y cuerdas que delimitan la distancia de natación.

Resort en el desierto con suites de alta gama con piscina privada, desayuno gratuito, spa y 2 restaurantes.

This sleek palace where Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan was born has guided tours & exhibits.

Pequeña isla con circuito de carreras de autos del Gran Premio, parques de atracciones, playa y campo de golf.

Mezquita monumental inspirada en la Mezquita Azul de la era otomana de Estambul, con recorridos semanales para no musulmanes.

Stalls for crafts, perfumes & woven garments on narrow lanes, plus a landmark central coffee shop.