Summer is almost over and thankfully, winter is just around the corner! Well, that also means the season for camping is arriving shortly. And if you’re looking at something new and exciting, this one’s for you! While Hatta can never bore, there is a brand new camping site coming to Sharjah and it’s extremely glamorous. So, if you’re the kind who likes to pitch a tent , but in complete luxury, go for it!
What’s It?
This winter, steer away from Hatta and head to Sharjah. Wondering why? Sharjah is getting its very own camping site and going by the pictures, this one looks like fun! The Al Badayer Oasis can easily double up for a castle in the middle of the dessert. Equipped with 21 rooms and ten luxurious tents, this one is for those who enjoy luxury even while camping.
The interiors scream all things Arabic and the resort also houses a restaurant that serves traditional Arabic cuisine alongside street-side delicacies. As for the amenities, guests can expect all things fancy- from a swimming pool to a health club and a business centre.
Speaking about the upcoming project Simon Coombs, president and CEO of Shaza Hotels, said: “It is a superb addition to our growing portfolio of hotels in the Middle East and will be the perfect choice for travellers looking for novel and immersive experiences in the midst of wilderness.
What Else?
Meanwhile, if you are looking for the best sites to pitch a tent, here are camping sites in Dubai you must head to if you want more than just the golden sands.
1. Jebel Jais
How about spending a night under a moon-lit sky at Jebel Jais. In the morning, wake up to a spectacular sunrise and gear up for a day filled with adventurous activities. From skating with a view to experiencing the longest zipline, there’s a lot in store for you. And in case you prefer a calm holiday, grab a coffee from the tuck shop and soak in the breath taking views.
2. Banan Beach
Love camping along the shores? The Banan beach is your perfect bet! The tents easily double up for a luxurious hotel room, so you don’t have to lug along sleeping bags or mattresses. The tents start from AED350 a night while the chalets will leave you short by AED 1,000 for a night. The beach offers a range of water sports, and also has a mini market where you can while away time. The Jebel Ali shooting club is close by, so head over if its your thing!
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