Qatar is a beautiful country with an extensive shoreline. As a result, whether it’s winter or spring, it’s always a beach day in Qatar. And with so many people wanting to lounge by the beach or even take a cooling dip in the sea, one must know of all the beautiful beaches in the country. So with so many options to choose from, here’s a list of the top seven public beaches in Qatar that must be on your radar.
Beautiful Beaches In Qatar
1. Sealine Beach
This beach is located in Mesaieed and is perfect for a day out with your family or group of friends. Offering a wide range of activities, besides swimming, you will definitely end up having a great time with your favourite humans. Some of the activities that you might want to check out here include camel riding and dune bashing! Located at a drive of 35 minutes from the Doha International Airport, this also happens to be a great place to watch a mesmerising sunset.
2. Al Maroona Beach
Al Maroona Beach is defined by the golden sandy beach and pristine turquoise water. Located towards the Northeastern side of Qatar, this is regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. Visitors are generally advised to bring a long umbrella to protect themselves from the direct sun rays, as there are no shaded areas. Not to mention, this treasure trove of a beach is perfect for enjoying a day by the same with some good company. And since it has shallow waters, it makes it a great place for people to take a dip in the sea.
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3. Umm Bab Beach
Umm Bab Beach is also popularly known as palm tree beach. It has taken its name from the cluster of small palm trees that are scattered around the sandy area. Sitting along the Western coast of Qatar, it is about 80 km from Doha. A great place where you can take in a slice of nature, this beach guarantees the utmost fun for campers.
4. Fuwairit Beach
Fuwairit Beach is regarded as the pristine natural treasure in Qatar for its stunning and powdery white sand. Coupled with crystal clear blue waters crashing on the shore, it’s an idyllic escape for tourists who wish to take an escape for a blissful day by the beach. Offering a variety of activities from kitesurfing to beach volleyball, this is located in the city of Al Ghariya in Northeast Qatar. It should however be noted that this beach is closed between April to July, as it becomes a hatching site for hawksbill sea turtles.
5. Inland Sea Beach
The Inland Sea is located at a drive of just half an hour away from the dazzling sand dunes of Mesaieed from Sealine Beach. Did you know this is UNESCO recognised natural reserve? Yes, a perfect place to partake in fishing, watching the sunset, or camping with your loved ones, this area is also known as Khor Al-Adaid. Not to mention, it is located on the border between Qatar and Saudi Arabia and is about two and a half hours away from Doha!
6. Katara Beach
Katara Beach is located inside the Katara Cultural Village, which falls on the Eastern Coast between the West Bay and Pearl. It is regarded as one of the most beautiful natural beaches in Qatar and the beachgoers get to choose from a variety of fun-filled beach activities. Some of these include water skiing, knee boarding, kayaking, and even wakeboarding! As it happens, this is one of the most easily accessible beaches in Doha.
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7. Simaisma Beach
Simaisma Beach is another absolutely gorgeous beach in Qatar that’s located around 40 km from Doha. A tranquil paradise boasting soft sand and shallow waters, it’s a great place for a blissful family time. Not to mention, this beach is peaceful and it’s clean, making it ideal for long walks and lounging under the sun. Did you know it also makes for a great place for budding explorers and nature lovers for its breathtaking views?
So, if you are also visiting Qatar, this summer, make sure to keep these beaches in mind for a fantastic day with your loved ones.
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