Things to do in Al Thakhira
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Eco Kayaking Adventure – Mangrove Exploration at Purple Island
P4,615
per adult

Full Day Qatar's North And West tour || History & Heritage
P9,168
per adult

Discover North Qatar: Culture, History & Heritage Tour
P3,630
per adult

Discover Qatar’s Hidden Gems: North & West Coast Private Tour
P14,768
per adult

Discover North Qatar: Heritage & Coastline Half Day Tour
P7,384
per adult

Qatar Kayaking Adventure-Mangrove at Purple Island W/Pick & drop
P11,063
per adult

Kayak Through the Mangroves to the Purple Island
P6,092
per adult
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1. Simaisma Beach
On Qatar’s eastern coastline, visit Simaisma Beach, a long, wide stretch of sand with playground facilities for kids and barbecue and fly-fishing opportunities for all. Stroll along the beach to look for shells and watch seabirds as they flit among the mangroves dotting the shoreline.
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2. Al Khor Island
Al Khor Island, or Purple Island as it is commonly known by visitors, comes as a true surprise to many. This wildlife haven is inhabited by flocks of birds and offers a natural destination for outdoor adventure within easy access from the bustle of Doha. Visit Al Khor Island for relaxing time surrounded by nature and history.
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3. Al Khor Beach
Families in particular enjoy Al Khor Beach for its convenient amenities, making a beach day fun for kids and parents. Waters at the shore are shallow, meaning children can splash and play safely. Let your little ones frolic in the sand or water and use the facilities of the small playground.
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4. Baladna Farm
Bring the family to see cows on a visit to Baladna Farm, a huge dairy facility. Even if you were raised on a farm, the state-of-the-art facility will be immensely impressive. Up to 24,000 cows live here in comfort at a site that covers nearly 600 acres (240 hectares).
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5. Ain Hleetan Well
The well of Ain Hleetan served an essential need for drinking water for the Al Mahanda tribe that settled along the Persian Gulf coast in an area that would become Al Khor. About 150 years ago, after stumbling across a spring while hunting, residents built the well. Visit Ain Hleetan well to see what was sometimes identified as “the Doctor” for its healthful properties.
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