This Fujairah City Tour takes you to some of the remarkable sites in Fujairah, the only emirate in the United Arab Emirates that is situated on the country’s eastern coast and faces the Gulf of Oman. Fujairah Fort:
It is thought to be the oldest fort in the East Cost and has a significant historical significance because it was both the residence of the governing family and an essential defensive structure. The fort, which was constructed in 1670 but was severely destroyed in the early 20th century, has now been brought back to its former splendour.

Al Bithnah Fort:
The castle, which was constructed in 1735 and is situated outside of the city, was previously regarded as one of the most crucial defensive positions in the UAE since it watched over the trade routes that crossed the Hajar Mountains.
Fujairah Museum:
This museum is renowned for its superb collection of early Bronze Age objects discovered during digs at Bithnah and Qidfa. A dish constructed from an ostrich egg that dates back 2,200 years is among its most notable exhibits.
The fruit and vegetable market and carpet market are other places where participants can go shopping and buy fresh food and souvenirs to take home.