Abu Dhabi Corniche Promenade
Eight kilometres of reclaimed waterfront on an undulating line — the city's front room, facing the Gulf.
Abu Dhabi
Al Ain Oasis & the Falaj Channels
147,000 date palms watered by channels dug three thousand years ago — and still running.
Al Fay Park
The Middle East's first urban biodiversity park — 2,000 native trees, textile canopies, and a hundred-per-cent birdsong guarantee.
Al Gurm Corniche & Eastern Mangroves Promenade
3.5 kilometres of continuous shade pushed six metres out over the water, facing the mangrove forest.
Jubail Mangrove Park Boardwalk
2.6 kilometres of timber walkway threaded through grey mangroves on stilts — with a net you can lie on above the water.
The Liwa Desert
The northern edge of the Rub' al Khali — the largest continuous sand sea on Earth.
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