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Net Group is proud to have introduced first in the country the following excursions since the beginning of our goal to promote the Destination.
All the excursions are carefully studied to offer visitors emotions and tastes of the Country.
They are based on departures and arrivals from/to Abu Dhabi and operated by the vehicle's fleet of our Netco company, part of the Net Group. |
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| Timings: 09:00 Hrs to 13:00 Hrs |
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Transport: Coach Tour with Guide |
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Explore the lovely capital of UAE on this tour. Abu Dhabi is the abode of the Ruling family and a Centre of oil business. Here you visit the yards of the grand Al Husn palace and click pictures. Later on, shop for worldwide carpets at affordable prices. At the Abu Dhabi Corniche, admire the placid waters kissing the horizon, offering a breathtaking view of the city skyline. Further on, take a look at traditional Heritage Village where local culture and tradition is displayed. Finally, visit the Dhow yard, where traditional boats are built using a method that is centuries old. |
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| Timings: 08:00 Hrs to 19:00 Hrs
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Transport: Coach Tour with Guide |
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Dubai tour reveals the captivating contrast of the cultural and the modern. We begin at Jumeirah Mosque, and proceed toward Bastakia where old-time wind tower houses of wealthy merchants greet you. Next is the Dubai Museum , a treasure house of historical relics. Further, a stroll through the flashy textile market, and a happy ride across the creek in the local Abra (water taxi). This brings us to the heady aroma of the spice market and the dazzling Gold Souq. Of course, the impressive array of international jewelry designs at affordable prices in nearly 350 shops is sure to tempt you… Beware: don't be left behind! |
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Sharjah offers an alluring array of historical mosques and old souks that reflect Arabian grandeur.. Admire the famous Al Rolla Square and impressive Central Souk that houses hundreds of shops etched in Arabian architecture…View the resplendent King Faisal Mosque and the Pearl Monument , a symbol of UAE federation. Nothing fishy here-except the fish market and the characteristic Dhow Port en-route! Dubai-Sharjah drive is just about fifteen minutes -when traffic-free, yet offers a spectrum of variety and charming attractions. |
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| Timings: 08:00 Hrs to 18:00 Hrs
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Transport: Coach Tour with Guide |
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Al Ain has a place of pride as it houses archaeological excavations and ancient Arabic treasures. It is the Garden City and a chief agricultural centre. It is also known for university education. You can visit the important Al Ain museum, which houses ancient Arabic manuscripts and royal treasures. Then Oasis village of Buraimi in the Sultanate of Oman makes for a cool break, enjoy
a break for lunch or shopping in a shopping mall and
relax... Finally, regale yourself at the quaint camel market where you find the “ship of the desert” –alive and kicking!
The Sheikh Sultan Fort – birth place of Sheikh Zayed - , the Al Falaj water channels and the Date Palm Oasis, the Al Mubazara Park in Jebel Hafeet will open your eyes on the local culture |
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| Timings: 08:00 Hrs to 19:30 Hrs
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Transport: Coach Tour with Guide |
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This one-day tour unravels a colorful landscape beyond city bustle. The ‘Wadis', the greenery and the mountain market offer a rustic, down-to-earth feel. At Dibba you visit the local fishing harbour. Then speed along the Indian Ocean coast reaching Al Badya, UAE's oldest mosque -a symbol of enduring spirituality. It's time for lunch in a good seaside restaurant, after which you may snorkel, swim or relax on the beach. Explore the Fujeirah Fort & the Ghost City and feel the old past of greatness…. |
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| Timings: Lunch / Dinner Time |
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Transport:
Car or Coach
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Enjoy a traditional Arab Buffet full of mezzah – hommous, mutable, fattoush, samousa, Mediterranean salads – and main courses with lamb, beef, chicken, potatoes and oriental delicacies. Select your preferred soups and walk along the Gulf corner of dishes and sweets. The entire place is made by Areesh and reflects the local uses. |
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