Fujairah Fort
16th-century mud-brick fort, the oldest in the UAE, with its restored heritage village.

Fujairah is the only emirate facing the Indian Ocean rather than the Arabian Gulf, a land of rugged Hajar mountains, wadis and coral reefs.
Fujairah is the only emirate facing the Indian Ocean rather than the Arabian Gulf, a land of rugged Hajar mountains, wadis and coral reefs.
Its port is one of the world's largest bunkering (ship-refuelling) hubs, sitting just outside the Strait of Hormuz.
Fujairah is the UAE's weekend escape: snorkeling at Snoopy Island, diving reefs, waterfalls at Wadi Wurayah and the country's oldest mosque at Al Bidyah.
Landmarks, heritage, nature and days out in Fujairah.
16th-century mud-brick fort, the oldest in the UAE, with its restored heritage village.
The oldest mosque in the UAE (c. 1446), four domes of mud and stone.
Snorkel straight off the beach over coral reefs with turtles and reef sharks.
UAE's first protected mountain area, waterfalls, rare orchids and the Arabian tahr.
The UAE's second-largest mosque, six minarets and Ottoman-inspired white domes.
Family promenade, food trucks and water sports on the Indian Ocean.
Roadside market town famous for carpets, pottery and mountain honey.
Traditional (bloodless) bull contests held on Fridays near the corniche.
Wadi Ham, Wadi Saham & the new mountain roads to Dibba and Masafi.
Emirate-level services. Nationwide numbers such as 999 work everywhere.