by Hidden picnic spots in UAE
Here we list some of UAE’s unseen picnic spots that promise a more serene and picturesque experience:
Al Marmot Desert Conservation Reserve: A huge area of desert landscape with serene landscapes and fewer crowds. Perfect for a quiet picnic overlooking the dunes.
- Jebel Hafeez:
Not far from Al Ain, Jebel Hafeez offers a beautiful view and lower temperature. Some quiet areas along the mountain make a great place for a picnic.
Khor Rakkan Beach: This beach is located at the east coast and, though it is not that much crowded like the other beaches within the UAE, is part of some beautiful surrounding areas.
- Al Qudra Lakes:
Man-made oasis right in the middle of the desert—perfect for a tranquil picnic amidst the local wildlife.
- Hatta:
Breathtaking mountain landscapes, the Hatta Dam, many scenic spots for picnics, and light hiking make this one-of-a-kind.
- Wadi Shawkat, Ras Al Khaimah:
A green-carpeted landscape wadi with natural rock pools is just the right pick for an adventure trip.
- Al Ain Oasis:
A UNESCO World Heritage site picnic, cool in the shade and tranquil in ambiance.
Different experience in each, far from the maddening tourist area, guaranteed. Of course! Here are some more hidden picnic spots to consider:
- Mushrif Park:
A peaceful and green park inside Dubai, the rest of the parks in the city bring a lot less a crowd.
- Sir Bani Yas Island:
A private island with wildlife reserves and beautiful landscapes, a bit more exclusive, ideal for a serene picnic.
- Jumeirah Beach Residence JBR Beach:
Not wholly, but walk further down the beach and away from main centers, it can be quiet.
Ras Al Khaimah’s Al Jeer Fort is a place where some areas with excellent views and resting places for a picnic exist.
- Mantasha Parks, Sharjah:
The amalgamation of the water parks and gardens has some quiet spots to picnic from the main hubs.
- Al Hafeez Fort:
To the base of Jebel Hafeez’s foothills, there are some areas within this fort area literally unknown with fabulous views.
- Al Bidya Mosque Area, Fujairah:
The place surrounding the oldest mosque of UAE is beautiful and serene, so it is quite fitting as a picnic spot.
These being scenic beauty meets serenity picnic destinations, can surely form a good picnic option. Certainly! There are a few more offbeat picnic spots you can consider
Al Wahba Wetland Reserve:
Just a little outside of Abu Dhabi, the reserve is home to many species of birds. The reserve is a quiet place, ideal for a little picnic surrounded by nature.
Wadi Bhi:
Located in the Hajar Mountains, this wadi offers peaceful landscapes of rock faces and cool streams, making it an ideal picnic spot.
Al Ruwais Beach:
rather unvisited beach, lying towards the north of Abu Dhabi, provides a much calmer ambiance, embellished by beautiful views out to the sea and sharing a peaceful picnic.
Oasis Park, Al Ain:
Though slightly off compared to all the others, this still gives a wonderful view of the greenery amidst a peaceful atmosphere.
Hatta Heritage Village:
Not entirely unknown, but this village area itself has some spots of peace around This mountainous town outside the mountains also shows tradition within the buildings.
Dibba Al Fujairah:
A seafront town with secluding spots on beaches—gives one an opportunity to have a picnic away from the noise and crowds of the more common places.
Jebel Jais:
The highest peak in UAE, located in Ras Al Khaimah. It is getting more popular, but there are still some quiet spots along the drive and at the base of the mountain.
These places should offer different settings—from beaches to mountains and desert landscapes—especially for a more reclusive and quiet experience in having picnics. Certainly, here are a few lesser-known spots to consider:
Hali Archaeological Park is a park in Al Ain with a mix of ancient ruins and greenery, quite unique for a peaceful picnic setting.
Maliha Archaeological Centre in Sharjah:
The area is magnificent with its desert landscapes and historical places. There could be some quiet spots around to have a picnic.
Wadi Al Helo:
Located in Fujairah, it has beautiful rock settings and greenery all around, providing serenity at the background for a picnic.
The Green Planet:
An indoor tropical rainforest in Dubai offering a picnicking experience amidst plush natural surroundings indoors.
Well, Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve is private time that could be in the form of a set picnic in this protected area where you would get fewer visitors to share the landscape of the desert.
Al Shuaib Desert:
This is an out-of-the-way desert area that provides the perfect ambiance and seclusion for a quiet picnic amidst serenity and natural surroundings far from any bustling city, tucked away near Al Ain.
Al Khatam Oasis:
This least-visited oasis, lying between Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, forms a peaceful location with palms and shade.
Places around Umm Al Quwain’s Dreamland Aqua Park Area:
The entire park in itself is well-known, but the places surrounding the park provide a quieter area for picnics, especially those opting to have a more laidback experience.
Ras Al Khaimah’s Al Sawan Park
The park is much less crowded compared to other parks. It also has a much quieter atmosphere and more green space.
Each of the above-mentioned spots comes up with its own kind of setup and atmosphere, hence rendering a way to bring oneself closer to nature and peace, away from the crowds. Sure! Here are a few more offbeat picnic spots in UAE:
Jebel Jais Viewing Deck Park:
A viewing park situated at the top of the highest mountain in UAE, this park offers a breathtaking view of surroundings in mountains and valleys, having some more quiet areas that would suit a picnic.
Al Khaleej Park, Al Ain—though not very famous—is vast with greenery and has much fewer visitors, hence offering a tranquil environment for a picnic.
Al Qasba Canal in Sharjah has beautiful views on the waterfront, with least crowding and providing a calm atmosphere for a picnic.
Al Hail Castle Area, Fujairah:
Some secluded spots around this historic castle give beautiful vistas of the landscape around it.
Safa Park, Dubai:
Although not wholly hidden, some areas within the park are least visited and turn out very calm with space for picnics.
Al Hamra Village:
This in Ras Al Khaimah presents waterfronts and greenery with serenity spots and sceneries not that much known to people, just right for a quiet picnic.
Al Safwa Park:
This is a rather small and relatively unknown park in Dubai with shades and a quiet atmosphere, making it apt for a low-key picnic.
Wadi Khalilah:
Situated in Ras Al Khaimah, this wadi has rugged terrain with some scenic beauty. It has some secluded spots that would definitely be way more adventurous for picnics.
International Village of Mushrif Park:
This part of the park hosts a lot of the cultural pavilions. Not so many people visit this area. So, this should therefore form a good place for a peaceful outing.
Qasr Al Kuaiji:
With the serene surroundings, it has some quiet spots. The historic site located near Al Ain could form a place to get your reflective and relaxed picnic.
Places vary in being a mix of nature, history, and tranquility, hence providing picnics with variation around the UAE.
Absolutely, listed below are even more offbeat picnic spots:
Al Dhafra Area:
Vast expanses of desert and much fewer tourists in this area of Abu Dhabi offer peace for a desert picnic.
Snoopy Island:
It is a small island off Fujairah. It thus provides a bit more secluded beach experience. You may want to hire a boat ride to the island, but your peace during the picnic is pretty worth it.
Al Nikhil Beach:
Not crowded, this Ras Al Khaimah beach thus offers a lot of quieter spots for a seaside picnic.
Hatta Dam:
With mountain and water surroundings, it is a great place for a quiet picnic added to the advantage of kayaking through them or an exploration of nature surrounding them.
Khalifa Park:
Although very famous and located in Abu Dhabi, it has portions, particularly at the rear end, pretty quiet with nice surroundings.
Al Ain Oasis Park:
Modularity within Al Ain Oasis itself is full of palm groves that offer an environment for a quiet picnic surrounded by ancient irrigation systems.
Khat Al Shilha of Ras Al Khaimah:
Places have secluded desert landscapes with weird rock formations that give seclusion required for a peaceful picnic.
Al Rimal Park:
This one’s in Dubai, and, considering some of the more famous ones in the city, it’s really not that crowded, so it gives a serene atmosphere for picnics.
Wadi Al Abyad: Very close to Al Ain, this wadi depicts stunning white sand and rocky landscapes. Behold a different kind of picnic.
Jebel Hafeez Hot Springs—serene settings around the hot springs themselves, places not much crowded, totally natural settings for the thermal pools.
Conclusion:
Places like this should have more options, from deserts to beaches, parks, and historical sites. It is having picks enough for a quiet and unique picnic experience with the UAE as a land offering hundreds of picnic spots, most of which would suit a great deal of tastes and environments.
- From the serene deserts of Al Marmot to green scenery found in Al Ain and Hatta, there awaits a right spot for each soul in search of serenity. Mountain views, secluded beaches, historic surroundings—what more could one wish for to be far from the madding crowd of tourists? Every place has its peculiarity, and therefore, in no way shall it be hard to find a place for a relaxed and really enjoyable picnic.
