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New flights make it easier than ever to get to Ras Al Khaimah


Qatar Airways launches the best way to get from the UK to Ras Al Khaimah.


After a short transfer in Doha guests will land just 20 minutes from the beach and hotels of this quieter less touristy emirate that is swiftly becoming the place to holiday in the UAE for those in the know.


Fly in style and comfort with Qatar Airways


Customers from London enjoy the comfort of our state-of-the-art Airbus A380, offering a superior travel experience with designer features across all cabins.


This, combined with award-winning hospitality, 2,000 entertainment options, and dual lounge access in the sky and on the ground for premium customers, means there’s no better way to start your holiday.


Ras Al Khaimah: Attractions


Bassata Desert Village Live the ultimate desert experience with the newly opened Bassata Desert Village! Enjoy a wide range of traditional Arabic activities including a belly dancing show, henna tattoos, camel rides and dune bashing. Enjoy the perfect ending to an unforgettable day as you delight in an Arabic barbeque style dinner while the sun sets in the distance.


Water Sports


Ras Al Khaimah is the perfect destination for water sports with a wide variety of activities to choose from, including scuba diving, sailing, water skiing, jet skiing, parasailing and fishing.


Camel Races


The Camel Race is the perfect attraction for visitors to experience Ras Al Khaimah’s culture and be reminded of its history. It is an entertaining way to spend the morning and an experience tourists are not likely to forget.


Weekend-break ideas


• Four nights from LONDON HEATHROW: Fly out Thursday – fly back Monday Four full days on the beach!


• Four nights from MANCHESTER: Fly out Friday – fly back Tuesday Four full days on the beach!


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