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Ras Al Khaimah: Authentic Arabia
Ras Al Khaimah is the most northerly emirate, with a beautiful and diverse landscape of pristine beaches, terracotta deserts, rugged mountains and mangrove lagoons. Combined with year-round sunshine, luxury hotels and a wealth of historical sites to visit or adventure activities to try, it is a top place to relax and rejuvenate. It is regarded as one of the UAE’s strongest emerging tourism destinations, with 64km of shoreline, superb sandy beaches and crystal-clear blue waters.
Activities abound. Visitors can swim, fish, play golf, explore the desert by safari, experience a traditional Bedouin desert camp, and try hiking in the Hajar Mountains.
Geography
Due to its location at the northern tip of the UAE, Ras Al Khaimah is literally translated as ‘top of the tent’ and was originally known as ‘Julfar’. A destination rich in archaeological treasures, Ras Al Khaimah features a wealth of landscapes, from rugged mountain peaks to coastal areas and desert.
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* The climate is subtropical and semi-arid, with warm temperatures, infrequent rainfall and blue skies for most of the year.
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