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Discover Ajman Experience the emirate’s natural beauty
Ajman is a new and exciting destination in the Middle East, with so much to offer your customers. The emirate is located just 30 minutes from Dubai airport and is full of cultural attractions, nature and wildlife, a variety of activities and sports, and much more. The range of accommodation on offer, as well as its small size and great value for money, makes it an enticing new destination.
Ajman is bursting with natural beauty. From its beaches to its mangroves, there are many places to explore nature and wildlife.
Al Zorah nature reserve is a great place to start. Home to an unspoilt environment and about 60 species of bird, the nature reserve showcases Ajman’s natural beauty at its finest. It’s also where you can find the
A trip to Ajman!
You could win one of five places on a fam trip to Ajman in September, in partnership with Travel 2 and Emirates. Each qualifying booking you make with Travel 2 & Emirates until June 30 will be entered into a prize draw. One booking = one entry, so make as many as you can. We will announce the winners in Travel Weekly! For terms and conditions, visit
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famous resident flamingos. The best way to really experience the nature reserve is by taking to the water in a canoe or kayak. Your customers can also embark on a guide-led tour of the nature reserve, and there’s even the chance to do it at night where visitors can see the mangroves sparkle under the moonlight.
Ajman’s beauty stretches all the way up to the coastline. The emirate boasts natural beaches, with soft white sand and bright blue waters. Many hotels also have their own private beaches, where your customers can relax and take in the magnificent views of the Arabian Gulf.
BOOK IT Three nights at the
5* Fairmont Ajman, on a bed & breakfast basis, costs
from £489 per person, based on two people sharing, including flights from Gatwick
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