Abu Dhabi and Dubai
Everyone Included Today (not ladies only)
We will meet for a full-day of hiking at Ghail Dam for a 2 hour trek and the option for kayaking before lunch at Kingfisher Retreat.
Ghail Dam
Beginner or Intermediate hike today
Abu Dhabi and Dubai
Everyone can join!
Experience the UAE like never before on this full-day adventure that combines the country's brand-new Etihad Rail service with the natural beauty of Fujairah's east coast.
Skip the long drive and instead relax as the train whisks you from Abu Dhabi and Dubai to Fujairah in under 2hours.
Our hike today will be to Ghail Dam, beginner friendly but more if you want it kind of a trek. We will be in 2 groups one will go on a shorter route, one on a longer route based on your preferences.
This is the perfect one-day escape for anyone looking to combine train travel, water adventure, and hiking — all in a single, easy day trip.
Highlights:
Train from Dubai and Abu Dhabi to Fujairah - we meet in Fujairah
Mini Bus Pick up and Drop off
Kayaking at the Kingfisher
Lunch at the KINGFISHER ECO RESORT
Hike at Ghail Dam
What’s included for 900 Dh? Everything for the Day
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Pick up from the train, and leave your stuff on the bus. You’ll need to change clothes few times. Just leave your bag safely on the bus. Its only for us.
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Swim in the Sea, brunch at the retreat. Enjoy the sea, swim and have brunch until we are ready for our hike. Changing facilities, showers, everything you need to wash off the salt from the sea.
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Backpacks one less thing to worry about, includes water, snacks and electrolytes for your hiking journey on Ghail Dam as well as qualified guides.
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The Kalba tour is just next to the sea. We will kayak for around 45 minutes before brunch.
Changing facilities are avaiable, showers are available outside but no proper showers are availalble. Dress accordingly.
Lunch is casual. no need for special dress.
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Train Tickets are included from Abu Dhabi Round Trip
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Why is this so expensive?
We are kayaking and having brunch at the Kingfisher Eco Retreat. Due to the effects of the lack of tourism in the area, all of the smaller venues for kayaking have shut down.