One of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates, Fujairah has undergone a significant transformation in the past 20 years. Read the full guide here: http://www.where2holiday.com/destination/fujairah

2. WHAT’S THIS ALL ABOUT?
One of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates, Fujairah has undergone
a significant transformation in the past 20 years.
This celebrated tourist destination features a stunning range of beaches and
attracts visitors throughout the year thanks to its hot and humid climate.
Scenic views are in ample supply and many Fujairah restaurants, such as
Waves, offer diners a panoramic view of the Indian Ocean. Beachside
restaurants are a popular choice for this very reason and two particular
highlights are the Gonu Bar & Grill at the Al Aqah Beach Resort, and the
Mediterranean-inspired Sardinia Restaurant.

3. ATTRACTIONS
We’ve selected our top 5 things to see and do in Fujairah:
Al-Bidyah Mosque: The Al-Bidyah Mosque is undoubtedly a major accomplishment for
period it was constructed in. As the oldest in the United Arab Emirates, it is arguably
the most popular attraction in Fujairah.
Fujairah Fort: For another taste of ancient history, head to the oldest fort in UAE. Built
in 1670, Fujairah Fort has previously been a defensive building and a home for the
ruling family.
Masafi market: Get a great sense of the local culture by visiting the village of Masafi
and its extremely popular Friday market. You may even pick up a bargain or two.
Find out what else made our top 5 list by reading our travel guide…

4. WEATHER
Hot and humid throughout the year, Fujairah weather is characterised by two
seasons, summer and winter.
Summer begins in April with temperatures gradually rising to an average high of
43°C between July and October. During these months, the average low is still
above 30°C.
The wettest month of the year in Fujairah is September, with an average of up to
15mm. Despite the downpours, the heat remains steady.
For up to date weather in Fujairah visit our partner site World Weather
Online.

5. CLOTHING
Temperatures rarely fall below 20°C in the city, so loose and comfortable
clothing will be a must.
Sunglasses, sun cream and a protective hat will all help you combat the
bright sunshine and ensure you can make the most of sightseeing.

6. IDEAL FOR…?
Belfast’s rich past makes it a wonderful holiday destination for
anyone with a fascination for history.
The city and its range of accommodation are family-friendly and
couples will enjoy a taste of Irish charm.

7. WHAT NOW?
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