Combining art galleries and workshops, theatres and performances venues, and exceptional restaurants choices, Katara Cultural Village is Doha’s destination for culture and entertainment.

A central amphitheatre stands against a backdrop of traditional architecture and cobbled streets, and a spacious public beach offers water sports rentals. 

Don't miss out on this incredible and memorable experience.

The B12 Beach Club is the perfect spot for families with young children to play in the water, or for adults to have a cold drink while topping up their tan.

Hundreds of beach loungers are available, as well as a huge screen that is ideal for those wanting to watch sporting events. The food is also pretty good too, if you're looking for a bite to eat while relaxing in the sunshine.

It's a great way to unwind after a long day or to get away from the hustle and bustle of the souqs.

Qatar is one of the biggest sporting-loving nations on the planet; they even have a day off every year specifically to celebrate 'National Sports Day', to showcase their love of sport.

Having played host to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, they have seen their national team enjoy back-to-back successes at the AFC Asia Cup, largely due to their investment in grassroots football. The Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix is also a huge highlight of the sporting calendar, and is one of the biggest showpieces of the Championship.

If you're visiting the Middle East, it would be a shame not to experience the beautiful dunes located just outside of the city centre.

Take a ride on the back of a camel, feel the thrill of a ride in a dune buggy, and learn about the culture of those that operate in these harsh but incredible terrains every day.

It's amazing that this exists just a short drive outside of the main city centre, and is an excellent option for those that want to do something completely different on their holiday.