After closing for the summer back in May, Hatta Resorts will return on Friday, September 15, and reservations are already being taken. There are various glamping alternatives within a 90-minute drive of Dubai. The Sedr Trailers are adorable trailer-style campsites, while the remote mountaintop Damani Lodges at Hatta Resorts offer a mountain lodge-like experience.
Families who aren't quite ready to embrace full-on camping will benefit from Hatta Resorts' Caravans, which are tents that resemble igloos and have breathtaking views. Visitors can book a staycation at one of JA Hatta Fort Hotel’s brand-new Terra Cabins. The chalet-style cabins, which have been crafted out of pine wood and treated with a grey wash, have been designed to blend in with the surrounding Al Hajar mountains.
Hatta Wadi Hub continued to operate throughout the summer, where you can try archery, now that temperatures are cooling. Ziplining, mountain biking, rock climbing, paragliding, kayaking, archery, and even four-wheel biking are activities that can be experienced if visitors decide to stay overnight or simply visit for the day. Alternatively, visitors may take a pedal boat tour of the Hatta Water Dam or cool down on the incredibly fast drop slides at the Wadi Hub pool.
In conjunction with Hatta Beach's revitalization, plans call for improvements to the neighbourhood. Along with a cable car to take visitors from Hatta Dam to the peak of Umm Al Nusour, plans call for an artificial lake called the Crystal Lagoon.
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