3 Nights, 4 Days: Qatar -Doha Adventure Tour 8 Persons

Day 1: Arrival & Check-In

Arrival in Qatar: Arrive at Hamad International Airport (DOH), and take a taxi or private transfer to your hotel.

Hotel Check-in: Check into your hotel (options include luxurious hotels like the Doha Marriott, Banana Island Resort, or InterContinental Doha).

Evening Leisure: After settling in, take some time to relax and get accustomed to the local surroundings.

Head to The Corniche for a beautiful waterfront walk with stunning views of the Doha skyline, especially at sunset.

If you’re hungry, try local Qatari cuisine at one of the nearby restaurants like Al Mourjan or Souq Waqif.

Day 2: Sightseeing & Cultural Exploration

Breakfast: Start your day with a traditional Qatari breakfast (try dishes like balaleet or harees) at your hotel or a local café.

Museum of Islamic Art (MIA): Begin with a visit to this iconic museum. It holds over 14 centuries of Islamic art and offers breathtaking views of the Doha skyline.

Souq Waqif: After MIA, head to Souq Waqif, a traditional market where you can wander through narrow alleys lined with shops selling spices, perfumes, textiles, and handicrafts. It's a great place to immerse yourself in Qatari culture.

Lunch at Souq Waqif: Enjoy traditional Qatari dishes at Al Tawash or Al Bandar.

Katara Cultural Village: In the afternoon, visit Katara Cultural Village, a center for the arts in Doha. Explore art galleries, attend exhibitions (if any), and stroll along the waterfront.

The Pearl-Qatar: Head to The Pearl-Qatar in the evening, a luxurious man-made island known for its stunning views, high-end restaurants, and designer boutiques. You can grab a coffee and enjoy the scenery.

Dinner at The Pearl: Enjoy a fine dining experience at one of the upscale restaurants, such as Cucina or La Spiga.

Day 3: Shopping & Modern Attractions

Breakfast at your hotel:

Villaggio Mall: Start your day with shopping at Villaggio Mall, one of the most luxurious malls in Qatar. The mall is designed to resemble Venice, complete with gondola rides along an indoor canal. It’s perfect for both high-end shopping and leisure.

Lunch at Villaggio Mall: Try Il Teatro for Italian cuisine or Texas Roadhouse for American-style comfort food.

Doha Festival City: After lunch, head to Doha Festival City, another massive shopping center featuring international brands, dining options, and even attractions like the Angry Birds World amusement park and an indoor snow park.

Evening stroll along The Corniche: After an afternoon of shopping, enjoy a relaxed evening along The Corniche. It’s particularly beautiful at sunset with views of the West Bay skyline and the Museum of Islamic Art.

Dinner: For your last evening, enjoy a fine dining experience at Sky Lounge or Nobu Doha, located at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Day 4: Checkout & Departure

Breakfast: Have a relaxing breakfast at your hotel, enjoying your last views of Doha.

Visit Al Zubara Fort (Optional): If you have a bit more time before departure and want to see a historical site, visit Al Zubara Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site located about 1.5 hours from Doha. It's a significant archaeological site, showcasing Qatar's history in trade, defense, and culture.

Relax at Aspire Park (Optional): Alternatively, enjoy a calm morning at Aspire Park, one of the largest parks in Doha. It’s a great spot for a morning walk before you leave.

Hotel Check-out: Check out of your hotel, and depending on your flight time, you can explore a final café or shopping spot for souvenirs.

Transfer to Hamad International Airport: Head to the airport, ensuring you arrive well in advance for your flight.

Additional Notes:

Transport: Taxis, Uber, and private transfers are common modes of transportation in Doha. The metro is also efficient and connects major areas.

Cultural Etiquette: Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious or traditional sites. Qatar is a modern city, but it’s good to respect local customs.

Weather: Depending on the time of year, make sure to carry sunscreen and stay hydrated—temperatures can be quite hot, especially in summer.