When someone mentions a caravan park, what do you imagine? You might think of a modest place, with tent sites, a couple of amenities blocks, a small reception office, and… that’s about it. Not so at Hatta’s new caravan park.
The recently-launched park features stationed luxury caravans that visitors can rent and use as a base for exploring the surrounding national park and all its many outdoor adventures.
Also read: The What’s On Guide: Things to do in Hatta
Each of the bespoke caravans features luxury interiors with curved wood and leather upholstery. The caravans are fitted out with televisions and provide Wi-Fi access to ensure all guests are never too far away from the connectivity of city life.
There’s enough space to play Twister inside here!
Cosy kitchen and dining room included…
All caravans come with free mineral water, tea & coffee, and free WiFi
UAE’s outdoor explorers can park their cars right next to the caravan, allowing easy access in and out of the park. While barbecue areas are installed in the vicinity, guests looking to get a bite to eat without doing their own cooking can head down to the food trucks located at the nearby Hatta Wadi Hub.
Facilities include air conditioning, 24-hr security, a TV, indoor eating area, free WiFi, complimentary mineral water, tea and coffee facilities, fridge, and a BBQ area. Plus, access to the Wadi Hub food trucks and Hatta Wadi Hub activity centre.
Prices start at Dhs950 per night for a non-smoking caravan fitting a family of four (two adults and two children).
For more information, check out visithatta.com/en/caravan-park.
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It is impossible to know whether this post at Al-Emirati.com on the victims of the recent Air India disaster is intended to be some appalling attempt at humour or satire, but by every single measure it is absolutely beyond the pale:
Not really. Not only do I not care if the victims "rest in peace" but it seems to me that they are, rather, resting in pieces!
I am of course talking about flight IX 812 from Dubai to Balglapour (or some other hell hole, they're all the same) that recently crashed (click here)
I know I know. Mean, blah blah. The way I see it is as follows. The UAE is (about) 50% Indians, Something that I, and 90% of all other Emaratis see as a bad thing.
This plane, carrying Indians who live and work here, means that 160 indians that clog up the roads, cause accidents, fail code inspections at Indian restaurants, speak like this guy, and are a general drag on the security of the UAE, wont be coming back. That is a very GOOD thing!
I can only pray that this happens every week!
Sadly, we'll probably have 160 new VISAs for 160 new Indians issued in 3 hours... And the authority in charge of this will flaunt that, as if it's a good thing.
It is impossible to know whether this post at Al-Emirati.com on the victims of the recent Air India disaster is intended to be some appalling attempt at humour or satire, but by every single measure it is absolutely beyond the pale:
Not really. Not only do I not care if the victims "rest in peace" but it seems to me that they are, rather, resting in pieces!
I am of course talking about flight IX 812 from Dubai to Balglapour (or some other hell hole, they're all the same) that recently crashed (click here)
I know I know. Mean, blah blah. The way I see it is as follows. The UAE is (about) 50% Indians, Something that I, and 90% of all other Emaratis see as a bad thing.
This plane, carrying Indians who live and work here, means that 160 indians that clog up the roads, cause accidents, fail code inspections at Indian restaurants, speak like this guy, and are a general drag on the security of the UAE, wont be coming back. That is a very GOOD thing!
I can only pray that this happens every week!
Sadly, we'll probably have 160 new VISAs for 160 new Indians issued in 3 hours... And the authority in charge of this will flaunt that, as if it's a good thing.
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With the strange weather in Dubai this week, payday so close but so far, and the weekend still out of reach, we’ve found a great offer that won’t have you splitting the bill.
On Wednesday March 27, visit Bar 44, Siddharta Lounge, Buddha-Bar or Toro Toro at Grosvenor House and you can exchange a banana for a free drink.
Whether you have a banana sitting lonely in your fruit bowl, or you need to pop into the nearest Carrefour, bring along the yellow fruit and before you know it you’ll be sipping on a refreshing Zacapa Ambar drink – completely for free.
The offer is valid for the whole day, during each venues’ opening hours and each guest can redeem one drink with a banana.
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Newly-opened Bar 44 definitely worth checking out, with exceptional views of Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah skylines. This Wednesday will also have a performance by their resident band The Supernovas. But if you miss them this week you can catch them every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening.
If you’re looking for a more mellow atmosphere, we’d recommend picking a seat at the bar of Siddharta Lounge. You still get to enjoy the Marina views, but from the comfort of the hotel’s poolside open terrace. The vibe is relaxed on a weekday, with the local after-work crowd opting for this spot to unwind for the evening.
Banana Day, Grosvenor House, Dubai Marina, Dubai, Wednesday March 27, free drink in exchange for banana. Tel: (04) 317 6000. grosvenorhouse-dubai.com
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