Hatta Mountain Safari from Dubai

Dating back to 1880 the Hatta 360 Observatory was built as a military tower in the village to fend of any attackers from neighbouring emirates and countries. Today the structure sits proudly at a peak point of Hatta offering visitors unspoiled views of its natural beauty. A must-visit for anyone coming to Hatta.

Hatta Honey Bee Discovery Centre:

Experience the life of Bee’s, how they work and enjoy a workshop on the wonder of honey. With over 25 years of experience, modern collection beekeeping equipment, state-of-the-art technology & using the best Bee Breeds in the world, Hatta Honey ranks as the biggest Honey producers in the region.

Hatta Sign:

The infamous Hatta Mountain is an iconic symbol sitting at the highest peak of the mountains visible to all who enter Hatta. Standing at 60 meters in height and lighting up the night sky this is a great landmark to trek towards and capture that memorable photo. The Hatta sign can only be reached by foot and takes around 30 mins to hike from Hatta Wadi Hub.

Hatta Falaj:

Visit Hatta’s traditional water supply embedded within a shaded Sharee’a behind the Hatta Heritage Village. The Falaj system takes freshwater directly from the mountains into the heart of the Hatta Village supplying the local residents and date farms. This water system dates back to the 1800s.

Swan Lake:

A large bathing pool for the local birds of Hatta, offering them a place to swim and feed while visitors relax and watch. Situated close to the Heritage village with a picturesque view of the mountains behind. A great place for families and picnics.

Hatta Hill Park:

Built-in 2004 the park is located over a mountain and is a popular spot for picnics and barbecues.
Hatta Hill Park includes a children’s playing field, running tracks and sports fields. At the highest point of the mountain is a tower, which you can climb up for an excellent vantage point of the magnificent Hajar Mountain range and the village.

Hatta Heritage Village:

Hatta Heritage Village is one of the most popular and unique landmarks near Dubai, especially for those who want to get to know the Arab culture and see some of the last remaining symbols of its erstwhile splendour. This mountain village, presumed to be over 3000 years old, has been preserved and restored to its original glory to give tourists a glimpse of how the Emiratis lived centuries ago. The village showcases all the aspects of life in the days of the yore- households, defence, economic, and agricultural subsistence.

Backdropped by the majestic Hajar Mountain range, date trees, and vast expanses of barren land, visiting this place is like stepping back in time. There are over 30 small and large structures in this complex that have been brought back to their original appearance.