Mysk Al Badayer Retreat incorporates traditional mud-brick buildings and luxurious tents spread around the edge of the sweeping dunes of the Emirates.
This picturesque setting is favored by dune bashers and camp enthusiasts. As a result, Al Badayer is one of the most popular tourist areas in Central Sharjah.
There are plenty of thrilling activities around. Explore the natural wonders of the desert, including its past, by visiting the nearby Mleiha Archeological Centre.
Archery, camel rides, desert safaris, sandboarding, and dune bashing are some of the most popular things to do at Al Badayer. So, immerse yourself in the Emirati lifestyle and discover the beauty of the golden dunes!
The retreat has a centerpiece mosque with a minaret erected according to the local traditions. Arriving at this desert getaway can be in a stylish vintage Toyota Land Cruise in deep green color.
Al Madam Restaurant
The on-site Al Madam Restaurant offers international cuisine in an Emirati-inspired interior. Shalimar is a tea house in a modern lounge outfit.
It's a pleasant place to relax with a soothing fragrance from the daily tea ceremonies.
Grand Deluxe Room King
The resort offers a taste of luxurious Middle Eastern life in its traditional rooms.
The indoor pool is made of pretty mosaics, and as you would expect from a Middle Eastern spa, there is a beautiful Hammam.
You can choose from the oasis's 21 rooms and ten tents, depending on how close contact you want with Mother Nature.
One Bedroom Tent
The tent suites come with private pools, wide open at the front towards the desert's burnt orange dunes.
However, to protect the guests' privacy, there is natural fencing from all other sides. No matter which accommodation you go for, each is quintessentially Arabian.
The central oasis comprises a large outdoor pool with palm trees surrounded by the beauty of the orange desert dunes.
Al Bury Tower
Another building that sticks out is the Al Bury Tower, reminiscent of Arabian castles. This traditional lookout tower lets you experience magical sunsets and romantic dinners overlooking the desert of the Emirates.
Do you fancy shooting arrows at a target next to dunes?
Or rather, dune buggy ride in the sandy hills?
Mleiha Archaeological Centre
The visitor center in Mleiha in Sharjah is home to a bronze age tomb, and it showcases evidence to visitors of modern humans living in the area over a hundred thousand years ago. The building complex is going to be home to an astronomical observatory in the near future too.
Al Badayer, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
