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Holidays to Qatar are a particularly unique experience. This small country, and capital city of Doha, are in a state of growth right now, making this a very exciting time for both residents and its increasingly large legions of tourists. Its burgeoning façade continues to grow with magnificent results, and its citizens are only too welcoming. Fantastic seafront architecture and the Corniche promenade by the harbour show off this area's pristine, super-modern side.
Contrasting this rapid modernisation, however, is a city of rich and fascinating history. Human settlement has been found here from 50,000 years ago and Doha itself has played a central role in establishing the Islamic civilisation. Because of its protrusion into the Arabian Gulf, Doha has always been an important fishing town and port, and the Qatari peninsula has long been a land of roaming tribes from miles around. Today, its numerous museums continue to show off this history.
Luxury hotels in Qatar are exactly that: pure luxury. Doha’s harbour-front properties in particular are highly desirable, while the service culture therein is uncompromisingly brilliant. Exquisite buildings are dressed internally with grand, traditional Arabesque features, while the modernities are nothing short of state-of-the-art.
The best way to experience Qatar and Doha is to mix old and the new. Perhaps spend the morning checking out the museums and cultural attractions such as the Katara Cultural Village which is a purpose-built entertainment area with an amphitheatre, pop-up museums and exhibitions.
After a cultural showering, it’s time to go shopping, and Doha is the place to be. With many super-modern malls – including the Villaggio Mall with its indoor canal system – and the excitement of Doha’s vibrant souks, you could spend limitless hours mulling around enjoying the sights and sounds.
Of course, with temperatures rarely dipping below 24C and a gulf location with plenty of sand, Qatar attracts beach lovers. Explore the natural beaches to the east of Doha or the man-made beaches of The Pearl. Spend a day or so lazing in the sunshine, snorkelling, trying out water sports or taking a boat ride. Sunbathers are recommended to visit their hotel beach, as private beaches sometimes don't accommodate sunbathing.
Qatar’s extremely hot desert climate rarely sees rainfall, and between May and September, the hot season barely goes under 30C in the daytime and has recorded temperatures as high as 49C.
If you’re looking for luxury holidays, then look no further. With a proven track record in holidays since 1977, Kenwood Travel can offer you a bespoke package to Doha and Qatar. To avoid disappointment, book early and lock in next year's holiday places today.
