Qatar Travel Guide

Qatar is a small peninsula in the Persian Gulf. It looks like a big thumb 'way up'.

The country is small but offers quite a few interesting things to the visitors. Doha, the capital is a nice town with good beaches nearby and lively markets.

Khor Al Udeid, or the Inland Sea, in the extreme south-east of the country is of great natural beauty. This is a large area of natural sand dunes, surrounding a calm inlet of the Gulf. The dunes are quite stunning - tall, shapely sand masses formed by the prevailing winds and subject to radical overnight changes of shape.

There are several forts worth visiting in Qatar, giving a glimpse into the past history of the country.

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