Hotels near Fujairah International Airport - FJR, Fujairah

I cannot believe it took me so long to come to Fujairah, I don't usually do staycations coz being close to Europe it makes sense to just jump on a plane and explore the old continent. If you are tired of the Buzz, the crazy driving, and the awful traffic in Dubai and just want to be in a peaceful place with nice weather, where driving is easy and pleasant, people are super welcoming and seafood is fresh! Head to Fujairah! You don't have to break the bank and, Yes food options might not be as abundant as in Dubai or AUH but believe for a 5 day trip you have enough. Salia, Emirates Sea, Mcdonalds, The Orangerie, there is something for every budget.

Fujairah has good number of nature places like mountains, drive in those mountains was awesome and if time permits, again and again i will be willing to take the drive over the roads which goes to shees rest area. Umbrella beach was very good, nice walk in evening times. Had a delicious food in Classic Chennai kitchen and Noor Taj Mahal both are Indian food, i would highly recommend food from these two places. Its quite east to get around Fujairah, a beautiful place to visit. To be near nature as well. During bit hot season ensure to have summer attire and caps and umbrellas ready all the time

Fujarah have the most beautiful Beaches in UAE ( Aqah and dibba), the only beaches to open sea , good for diving and snorkeling The city is quite and not crowded I recommend resorts and then at night you can have a tour in the city

Stunning mountains of Fujairah, warmth of air due to winter season, across the city you will see lot of greens and parks to visit. Places to visit are 1) Al Hefaiyah Lake 2) Fujairah Beach 3) Kalba Beach / Bird Center / Conversation center

Visiting Fujairah felt like a peaceful escape from the usual UAE city life. I loved the natural beauty—especially the mountains and beaches. The vibe is calm, not too crowded, and perfect for relaxing. Snoopy Island was a highlight for snorkeling, and the old forts gave me a sense of the emirate's history. It's not the place for nightlife or shopping, but if you're looking to unwind and enjoy nature, it's a great choice. I’d definitely go back for a quiet weekend.

Fujairah is a very nice city, with wonderful beaches nearby and an authentic flavour. The friday market and the Mosque are very good experiences. Plenty if nice little souqs and traditional cafes to enjoy and a very good opportunity to try real Emirati food and desserts.