Historical Gate of Masfut (1961).
Masfout Gate
Two stone pillars with Arabic inscription mark the entrance to the mountain enclave of Masfut. The monument was commissioned in 1961 and serves as a local historical landmark.
Ajman
Beaches, museums and relaxing walks in Ajman. Choose a location based on area and access: a public beach, a hotel area, and a separate excursion may have different conditions.
Masfout Castle
A small 19th-century castle stands on a mountain hill on the northern outskirts of Masfout. Stone, clay and local wood are used in the structure, which has two rooms and a gate.
Ajman Museum
The museum in the restored fort provides an insight into life in Ajman before the modern urban era. Archaeological finds, manuscripts and ship models add to the tales of the pearl trade and traditional irrigation.
Manama Museum
A small museum occupies a fort in the Manama enclave in the foothills of the Hajar Mountains. The collections of weapons, jewelry and handicrafts are complemented by the structure itself with a watchtower and a well.
Masfout Museum
The museum tells the story of Masfout and its inhabitants from prehistoric periods to the formation of the UAE. Archaeological and cultural materials introduce life in the mountainous part of the emirate.
Ajman Corniche
The promenade along the Arabian Gulf combines wide walking paths and a sandy coastline. Cafes, restaurants and family walks make this site an important public space for the city.
Al Zorah Nature Reserve
Al Zora's mangrove forest, lagoons and tidal channels support a rich coastal ecosystem. Organized kayak trips allow you to explore this landscape and spot flamingos, herons and other birds.
Al Murabbaa Watchtower
The sand-colored watchtower has become one of the recognizable landmarks along the Corniche. The 1930s structure commemorates the defense of the small coastal town and was restored in 2000.