Khor Al Adaid

Khor Al Adaid is a natural attraction in Qatar. Khor Al Adaid, the inland sea, is a tidal inlet in the far south of Qatar where the Gulf reaches into high dunes on the Saudi border.

Last updated: 18 September 2026. How we calculate costs

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Khor Al Adaid, the inland sea, is a tidal inlet in the far south of Qatar where the Gulf reaches into high dunes on the Saudi border. It can only be reached by four-wheel drive across the sand, so visits run as guided trips from Doha. The area is a UNESCO-recognised nature reserve with flamingos and dugongs in the shallows.

Adventure
Photography
Deserts
Nature

Related activities

  • Inland sea desert safari

    Dune drive to the shoreline with a camp stop.

How to get to Khor Al Adaid

Khor Al Adaid sits in Qatar. It pairs well with Souq Waqif, Museum of Islamic Art, so you can group them on the same day.

Tickets and time needed

The source we checked states that entry to Khor Al Adaid is free.

Tips for your visit

Related things to do here include Inland sea desert safari.

Khor Al Adaid FAQ

How much does it cost to visit Khor Al Adaid?

The source we checked states that entry to Khor Al Adaid is free.

Where is Khor Al Adaid?

Khor Al Adaid is in Qatar.

What is near Khor Al Adaid?

Nearby places include Souq Waqif, Museum of Islamic Art.

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