الكويت
Kuwait City rewards people who eat. The bay is lined with restaurants, the diwaniya tradition keeps evenings long and Failaka Island sits forty minutes offshore, quiet and largely uninhabited since 1990.
The Table
Kuwait has a restaurant scene built around independent owners rather than hotel groups. The bay road is the spine of the city and Failaka Island sits forty minutes offshore with Bronze Age and Hellenistic remains on it.
7 in Kuwait
Short trips that work without taking leave.
Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi/Experiences
A museum on Saadiyat Island built around connections between cultures.
Hegra, AlUla/Experiences
A guided visit through Hegra with transport inside the heritage site.
Doha/Experiences
A waterfront museum covering Islamic art across more than 1,400 years.
Muharraq/Experiences
A walking route through Muharraq that follows Bahrain's pearling history.
Abu Dhabi/Experiences
The UAE's largest mosque, open to visitors of all faiths outside prayer times.
Doha/Experiences
Jean Nouvel's desert rose museum on the Corniche, telling the story of Qatar and its people.
Abu Dhabi/Experiences
The Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi, open to visitors with an audio guided tour of up to two hours.
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Kuwait City/Hotels
An urban hotel at Burj Alshaya near Al Shaheed Park in Kuwait City.
Four Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya/Dining
An Italian restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating above Kuwait City.
Messilah, Kuwait/Hotels
A beach resort on the water south of Kuwait City, with a Talise Spa and a children's splash pool.
Practical notes from our own trips and the mistakes worth avoiding.