Qatar & Bahrain with Hotel in Abu Dhabi & Dubai +Flights Cruise on Celestyal Journey from Abu Dhabi

Day 4

Port of call in Doha (Qatar).

Doha is Qatar's largest city and is also the economic centre of the country. The visual highlight of Doha is Al-Corniche, a long seaside promenade around Doha Bay offering beautiful views of Palm Tree Island and the city´s skyscrapers.  An iconic feature of the Doha skyline is the Museum of Islamic Art,  designed by architect I.M. Pei, who was inspired by elements of classic Islamic architecture. Museum of Orientalists: The Orientalist Collection of the State of Qatar is one of the most significant collections ever assembled in the world. Clock Tower, next to the Grand Mosque,  features Arabic numerals on its face. The Pearl Qatar is a luxury neighbourbood on a man-made island on the northern side of Doha, where you will see many Rolls-Royce, Maserati and Ferrari cars.

Day 5

Port of call in Manama (Bahrain).

Bahrain, one of the smallest countries in Asia, is packed with things to do. The Bahrain National Museum in the capital Manama is essential to learn about the island nation’s past. Its intriguing exhibits are housed in an equally fascinating postmodern building, which seems to draw the water of the Persian Gulf right up to its windows. For other architectural and cultural wonders, head to the grand Al Fateh Mosque, Beit Al Quran, or any of the country’s well preserved forts.Bahrain is also plenty of gleaming malls, but for a more unique experience stroll around the bustling alleyways of Manama Souq, entered via the historic Bab Al Bahrain building. You’ll find everything from clothing and electronics to spices and a separate gold souk. While you’re there, duck into a restaurant to sample a local delicacy such as Machboos – a delicious dish of chicken, mutton or fish with fragrant rice.