Visit Qatar's largest, most culturally rich and unique stadiums - Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022 Stadiums - Al Bayt Stadium, Lusail Stadium, Al Janoub Stadium, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, Khalifa International Stadium, Education City Stadium, Al Thumama Stadium - all spread around different cities (only from outside)
After your tour of Qatar's stadiums, your private guide will take you to the desert where you will see the wonders of Qatar's nature: majestic sand dunes where the vast desert borders the beach.
● Visit Qatar's biggest stadiums that will host FIFA World Cup 2022.
● Be a visitor to the unique 974 stadium that will be dismantled right after the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
● Learn all about the history of Middle Eastern football.
● Capture a photo of Al Wakrah Al-Janoub Stadium's retractable roof.
● Visit the largest stadium in Qatar with a capacity of 80,000 people.
● Take an extreme holiday with off-road vehicle rides across the sand dunes, and hike through a nature reserve.
Posted By : H4078VQjuand
I loved everything bamoss to return I am very attentive especially Charleny and Johander the amazingness spectacular the martiniz excellent the best hotel we have complaints there is never a towel and the bathrooms are not very clean the entertainment excellent the restaurant is always full charleny the best and thank you all for your attention
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Posted On : 2024-01-04 10:43:18 
Posted By : Charzmoritz
Amazing experience watching the France Vs Tunisia Game in Al Thumama Stadium ⚽️❤️
So nice to experience it in this lifetime
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Posted On : 2022-12-07 10:03:20
Posted By : 288keifert
WOW!!! Amazing Trip!!?! I wish I could hear about the history of how the stadiums were built. Otherwise, the guides were friendly and the trip was informative
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Posted On : 2022-11-29 03:06:39
Posted By : maryvonneLP
We spent 12 nights in Zambia in August 2022 shared between Kafue National Park and Lower Zambezi National Park.
We started our trip in Kafue National Park. We spent 6 nights at Musekese Camp.
The five chalets are very confortable and have a beautiful view overlooking the lagoon where elephants, pukus and warthogs come for food.
It was our 3d stay at this camp. The walks were personally guided by the owners Phil Jefferey and Tyrone McKeith, with an armed officer. They lasted for about 2 to 3 hours. Usually we did not try to approach big game, the walks were more about the plants, the trees and their use by the local people, the footprints of the animals.
The boating on the spectacular Kafue River was a highlight, especially for birding.
The game drives were good too for lions, leopards and many antilopes. Our guide, James, was a good spotter and a nice fellow. We went with him to the Musekese Conservation Center where a young researcher gave us a talk about the work and the positive results of the team. The number of cats increased significantly in the area they patrol daily with armed officers. On the way to the Conservation Center we saw many different species of antilopes such as Sable, Hartebeest, Oribi and 2 leopards. It was a good sighting, they were relaxed and we could observe them close. On a game drive, Tyrone found a group of wild dogs which we followed until they desappeared in the bush. Then, a few minutes later, while we were having our sundown, 2 of them approached and stared at us for several minutes.
We enjoyed a lot Musekese Camp and its efficient and friendly staff. Also, the meals were very good.
Our trip was once more perfectly arranged by Africa Travel Resource who has the best website in the world about Africa. It was our 13th trip with this company since 2007. Jay Hanson is our safari consultant since 2011 and he never failed in suggesting places he knows we would like and organising everything without a fault.
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Posted On : 2022-09-16 11:30:07
