Hotels in Fujairah

Staying in Fujairah

Fujairah city is a port and oil-storage town at the southern end of the emirate's coast, with the old fort on a rise above it and a museum beside. The beach hotels are not in the city but along the coast to the north, strung out beneath the mountains toward the headland and the village of Dibba at the far end. Between them is the small town of Khor Fakkan, which belongs to Sharjah and has its own beach and harbour. This page names no airport. Arrivals fly into Dubai or Sharjah and cross the mountains by road, a drive that climbs through the pass and drops to the sea. Fujairah has a small airport, but visitors arrive by car, either a hire car for the stay or a driver booked for the transfer. Tell the driver which resort, since the hotels along the coast are far apart. Choosing a hotel here means choosing a stretch of shore. The resorts north of the city sit under the mountains with the dive sites offshore. Fujairah city itself suits a short business stay or a stop on the way to Oman. Dibba, at the far end of the coast, is the quietest, with the Musandam border just beyond.