Here is the list of best places to eat near Wadi Adventure
1. Quick Mood Cafe- If you want a little break after a fun-filled day at Wadi Adventure then the Quick mood cafe is an ideal place to cherish and relax. This cafe is an ideal place for coffee lovers as it serves coffee made from the finest beans.
2. Coriander- If the flavors and the spices of Indian food excite you then this cafe should definitely be on your itinerary. Apart from the regular meals it also serves great desserts.
3. Sedra Bawadi Restaurant- A restaurant with an all-day dining menu and grill stations that offer live cooking in the morning, a truly international lunch, and a gourmet dinner that will please even the most discriminating palate. We serve authentic food from around the world prepared by specialized chefs.
4. Casa Romana Restaurant - At Casa Romana, simplicity is key. Using the best ingredients, they follow Italian tradition and serve up tasty dishes you'll want to return to again and again. The restaurant is known for its great hospitality.
5. Mcdonald's- Fast-food chain McDonald's is known for its hamburgers, cheeseburgers, chicken burgers, and french fries. Also on the menu are shakes, salads, desserts, and soft drinks.
Places to Visit near Wadi Adventure
1. Jebel Hafeet: Take in breathtaking sunrises and sunsets from the top of Jebel Hafit mountain and you will also be treated to views of the lush garden city of Al Ain, near Abu Dhabi.
The skyline-dominating peak of Abu Dhabi rises to 1,249 meters, which makes it UAE's second tallest. You can reach this rocky mountain's summit by car, motorbike or if you are fit enough, bicycle.
2. Al-Ain Zoo: Tourists and families seeking information about local wildlife love to visit Al Ain Zoo. A well-kept zoo with over 4,000 animals and a few unique additions, visitors to this zoo can get up close to animals in an unprecedented way.
Al Ain's zookeepers provide group talks, giraffe feedings, and parrot shows to offer visitors a chance to learn more about the animals, their habitats, and the preservation efforts underway.
3. Al-Ain Oasis: The largest of Al Ain's oases, this oasis covers 1,200 hectares and is located in the middle of the city. A total of 147,000 date palms of 100 types are tended, as well as fruit trees like mangoes, oranges, bananas, figs, and jujube (also called sidr). The plots are separated from each other by historic boundary walls.
4. Al Jahili Fort: Built by Sheikh Zayed bin Khalifa the First (r. 1855-1909), Al Jahili Fort is one of the most famous forts in the United Arab Emirates. It served both as a symbol of power and a summer residence for the royal family. Fort Eyre originally consisted of a circular four-story tower and a square fortified enclosure.
5. Al-Ain Palace Museum: A palace and private residence form part of the museum, which offers information on life and culture in the kingdom and the community until the discovery of petroleum led to a change in character.
It is Bedouin-style architecture from 1937 (Bedouins are nomadic Arab tribes from the region), with the museum converting it into a popular tourist and cultural destination in 1998.It opened its doors to visitors in 2001 and has been dedicated to preserving UAE history, resulting in enduring links between the past and the present.
6. Qasr Al Muwaiji: Qasr al Muwaiji is a spectacular structure built around 100 years ago that has kept watch over the oasis. It was built by Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed bin Khalifa the First in the early 20th century during the reign of his father Sheikh Zayed bin Khalifa the First. The fort passed to Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa after his father Sheikh Khalifa died.
7. Green Mubazzarah: The Green Mubazzarah Chalets offer a tranquil getaway from the busy city at the foot of the Jebel Hafeet Mountains. Guests can enjoy all the comforts of home as well as an awe-inspiring view of the surrounding mountains and easy access to streams and hot springs from the chalets.
The lush greenery of this oasis provides the perfect setting for a nature-inspired getaway.
