Kuwait

Kuwait Holidays

WARM HOSPITALITY

Kuwait, a small yet culturally rich Gulf nation, offers a fascinating blend of modern skyscrapers, traditional markets, and stunning coastal landscapes. Known for its warm hospitality, intriguing history, and bustling urban energy, Kuwait provides a unique travel experience for those seeking both adventure and culture. Here’s your guide to planning a trip to Kuwait.


Kuwait’s mix of modernity, culture, and warm hospitality makes it a fascinating destination to explore. Whether you’re marvelling at its iconic towers, wandering through traditional souks, or enjoying the tranquility of its islands, Kuwait offers a memorable travel experience. 

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Flying Time

6 Hours

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Best Time To Travel

November to March

Must Do

Explore Tareq Rajab Museum

Dive into Kuwait’s cultural heritage with an impressive collection of Islamic art, jewellery, and calligraphy. This museum is a hidden gem for history enthusiasts.


Relax at Al Shaheed Park

A beautifully landscaped urban park, ideal for walking, jogging, or simply enjoying the serene environment. It also hosts cultural events and art exhibitions.


Visit the Scientific Centre

Home to one of the largest aquariums in the Middle East, this centre also features an IMAX theatre and interactive exhibits about Kuwait’s marine and desert ecosystems.


Take a Dhow Cruise

Enjoy a traditional dhow boat ride along the Arabian Gulf, offering stunning views of Kuwait City’s skyline, especially at sunset.


Sample Kuwaiti Cuisine

Indulge in local dishes like machboos (spiced rice with meat or fish), mutabbaq samak (a rice and fish dish), and delicious sweets like date ma’amoul. Visit local restaurants or street food stalls for an authentic experience.

Must Visit

Kuwait Towers

An iconic symbol of the country, these futuristic towers offer panoramic views of Kuwait City and the Arabian Gulf. The main tower has a revolving observation deck and a restaurant.


The Grand Mosque

The largest mosque in Kuwait, known for its stunning Islamic architecture and intricate design. Free guided tours provide insight into its cultural and spiritual significance.


The Avenues Mall

One of the largest shopping malls in the Middle East, The Avenues features international brands, luxury boutiques, and a variety of dining options in an architecturally impressive setting.


Souq Al-Mubarakiya

A traditional market in the heart of Kuwait City, perfect for experiencing local culture. Shop for spices, perfumes, textiles, and authentic Kuwaiti cuisine.


Failaka Island

Located off the coast, this island offers a glimpse into Kuwait’s history with its archaeological sites and remnants from the Bronze Age. It’s also a peaceful escape from the city.

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