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Destinations
From the capital on Kuwait Bay to the lagoons of the south and the quiet north across the causeway.
The capital
The capital curves around Kuwait Bay: the Kuwait Towers on their headland, the old souqs and the Grand Mosque at its heart, and a new cultural district of museums and an opera house along the Gulf.
Seafront & museums
East of the capital, Salmiya is Kuwait’s busiest seafront: beaches, cafés and the Marina along Arabian Gulf Street, the Scientific Center’s aquarium and, inland, some of the country’s most rewarding small museums.
Island of ancient history
Twenty kilometres off the coast, Failaka has been settled for more than four thousand years — by Dilmun traders, by Alexander the Great’s successors and by an early Christian community — and makes Kuwait’s most rewarding day trip.
Oasis, fort & dunes
West of the bay, the old oasis town of Jahra guards the road into the desert: visit its restored Red Fort, look out from Mutla Ridge and, in winter, join Kuwaitis at their desert camps.
Oil heritage & fish markets
South of the capital, the garden town of Ahmadi was founded in 1946 for the oil industry; its exhibition tells how oil changed Kuwait. On the coast, Fahaheel has a working fish market and a waterfront mall.
Lagoons & coral islands
Near the Saudi border, Kuwait’s south coast is where residents go for the weekend: the man-made lagoons of Khiran, beach chalets, boat trips to the coral island of Kubbar and the farms of Wafra.
The causeway & wild coast
Since 2019 the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Causeway has carried drivers 36 km across Kuwait Bay to Subiya, opening up the quiet north: mudflats rich in birdlife, desert reserves and Bubiyan, Kuwait’s largest island.
