IT’S WORTH TO GET TO SIR BANI YAS TO ...

Go on a trip through the expanses of the Arabian Wildlife Park and, slowly moving in a jeep for a safari, enjoy photography hunting for its many inhabitants. We will not dissemble, safari is not of African scale, but extremely exciting and informative. And fresh air is just a miracle!
Feel the breath of the real, wild nature - there are no enclosures, although there are fences. There are no fences, only a net. Locked, but reticulated, keep only cheetahs, and even sometimes jackals. Moreover, they have not square meters, but hundreds of meters of space. The remaining animals, especially artiodactyls, are carried by herds completely freely.
Play catch-up with young gazelles of all stripes: gathered in flocks, they wait on the road until the car approaches, and instantly rush across at the very last moment. And so - several times. Such is the local fun in which no one has been hurt so far.
See one of the region’s largest wind turbines, 65 meters high with three giant rotor blades, which produces 850 kW of clean electricity per hour.
Admire the unusual landscape of the island and explore from all sides the world's highest salt dome, which "jumped out" straight in the middle of Sir Bani Yas.
To make a mandatory contribution to the greening of the island - the arrival of each person on the island is marked by a tree planting, which will subsequently help restore the ecological balance. And this rule has no exceptions.
To be in such a calm, so peaceful place that silence begins to seem the norm.
In the morning, wake up with a fresh head, a healthy glow, a good mood and brutal appetite in a beautiful room with a view of the endless sea!
To learn, in the end, to distinguish a sand gazelle from Oryx, a ram from an antelope, and an ostrich from an emu. And finally, inadvertently run into a real giraffe in a most unexpected place.