Ras AL Hadd
The easternmost point of the Arabian Peninsula, where the waters of the Gulf of Oman meet the Arabian Sea. Famous as the first place in the Arab world to see the sunrise, it is a serene coastal sanctuary known for its golden beaches and traditional fishing lagoons. Beyond its natural beauty, it serves as a vital ecological site; alongside neighboring Ras Al Jinz, its shores are a world-famous nesting ground for thousands of green sea turtles, making it a premier destination for wildlife enthusiasts and those seeking quiet, starlit nights by the ocean.
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