3 nights, 4 days 24 Jan, 2027 – 27 Jan, 2027
24 Jan, 2027
27 Jan, 2027
3 nights, 4 days
Price
695
Following on from our Socotra Tour and linking directly to our Saudi Arabia Tour, this is the ultimate pit-stop for country collectors.
We spend a day exploring Kuwait City, from its Andalusian influenced Grand Mosque to the Al-Qurain Martyrs House which covers in detail the Iraqi invasion of 1990, which is still fresh in people’s memories. 31 young men who took a collective oath to defend their native land used this house to resist the invasion. The destruction has been left untouched.
We then begin the highlight of the tour by boarding a ferry to Failaka Island - located 20km offshore of Kuwait in the Persian Gulf. The island name meaning 'outpost' when Alexander the Great used it as a strategic position of the mighty ancient Greek army. During the Iraqi invasion, the Iraqis forced the island's 2000 residents back to the mainland and Saddam's military began mining the beaches and using the island's facilities and buildings for target practice.
Bullet-riddled villages, an abandoned resort, and tank graveyards involving Soviet tanks & artillery are left behind for us to explore!
We conclude our tour by visiting the must-see sights of the capital. This tour can be completed directly before our Saudi Arabia tour.
Tour Highlight
Bullet-riddled, an abandoned resort, leftover Soviet tanks & artillery are left behind for us to explore!
Prepare for a shock at the Al-Qurain Martyrs House which mostly details a tragic battle during the Iraqi invasion
Visit the main sights of Kuwait including the Grand Mosque and a museum of Bedouin culture
Included
Excluded
| Group | Start date | End date | Duration | Price | Single Supplement |
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Sunday 24th January – Kuwait City
Monday 25th January – Kuwait City
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Tuesday 26th January – Failaka Island
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Wednesday 27th January – Kuwait City
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