Al Wathba Wetland Reserve

Al Wathba Wetland Reserve is a complex of water bodies that represent a model of nature coexistence, and it was included in the lists of the Ramsar Convention for Wetlands in 2013, and this means that the site has been internationally recognized as one of the environmentally important wet areas at the international level, despite its size Relatively small, but teeming with life, you will discover an amazing biological diversity here, including many endangered species. In addition, the presence of different habitat types and diverse forms of greenery in one small area attracted many types of wildlife, and Al Wathba is also characterized by the presence Dragonflies fly, but the most beautiful thing that can be seen in Al Wathba are certainly the flamingos, as it has become the only site in the Arabian Gulf region in which flamingos breed regularly, and there are hundreds of species of birds, plants, and others that you can see in Al Wathba Reserve.