Fujairah to Sharjah

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Bus, Subway

2h  41m

Cheapest

$8-13

Drive

1h  4m

Fastest

$11-18

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Distance: 108 km

Duration: 1h 4m

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Traveling From Fujairah to Sharjah

Traveling from Fujairah to Sharjah offers a striking contrast between Fujairah's serene beaches and mountains and Sharjah's vibrant cultural scene and bustling markets.

Best Neighbourhoods in Sharjah

Sharjah features diverse neighborhoods catering to various interests and experiences.

Al Qasba

• Picturesque waterfront with dining and entertainment options.

• Home to the iconic Eye of the Emirates wheel.

Al Majaz

• Beautiful park with stunning views of the lake.

• Great spot for family-friendly activities and picnics.

Corniche Al Buhaira

• Lush promenade ideal for walking and cycling.

• Close to art galleries and cultural institutions.

Best Times To Visit Sharjah's Attractions

Timing your visit to Sharjah's attractions can significantly enhance your experience.

Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization

Visit early mornings on weekdays for a quieter, more reflective experience.

Al Noor Mosque

Explore during late afternoon for stunning light and fewer visitors.

Sharjah Art Museum

Visit on Thursday evenings when exhibitions are often less crowded.

Sharjah Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Sharjah experiences a desert climate with hot summers and mild winters, making the winter months from November to March the ideal time for travel. Understanding the weather can enhance your experience, as cooler temperatures allow for outdoor exploration of the city’s attractions.

Dining Recommendation in Sharjah

When in Sharjah, don't miss out on trying Al Bait Al Qadeem, a restaurant renowned for its traditional Emirati dishes like Shuwa, slow-cooked lamb marinated with local spices. Unlike the seafood-focused cuisine of Fujairah, the dining experience here immerses you in a rich tapestry of flavors and an authentic atmosphere that celebrates the cultural heritage of the UAE.