Old Doha Port has announced new developments ahead of Eid al-Adha and welcomed the public to join the joyous celebrations.

In celebration of Eid, Old Doha Port will host performances by a maritime traditional band, highlighting Qatar’s rich maritime arts and cultural heritage. The band will be located at AlBandar, opposite the fish market (Chabrat Al Mina) daily starting from the first day of Eid until June 19 between 6.30pm and 10.30pm.

In efforts to encourage participation in water sports, Old Doha Port is calling all water enthusiasts to enjoy the beautiful waters with open days for kayaking and stand-up paddle during Eid al-Adha break. Visitors can access Old Doha Port’s waters from the corniche for free daily from the first day of Eid to June 19 between 3.30pm and 6.30pm.

Old Doha Port encourages visitors to bring all the necessary equipment, own gear, and a mandatory life jacket for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Old Doha Port always has something special planned for children. This Eid will see exciting carnival game booths all around Mina District daily from the first day of Eid until June 22 from 5pm to 10.30pm.

Old Doha Port also announced that vehicles now have full access to the port’s Mina District road, where drivers can enjoy a scenic drive, taking in the beautiful architecture. This unique service will allow cars to drive and park close to their choice of stores and restaurants, ensuring a comfortable visit for visitors during the summertime. Golf carts are also now available to pick-up and drop-off visitors directly at their specified location within the port free of charge.

In addition to vehicle access at Mina District road, visitors and owners of maritime vessels are now able to utilise the Fishermen’s Slipway free of charge. Located behind Halul Café, The Fishermen’s Slipway has two levels to accommodate maritime vessels of any length and up-to 60m in width.

“Enhancing the visitor experience at Old Doha Port is at the forefront of our priorities, we believe in continuously developing our services to better accommodate our visitors. These activities and new developments are among the many milestones to come, in an effort to ensure a smooth and care-free stay at Old Doha Port,” said Old Doha Port CEO Eng Mohammed Abdullah al-Mulla in a press statement. “We look forward to welcoming the public to enjoy a variety of activities on the occasion of Eid al-Adha.”
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