43 reviews

Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism

Name: Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4

Sharjah

Munwailah - National Paints, Fatima Building - Shop # 04 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Travel agency Airline Airline ticket agency Tour agency Fishing pier Tourist attraction

+971 6 535 5717

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Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism is a travel agency, airline, airline ticket agency, tour agency, fishing pier and tourist attraction located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.00 out of 5 stars based on 43 reviews. The street address of this business is Munwailah - National Paints, Fatima Building - Shop # 04 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates. Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism is located at?: Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism is located at Munwailah - National Paints, Fatima Building - Shop # 04 - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism?: The contact number of Al Ghazi Travels & Tourism is +971 6 535 5717

Reviews

3 Mirza Toseef Mirza Toseef 17 months ago

Metro station ghandhara in isb air port. Thanks metro service orange line 24/7available

1 Muhammad Saad Anwar 65 months ago

My review is for "Ghazi Tours". I have traveled the world, but never felt so humiliated in my life. We traveled from Jubail beginning of November with a group of 7 families. We are expats from UK, US, Australia and Turkey. We booked 7 cars with them costing us sar880 per car. When we got to the edge, it was flooded due to rain, so they cancelled the trip and told us to come again....there was no refund from them. Past weekend 4 families decided to go again, We had contacted them and confirmed everything. they asked us to arrive to the gate of the edge...we got there at the time they asked us to. They didn't come for 2.5 hours. We were 8 adults and 11 kids all standing at the side of the road. We traveled from so far. We kept calling them and Ghazi kept saying 10 more minutes, and then he started ignoring our calls. The cars finally arrived after a long time and we asked them how can they do this with us. And they got mad at us saying "**u get in the car or leave". It was already past sunset by the time we reached the Edge, and we couldn't see anything. It was the worst experience we ever faced. They cramped us all in 2 cars...didn't even offer us any water. Ghazi is a cheater and a complete betrayal of trust. I don't think I can ever trust any tour guide from Saudi Arabia

5 Hasan Tayeb Zaib 28 months ago

Mr Sulman dealing Person is Great Professional attitude.. Highly Recommend

5 Srikanth C Shetty 77 months ago

Customer service executive works really well.. satisfied... Bcoz they help u find da lowest and better flight

1 Mohammad Bilal 53 months ago

Worst experience of my life is with "Al Ghazi Tours" - "Al Ghazi Travel and Tourism Service" .. here you may find the best example of back stabbing ..

4 Mohammad 41 months ago

Very good service professional people

5 muhammad inayat 53 months ago

No 1 travel and tourism office in Deira Dubai, Hur Al Anz and USE

1 muhammad shahid 53 months ago

Good service
All good places
Good staff

5 Jason Peacock 17 months ago

Lovely place to go, fantastic Chippy on the corner, great Cornish pasty shop, the pier is a lovely stroll and the views are tremendous. Parking is a fair price, and free after 6pm. We enjoy a chippy tea on a Friday to unwind, it’s usually busy, but there’s plenty of room. My only gripe is dogs on the beach when they shouldn’t be. There are months when they’re banned, but people just don’t take any notice. Dogs can go on the other side of the pier, but choose to break the law.
Saltburn itself isn’t that nice, like all seaside locations, the nice bits are the sea front.
Pasty shop closes too early too, but that’s because I’m partial to them.

5 Alan Millin 17 months ago

Saltburn pier is a great place to visit. Early morning you probably find intrepid swimmers starting the day, while later the cliff tramway/ funicular railway starts operating.
If you don't like walking up and down steep paths, the lift us for you. Check the opening times before visiting...
Parking is free on Marine Parade at the top, but the lower level car park near the pier is pay and display.
Check out the beach huts to add a splash of colour to your photos!

4 Mark Rawling 17 months ago

Bracing Walk Along the Pier

Victorian engineers loved building structures that had little purpose except for entertainment. Piers have always struck me as redundant features that add little to a walk along a beach. However, despite this I do love a walk along a pier to marvel at the North Sea from a different aspect as well as to admire the construction and ingenuity of those Victorian architects. The pier at Saltburn-by-the-Sea was originally around 1300 feet long. Over the years since it was built the sea has wrecked revenge on its intrusion through several storms. The pier is now only 600 feet long after several rebuilds. It is well worth a walk along to retrace the steps of promenading Victorians. I suggest you walk onto the pier using the side walkway that circumnavigates the lod brash amusement arcade at the front of the pier.

5 Tib Fodor 19 months ago

I was born here, so there is nowhere better for me. The Pier is a great photo opportunity and a ride on the funicular is a must. A walk along the bottom promenade is a treat in any weather. You can walk up a variety of steps to get to the town or up through the woods at Hazelgrove. The walks around Saltburn are varied especially if you walk to the viaduct and on the Italian gardens. You could try the miniature railway back to the beach and have a pint and food at the Ship Inn. Fish and chips are available at a few places on the beach too. The town is not too big to cover in a day. Huntcliffe is worth a walk up if you're fit, the view is great from up there and walks can lead further round the coast towards Whitby. I have never tired of Saltburn and the shops and bars worth a visit too. A wonderful place for all ages.

4 john clarkson 18 months ago

Nice for a pier to be a pier. There are a few arcades at the beginning but that's it. You can walk up the boards and enjoy the pier without someone or some flashing machine wanting your money.

5 Jo Dodd 17 months ago

Great small value for money amusements where the prizes don’t get pushed back periodically. Always come out with something to take home x And the pier is picture perfect.

5 SP W 17 months ago

Seaside fun. Walk along the pier, penny (ish) arcades alongside fish and chips; a traditional day out by the sea.

5 Steve Bintley 27 months ago

With the old and historic fernicular this seaside pier is certainly more unique than most in the country and also is beautifully maintained as a result. While it hasn’t avoided the traditional arcades they don’t feel like they’ve taken over here and there is plenty of seating along the long pier to help make the most of a visit. Well worth taking a stroll along.

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Business Hours

Sunday	09:00am - 10:00pm
Monday	08:30am - 10:00pm
Tuesday	08:30am - 10:00pm
Wednesday	08:30am - 10:00pm
Thursday	08:30am - 10:00pm
Friday	08:30am - 10:00pm
Saturday	08:30am - 10:00pm
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Friday	24hr open
Saturday	24hr open
Sunday	24hr open