Al Maroona Beach

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Al Maroona beach rests on the northeast coast of Qatar and is recognized as a significant nesting site for the Hawksbill Sea turtle species. As a result, from April until June, the beach is primarily inaccessible to visitors. Beyond this ecological significance, Al Maroona beach is also a habitat for various marine creatures. Of note are the ghost crabs, which inhabit the sand of the beach. Although not inherently dangerous, individuals are encouraged to exercise caution while stepping in these areas.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is great for relaxation, exploration, and fun for families and friends, and the waters and environment are clean. However, visitors complain about the amount of litter on the beach despite the presence of trash bins. Visitors also praise the soft golden sand and warm shallow sea at Al Maroona Beach Qatar, but one visitor thinks it's not worth the long journey there due to the lack of scenic views.