You can drive your car along the water’s edge, hike between photo stops and spend some time soaking up the natural beauty of the mountainous area around the dam. The best way to take in the views is directly from the water; Hatta Kayak offers rental services starting at AED60 for kayaks, canoes, paddle-boating and more, so you can paddle your way across the smooth waters (note that you can't bring your own equipment, and must use gear from Hatta Kayak).

The Hatta Heritage Village is famous for tourists, This restored antique village is one of the oldest in the country, dated back to approx. 300 BC. Meticulously reconstructed stone houses and water wells sit among two observatories towers, majlis, and fort. There’s also a collection of old photographs that represents traditional life in Hatta, and a museum showcases old household tools and weapons. You can visit the Al-Sharia palm farm for a great example of the ancient falaj (irrigation system).

Beginning the journey you will wear bee clothes and be introduced to the educational videos about the bee you will then take a tour of the garden of bees to see the type of trees that produce honey and view the types of hives used in past and present your introduction to the world of bees.

The 63,915 square kilometer area has resided over a mountain. Hatta Hill Park also has a children’s playing range, running tracks, and other sports fields. A tower at the highest point of the mountain which you can climb up for outstanding vantage observer to the Hajar Mountains and the Hatta Village.