Things To Do
in Kuwait

Enjoy diving and exploring the coral reefs and marine life in the waters off the coast of Kuwait.

Experience the thrill of kite surfing in the windswept beaches of Kuwait, such as in Al Bida'a and Al Khiran.

Embark on a desert safari adventure to explore the vast and beautiful deserts of Kuwait, such as the Southern Desert and Jahra.

Try your hand at fishing in Kuwait's coastal areas or at designated fishing spots, such as Al-Salmi and Al-Abdali.

Iconic towers offering panoramic views of the city and the Arabian Gulf

Beautiful park with various viewpoints offering stunning cityscapes and greenery

Skybridge connecting two sections of the mall, providing a great vantage point for city views

Museum with a rooftop garden providing expansive views of the city

A fragrant rice dish mixed with aromatic spices and your choice of meat, such as chicken, lamb, or fish. Best enjoyed at local restaurants and home-style eateries.

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Similar to Machboos, but specifically prepared with tender, spiced lamb. Widely available at local eateries and traditional Kuwaiti restaurants.

A flavorful seafood dish made with fish, shrimp, or other seafood, cooked with rice and a blend of spices. Frequently found in coastal areas and seafood restaurants.

A delectable fish-stuffed pastry, seasoned with local spices and served in many coastal eateries and traditional Kuwaiti restaurants.

A bustling market offering a wide array of street food like kebabs, falafel, shawarma, and various sweet treats. It's a great place to explore authentic Kuwaiti street food.

A vibrant market where you can relish a variety of freshly caught fish and seafood prepared in traditional Kuwaiti styles, providing an authentic taste of local coastal cuisine.

In Kuwait, tipping is generally not expected or required, as a service charge is often included in the bill at restaurants and hotels. However, it is appreciated to leave a small tip for exceptional service.

Cash is widely used for making payments in Kuwait, but credit and debit cards are also accepted in many establishments. It's common to pay for larger purchases and bills in cash, while card payments are more convenient for smaller transactions.

Best time to visit Kuwait, with mild temperatures and clear skies. Expect cool evenings and occasional rainfall.

Another good time to visit, with moderate temperatures and blooming desert landscapes. Expect occasional dust storms.

Hot and dry, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C. Expect very high temperatures and occasional dust storms.

Can still be hot, but temperatures start to cool down. Expect pleasant evenings and occasional rainfall.

While Kuwaiti cuisine predominantly features meat and seafood, many restaurants and cafes in urban areas offer vegetarian and vegan dishes like falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, and fresh vegetable salads.

Visitors with gluten intolerance can opt for naturally gluten-free dishes such as grilled meats, rice-based dishes like Machboos, and select seafood preparations. Additionally, some eateries offer gluten-free bread and desserts upon request.