THEY place a sketchpad and easel in your suite at the Al Maha resort.
It’s there in case you feel inspired to capture what you see, we are told as we arrive in our spacious, Bedouin-themed accommodation.
As the double doors swing open on to a private infinity pool and undulating tree-dotted dunes beyond, the logic swiftly becomes apparent.
It’s there in case you feel inspired to capture what you see, we are told as we arrive in our spacious, Bedouin-themed accommodation.
As the double doors swing open on to a private infinity pool and undulating tree-dotted dunes beyond, the logic swiftly becomes apparent.
SUITE DREAMS: A view with a room at Al Maha
The Empty Quarter - this portion of UAE’s sprawling and character-shifting desert – rapidly appears to be a misnomer; brief observation reveals more greenery than expected and movement as gazelle, Arabian oryx and a tiny desert fox pass through a cinematic landscape for which we have a front row seat for 48 hours.
