The Persian Gulf opens into the Inland Sea, which is also called the Khor Al Adaid; it separates Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The water is saltier than the water in the nearby bay because of the high temperatures and minimal rainfall. Anyone trying to find their way in shallow water needs to be highly skilled at sailing and conversant with unusual settings. Because they can swim and are familiar with the region. With turtles, ospreys, cormorants, flamingos, desert foxes, and antelopes passing through, Khor al-Adaid, Qatar, has developed a distinctive ecology throughout time.

Fossils of extinct marine life can be found during periods of low tide. The pure, clear water of the Inland Sea Doha entices visitors to take a dip and enjoy, and the shimmering golden dunes, which provide opportunities for sand skating and running, are naturally appealing and will draw visitors back over and over again. Inland Sea, which adds splendor and brilliance to the beach, is a wonderful spot to spend a day with loved ones. For those who enjoy adventure and wish to camp in the desert in the most authentic and natural setting, it's also an excellent choice.

When winter arrives and the weather becomes chilly, it's the ideal time to explore the Inland Sea. The ideal months to visit this picturesque location in Qatar are November until April. In addition to being a well-liked spot for adventure and enjoyment, the inland sea is a beautiful natural resource. The unusual plants and animals that only exist in Qatar's inland waterways and can withstand the country's hot, dry environment may be found there. Amidst damaged and wrecked plant life, one may also find a diverse range of desert plants.