The Tyre Coast Nature Reserve trails are easy and enjoyable. Visitors can explore a wilderness area where migratory birds rest on their passage to distant places and where sea turtles lay their eggs on a yearly basis. In addition to the historic Ras Al-Aain artesian wells, there are agricultural fields leading to the estuary. While walking, use the directional and interpretive signs to identify fauna and flora and to locate the cultural and historical sites.

• Entrance A leads to the first section of the reserve, Section A. Visitors can take in the beauty of the sand dunes. From the bird hides, you can view birds and even sea turtles, which come to shore at night to lay their eggs.
  
     Trail #1
     Length: 1km
     Average time: 30 min
     Easy
  
  

• Entrance B leads to the second section of the reserve, Section B. This path takes visitors past the historic Ras Al-Aain artesian wells, as well as the area's agricultural fields and freshwater marshes.
  
  

     Trail #2
     Length: 1km
     Average time: 30 min
     Easy