Getting Around
Visitors can enjoy the sites of Ras Al Khaimah via taxi. They can book a taxi by calling 800 1700. The Ras Al Khaimah buses provide transport to other emirates. The schedule is available online or they can call 800 1700.
Jebel Jais Tours, a shuttle transfer from Ras Al Khaimah City, Al Hamra area and Al Marjan Island to the UAE’s highest mountain peak, Jebel Jais.
The Jebel Jais Tour offers visitors and residents alike an easier, comfortable journey to enjoy all the unique offerings from the World’s Longest Zipline to 360-degree panoramic views at the Viewing Deck Park. From booking your trip to pick up and drop off, Jebel Jais Tours ensures a hassle-free transportation service to make your visit extra special.
For bookings and more information : http://jebeljais.ae/shuttlebus/
Currency
The currency in the UAE is Dirham (Dhs or AED). For whatever banking needs, visitors can find ATMs, national and international bank branches and currency exchange services around the emirate and inside the hotels, resorts and shopping malls. You can also visit https://www.uaeexchange.com/uae-currency-rates for updated information on currency exchange rates in the UAE.
Dress Code
People in Ras Al Khaimah are modern and liberal. There are no rules or regulations on the dress code to be followed by tourists. However, modest and ethical dressing is expected from guests as a matter of respect to the local citizens and their culture. Shoulders and knees should be covered when entering public places.
Connectivity
Primary mobile carriers Etisalat and Du offers visitors affordable ways to keep in touch with family and friends back home.
Electricity
In the United Arab Emirates the power socket is type G. The standard voltage is 220 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.
