Doha Hop-On Hop-Off Ticket

The bus routes pass through most of the popular attractions in the city, and the bus stops are very close to the attractions. The bus has a covered upper deck, which is more comfortable than the open-top design in Dubai. Free bottled water is also provided on board. With the same-day pass, you can take both day and night trips. The route at night is the same as during the day, but there are no stops, allowing passengers to enjoy the night view of Doha quietly and comfortably. Don’t miss it!

We booked our tickets on a Friday, and the ticket booth was conveniently located at Souq Waqif. The bus tours officially start at 10 AM. The buses arrive at each stop approximately every 40 minutes, so you have plenty of flexibility if you choose to hop on and off. While we had planned to visit some of the museums, we discovered that they typically open later on Fridays, around 2 PM. Despite this, we still had a great time, stopping at City Center Mall, Katara Cultural Village, and The Pearl all in one day. The 24-hour ticket is valid for two days, which allows you to spread out your activities and fully explore the city at your own pace. It also includes a free night tour at 7 PM, offering a different perspective of Doha after dark. Overall, this hop-on-hop-off bus tour is a must-try if you're visiting Doha — great for sightseeing and making the most of your time! 🚌🏙️

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They will be closed for two months in the summer in June and July, just in time to experience the 24 hours before their break. So I took the bus at 19:00 on 5/30 to see the beautiful night view of Doha. I couldn't get off the bus and it took an hour. 5/31 at 10 in the morning. Click to take the first bus and start savoring the charming city of Doha. At this time, you can hop on and off. Then you can choose to get off at the stops you are interested in and enjoy eating and shopping at your favorite attractions or shopping malls. This is really the best choice for a free trip to Doha. Their staff are very friendly and patient. They will answer all the questions you want to know and give you a lot of suggestions. Thank you very much for letting me leave wonderful memories in Doha. Highly recommended👍

We took a taxi to the Museum of Islamic Art, which opens at 9:00, as it was available from 10:00. After visiting the museum, we waited for the bus at a nearby bus stop, but we waited for more than 45 minutes before we finally got on. Waiting in the hot sun of Doha is a difficult task. The bus runs every 40 to 45 minutes, so even if we planned in advance where we would get on and off, we were unable to see everything. To get around efficiently under the hot sun, I recommend taking a city tour or a taxi. By the way, only 2-3 other people were using the bus.

I haven’t got the chance to ride this hop on hop off. nevertheless, my experience in Doha Qatar is still wonderful

Super easy to exchange klook tickets at the Souq waqif big bus stop. In Apr, the big bus operated between 10.00 AM to 4.00 PM. Souq waqif to The Pearl, it tool around 2 hrs and bus returns through different way. So, if you missed to get down, probably need to complete one Circle again. Return trip from The pearl to Spuq waqif was about 1 hr. Really too short timing if you are planning to get down at each and every stop to explore. The commentary regarding the interested areas are to explained more to create interest. Headphones and water bottles are complementary but quality of headphone is not good. Buses generally comes in around 30 mins but good to check with driver for next bus. Night ride is complementary at 6.50 PM, if ticket purchased for 24 hrs. Overall, very good and super easy to explore Doha in short time. Thank you Klook for continuously proving great services/attraction tickets at good price.

not worth the money or the time. no major attractions to see besides The National Musuem and Katara. lack of organization and pick up times.. we had to wait for 35 minutes when we were early because theu left early.. I would recommend you take an Uber and go to Katara instead. dissappinting experience and was not worth all the time we spent driving without seeing any major sights.