A ‘Dhow’ is an integral part of Arab culture, dating back to a time before the city was an economical and a tourist hub. A ‘Dhow’ is a traditional Arabic sailing vessel made with wooden planks, used for trading, fishing and pearl diving.   With trading and other marine activities now taking place on larger boats and ships, these Dhows no longer serve their original purpose and have since been renovated into floating restaurants.   Restaurants that display the hospitality of the city, with breathtaking views of the skyline, international buffet dinners, and enchanting local entertainment.