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Al Quaa Milky Way Spot is a remote desert area between Abu Dhabi and Al Ain that’s become renowned as one of the best dark-sky locations in the UAE for viewing the Milky Way galaxy, stars, planets and celestial events. Because it’s far from city lights, the night sky here is extremely clear — ideal for both casual stargazing and astrophotography.  📍 Where It Is • Located about 90 minutes’ drive from Abu Dhabi along the road toward Al Ain — roughly 200 km from Dubai.  • GPS coordinates often used are 23.604633, 54.750256.  • It’s a free and open outdoor location — no entrance fee or opening hours.  🌟 Why It’s Special • Dark skies & minimal light pollution: Makes the Milky Way visibly bright to the naked eye on clear nights.  • Wide-open desert landscape: Great for setting up telescopes or doing long-exposure photography with dramatic starry skies.  • Camping & night adventures: Many visitors make a night of it with camping, BBQs and watching sunrise.  • Organised astronomy events: Groups like the Dubai Astronomy Group sometimes hold guided stargazing events there.  📅 Best Time to Visit • New-moon nights and clear skies give the darkest backdrop for seeing stars and the Milky Way.  • Cooler months (Oct–Apr) are popular for overnight trips since desert nights can get cold but more comfortable.  • From May to October, the Milky Way’s core is higher in the sky, offering strong visibility — though it’s warmer.  🚗 Getting There & Practical Tips • Self-drive is most common: There’s no public transport out to the desert location.  • Road quality: The route has paved roads until the desert entry point; a regular car can reach the main spot, but a 4×4 is helpful if you venture deeper into soft sand.  • Plan ahead: No toilets, shops, or mobile signal once deep in — bring water, food, lights and emergency gear.  🧭 What to Expect • Peaceful, open skies: Ideal for night sky lovers and photographers.  • Nature & desert conditions: Be mindful of weather, insects and wildlife — standard desert safety applies.  • Community vibe: You may find groups of enthusiasts or campers there on peak nights — sometimes large gatherings too.