“MOVE” Sports Festival at Old Doha Port Wraps Up Day Four
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Old Doha Port - Anchored in Tradition, Sailing into the Future
Once a historic commercial harbor, Old Doha Port is a bustling lifestyle destination that blends Doha’s rich seafaring legacy with innovative marine services, sustainable practices, and cultural depth. Serving as the world’s maritime gateway to Qatar, the centrally located port features a world-class 450-berth marina, a 24/7 operating cruise terminal, the nation’s largest slipway, over 250,000 square meters of greenery, and vibrant cultural spaces like the Mina District and Containers Yard.
With offerings ranging from water sports and cultural experiences to art installations and major events like the annual Qatar Boat Show and fishing competitions, Old Doha Port celebrates Qatar’s legacy while pioneering its maritime future and enhancing its global tourism profile.
Once a historic commercial harbor, Old Doha Port is a bustling lifestyle destination that blends Doha’s rich seafaring legacy with innovative marine services, sustainable practices, and cultural depth. Serving as the world’s maritime gateway to Qatar, the centrally located port features a world-class 450-berth marina, a 24/7 operating cruise terminal, the nation’s largest slipway, over 250,000 square meters of greenery, and vibrant cultural spaces like the Mina District and Containers Yard.
With offerings ranging from water sports and cultural experiences to art installations and major events like the annual Qatar Boat Show and fishing competitions, Old Doha Port celebrates Qatar’s legacy while pioneering its maritime future and enhancing its global tourism profile.
Doha, Qatar – 8 February 2026 – Visitors at Mina Park enjoyed the full MOVE experience on Day 4, from food and beverage outlets and retail shopping to fitness classes and mobility sessions. The festival continues until 10 February, running from 3:30 PM–9:30 PM on 9 February and from 7:30 AM–1:30 PM on Qatar National Sports Day, 10 February.