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 watersports 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 – 7 February 2026 – MOVE, Old Doha Port’s six-day sports and wellness festival, wrapped up Day 3 with a dynamic programme of running races, fitness challenges, and its final panel discussion at Mina Park. The Erada Fitness Throwdown 2026 continued with the Men’s Intermediate and RX team competitions, highlighting high-intensity functional fitness and teamwork. The No Limits Race also kicked off, featuring a Kids Race alongside the 2.5km and 5km races, with winners of both distances awarded WHOOP devices. Day 3 marked the conclusion of MOVE’s panel series with “Athletic Mindset: Experiences of Elite Sports Icons and a Sustainable Healthy Lifestyle.” The session featured former Qatar National Team players and football legends, Mubarak Mustafa, Ahmed Khalil, and Adel Khamis, who shared insights on elite performance, mental resilience, and sustaining a healthy lifestyle beyond professional sport. MOVE continues at Old Doha Port until 10 February. From 5–9 February, the festival runs daily from 3:30 PM to 9:30 PM, while on Qatar National Sports Day, 10 February, activities will take place from 7:30 AM to 1:30 PM.