7 places Qataris can go to relax in these visa-free countries

While London may seem like the most common option for many Qataris, here are some places we recommend to go – all without even having to apply to a visa for Qatari nationals:

Get swallowed up by the exotic, if sort of dangerous, scenery as you walk through Brunei's National Park.

The Peak combines two of the best touristic activities ever: shopping and partying! Perched on the rooftop of Gaisano Mall, the Peak is the perfect place to chill, have fun, and take in the panoramic view of this spectacular city.

Thailand's Ko Samui's Buddha statues and magnificent beaches have been a major attraction for tourists. But if you're looking for something to take your mind off work, then the secluded Tamarind Retreat, a silent coconut-palm plantation is the perfect getaway spot from the bustle and hustle.

The capital's Mercado de Marsicos is its top attraction. Seafood lovers will find this unassuming restaurant to be the best, and one of the cheapest, in town.

The Petronas Twin Towers are Malaysia's most famous attractions. At the height of 452 meters, the tallest twin towers in the world allow for the perfect survey of Kuala Lampur from their observation decks.

When in Morocco, do like the Moroccans! This 17th century moroccan bath-or hammam-is the perfect place to go to mingle with locals and get a soothing massage.

The country where the Lord of the Rings  movies were shot and Lorde was born is also an attraction to those interested in its indigenous Maori culture, made famous by the tribal Maori tattoos pop star Rihanna had done while on her last visit to New Zealand. More than that, New Zealand is the perfect place for those who want to get lost in its majestic nature. In the northern city of Rotorua lies the country's most active geothermal destination. Dubbed Hells Gate, the resort takes advantage of the mud volcano and the largest hot waterfall in the Southern Hemisphere to offer a unique relaxing experience.