Karwa Bus is the public bus network operated by the government-owned Mowasalat. These mostly electric, air-conditioned buses connect Doha to all major towns. Metrolink, the feeder bus network, supplement metro services by shuttling passengers to and from metro stations. For more information, download the Karwa Journey Planner app.

There are three Doha trams to look out for:

Lusail Tram: Connects to the metro through Lusail and Legtaifiya stations, with four lines and 25 stations. Ride using your metro travel card.

Msheireb Tram: Free to ride, the tram interconnects all of Msheireb Downtown Doha (MDD). It runs around a closed loop circuit with a 2 km track.

Education City Tram (EC): Free to ride, the EC Tram network has three lines, Yellow, Blue and Green. The tram has free wi-fi and is electrically-powered, using a unique method of battery-charging.

Cyclists love to explore Qatar’s many lush parks and custom-built paths. Rent a bike and explore Al Bidda Park, Aspire Park or the Olympic Cycling Track. At 33km, it’s the world’s longest continuous cycle path.

Electric scooters are also becoming increasingly popular: simply download and register on an app like Falcon Ride, Loop Mobility or wer2 to see where you can unlock eco-friendly e-scooters, electronic bikes and mopeds.