Things to Do in Oman

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the blue waters of the Gulf of Oman offset by pristine white beaches. Your first stop will be at Quriyat Fort a 19^th century fortress, an example of a traditional coastal defence building.  Hike through Oman’s scenic beauty stopping off at the Bimah sinkhole, a limestone crater filled with green-blue waters. Then start on an adventurous route cutting through the mountains. At the end of the drive, Wadi Arbayeen awaits with its deep pools of water set among the date palms. Enjoy a picnic lunch here before your drive back via Wadi Mazara visiting the Wadi Dayqah Dam.

On your way to the Wahiba Sands desert visit a Bedouin house before stumbling upon Wadi Bani Khalid, a stunning wadi pool where you can spend time swimming and relaxing, embedded in the mountains– a true contrast to the desert. As you arrive in to the desert, you will notice the red and white ripples of sand dunes jumping up to 200 metres high whilst enjoying the thrilling rides up and down the dunes. Here you can find roaming Camels and a variety of flora and fauna, sit back and enjoy a truly unique sunset.

Set sail on a catamaran trip to the Damaniyat Islands, a beautiful nature reserve off the coast of Muscat. Here you can snorkel with many turtles and fish along with spending a leisurely afternoon swimming and paddle boarding whilst exploring the sandy beaches around the nine picturesque islands. A trip we highly recommend. Finish with lunch on board your boat.

This full day safari takes you on a journey through the Dhofar mountain range stopping off at picturesque sights and spots along the way. The first stop is a beautiful photo opportunity above above a cliff overlooking the village of Taqa. Then on to the ‘ever green’ Wadi Darbat, this stunning landscape consists of a flowing Wadi bed with camels, goats and donkeys wandering past. In the monsoon season you can witness an almost 100m natural waterfall. Continue your journey on to one of the worlds largest sinkholes located at Tawi Attair and known as the ‘well of birds’. Driving up the mountain range you will come to Jebel Samhan a breathtaking plateau sitting 1700m high. This location is commonly known as the ‘Grand Canyon’ of Dhofar, giving one a complete view of the east coast to the one side & the vast ‘Qara’ mountain range to the other.