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Arrive in Muscat
Half Day Muscat City Tour
Half Day Dolphin Watching Excursion
Transfer to Wahiba by 4WD. Enroute Visit Wadi Arabayeen, Bimah Sinkhole & Visit Dhow Factory in Sur
Transfer to Muscat Airport
3 Hours Before Flight Time
If you’re planning a visit to Oman, you can expect a fascinating blend of ancient culture, stunning landscapes, and modern development. Here are some things you might expect:
1. **Hospitality:** Omani people are known for their warmth and hospitality. You can expect to be greeted with kindness and generosity wherever you go.
2. **Rich Culture:** Oman has a rich cultural heritage, with influences from Arab, Persian, and East African traditions. You can explore traditional markets (souqs), visit historic forts and mosques, and learn about the country’s history and customs.
3. **Beautiful Landscapes:** From the vast deserts of the Empty Quarter to the rugged mountains of Jebel Akhdar, Oman offers a diverse range of landscapes. You can expect breathtaking scenery, with opportunities for hiking, camping, and exploring nature.
4. **Historic Sites:** Oman is home to many historical sites, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Bahla Fort, the ancient city of Nizwa, and the stunning Jabrin Castle. History enthusiasts will find plenty to explore.
5. **Adventure Activities:** For the more adventurous traveler, Oman offers a range of outdoor activities such as dune bashing in the desert, snorkeling and diving in the crystal-clear waters of the Arabian Sea, and rock climbing in the mountains.
6. **Modern Amenities:** While Oman retains a strong sense of tradition, especially in its smaller towns and villages, you’ll also find modern amenities in cities like Muscat. Expect comfortable accommodations, excellent restaurants, and modern infrastructure.
7. **Respect for Tradition:** Oman is a conservative Muslim country, so it’s important to respect local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites, and be mindful of cultural sensitivities.
Overall, visiting Oman promises to be a memorable experience, offering a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Arrive at Muscat International Airport. Meet & Greet by our local representative
And transfer to your hotel in Muscat. Check-In at Hotel (standard check-in time is 14:00 Hrs) & relax. Rest of day is free at Leisure.
Breakfast at hotel. The tour starts with a visit to Royal Opera House. From here proceed for a visit of the GRAND MOSQUE (open for visitors from Sat to Thur 8-11 AM only, except the holidays) which is one the largest mosques in the world with beautiful art works, chandelier & a one piece carpet covering the entire prayer hall measuring approx 4300 square meters. After that visit to NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMS with flora & fauna which boasts of a giant fossil. After the visit continue your drive to the “AL ALAM PALACE” (visit stop only – photography is not permitted) flanked by the two Portuguese Forts of “JALALI & MIRANI”. Continue your drive along the Corniche waterfront to the “MUTTRAH SOUQ”, one of the oldest markets in Oman. The narrow alleys of the souq and the smell of the mystic frankincense and sandalwood in the air are typical of this souq
Breakfast at Hotel. Step aboard to explore the hidden treasures of Oman’s magic coastline. Transfer from the Muscat hotel to the Marina to embark on a boat as we search the seas for Dolphins and Whales. Watching wild dolphins is a thrilling way to start the day and the lucky may even come across one of the many species of whales that can be found just a few kilometres from Muscat’s rugged coast. Not every trip guarantees a sighting, but you are sure to enjoy a trip out to sea and enhance your knowledge of nature’s most fascinating marine mammals.
Breackfast at Hotel. Enjoy the drive through the stunning dunes. a vast mass of undulating red and White Sea of sand and dunes rising up to 200 meters, which are, also host to a variety of flora and fauna. After arrival in the camp you climb up on the lonely dune to watch the miraculous sunset.
Enjoy Breakfast at the camp. Wahiba Sands is also home to the traditional Bedouin tribe who are known for their hospitality and their knowledge of the Sands. We will visit a Bedouin family in their traditional and simple habitat. In stark contrast to this is Wadi Bani Khalid. It comprises of small pretty villages embedded in the mountains. The Wadi has clear deep blue water. It is advisable to wear light comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Transfer to Muscat & drop off at Muscat International Airport for your flight to onward destination…
