Trip Types
Trip Types
A Journey Of Oman ( 07 Days )
A Journey Of Oman ( 07 Days )
Oman is a thoroughly forward-looking nation, one proud of its distinctive architecture, customs and traditions crafted over the centuries. Oman’s culture is both ancient and modern, with new ideas to complement the old. Oman is home to many museums and galleries that showcase the old and the new.
The Sultanate of Oman is considered a hidden jewel at the tip of the Arabian Peninsula.
Oman is a wonderful combination of ageless heritage and modern life. A place where one can explore a traditional souq in the morning, and attend a world-class show at the renowned Royal Opera House Muscat in the evening.
A large part of the Sultanate’s unique charm is the hospitality of the Omani people. It is common for visitors to be invited for Omani coffee and dates by locals when travelling through the country, an offer that should never be refused
Visitors and adventurers looking for a unique holiday experience will find that Oman has a lot to offer.
Hiking, scuba diving, fishing, kitesurfing and caving to name just a few. From tall mountains and deep gorges, to water-filled wadis, endless beaches and some of the world’s most stunning desert landscapes, the diverse beauty of Oman is apparent in every part of the country.
Even when summer temperatures soar in the rest of the region, the Sultanate enjoys cooler temperatures in Dhofar and the mountain tops of the Al Hajar range, making it a one-of-a-kind holiday destination for visitors from around the world.
Blissful Oman ( 08 Days )
Blissful Oman ( 08 Days )
The amazing Arabian country of Oman remains a relatively undiscovered gem, with pearly white beaches, turquoise seas, rolling dunes, river valleys (wadis) and rocky mountains. By contrast, Thailand has long been a tourist favourite, yet the idyllic isle of Koh Samet retains an unspoilt air, with deserted bays, lush jungle interior and crystal clear waters
Classical Oman ( 11 Nights & 12 Days Tours )
Classical Oman ( 11 Nights & 12 Days Tours )
The exotic culture and traditions of Oman are yours to embrace on a tour that showcases some of the state’s most awe inspiring scenes and significant landmarks. Take a unique look around the Grand Mosque of Muscat and drive over through the desert landscape of the Wahiba Sands, see the natural wonder of the Bimmah sinkhole and gaze out over the land from the Nizwa Fort.
Discover Oman ( 09 Days )
Discover Oman ( 09 Days )
Oman reflects its capital city of Muscat in the way it offers you an irresistible mixture of an ancient world with its unchanged culture, and the contemporary opulence of the modern.
So, as part of the process of discovering Oman, you’ll find yourself being pampered in Salalah beside the crystal waters of the Indian Ocean, or walking past ancient stone houses of Taqa. You’ll plunge into Muscat’s souks, and visit the forts of Nizwa.
You’ll sleep out in the desert in romantic, Bedouin-style tents and drive up the Mountain of Women near Khasab. A complete range of fascinating discoveries, Omani-style.
Jewles Of Oman ( 06 Days )
Jewles Of Oman ( 06 Days )
SULTANATE OF OMAN
Experience the Arabian jewel from “a Thousand and One Nights”, with dreamlike landscapes and time honored traditions charmingly interwoven with a contemporary lifestyle. Shaped by desert and ocean, the Sultanate has many natural and cultural treasures to discover. Just a step away from the well cared for modern city streets, the tantalizing smell of incense will lead you into an exotic world of color and bustling sound little changed in hundreds of years; where market stall vendors renowned for their friendliness and hospitality sell handcrafts and artworks.
Natural Beauty Of Oman ( 08 Days )
Natural Beauty Of Oman ( 08 Days )
Muscat: The natural resources of the Sultanate are a huge draw for tourists coming from both inside and outside the country..
Its natural beauty is visible in its mountains, oases, plains and its seas. It is also manifested in the love for adventure, exploration and recreation. The Sultanate also enjoys an extended history and huge civilisation that can be seen all over in its fortresses and towers, which are its historic landmarks..
Al Jabal Al Akhdhar, or “The Green Mountain,” in the Wilayat of Nizwa is one of the areas that attract tourists. The mountain is more than 3,000 metres above sea level. It is part of the Al Hajar Mountains range. It is characterised by mild and pleasant weather in the summer and cold conditions in the winter. It is also famous for its variety of agricultural products, such as fruits, flowers, pomegranates, plums, apricots, almonds, walnuts and roses..
Of the beautiful mountains in the summer is Jabal Shams. It is located in the Wilayat of Al Hamra in the Governorate of A’Dakhiliyah. The mountain is more than 3,500 metres above sea level. Thanks to the height of the mountain, the climate here is different from the other areas in the Sultanate and the Arabian Peninsula, where the temperature reaches 0°C in the winter and between 26 °C and 35°C in the summer, making it attractive for foreign tourists and camping enthusiasts.
Al Kasfa Spring is one of the natural water springs. Its 45 °C hot water runs in several streams for irrigation of farms. Its water is known to be a natural treatment for rheumatism. It is used in the treatment of skin diseases also..
The valleys, or “wadis”, in the Sultanate are another major pull for tourists. The most famous of these valleys is Wadi Bani Khalid, which is about 200 kilometres from the Governorate of Muscat. It is one of the most famous valleys of the Governorate of North A’Sharqiyah..
It is a permanent runoff valley. Its splendour lies in the presence of large water ponds that gather in the middle of rocky formations all year round.
Wadi Dhiqah is another beautiful tourist destination in the Sultanate. It is located in the Wilayat of Quriyat.
It is an extension of some valleys in the Governorate of North A’Sharqiyah. About 120 wadis pour into its main course that extends from the Wilayat of Dama Wa A’Ta’eein to its estuary in the Wilayat of Quriyat. Wadi Dhiqah forms a natural park with many large water basins. The construction of Wadi Dhiqah Dam has made the site famous. The dam can accommodate up to 100 million cubic metres of water..
Salalah is famous for coconuts, bananas and papayas throughout the year. Visitors are keen to take incense and frankincense as a souvenir from the city, whose inhabitants work in the incense and frankincense industry.
The Governorate of Dhofar is characterised by the presence of many beautiful water springs, with some 360 springs extending over the mountain strip of the governorate, including Razat, Athum, Sahalnout, Jarziz and Hamran springs).
The Treasures Of Oman ( 07 Nights / 08 Days )
The Treasures Of Oman ( 07 Nights / 08 Days )
Sultanate of Oman offers unique views of the desert, wonderful mountain panoramas, coral reef points and historical Arab forts.
