Muscat City Tour

Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque - Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, visitors will learn about the mosque’s beauty and history while having the opportunity to take numerous photos of this masterpiece located in the heart of Muscat.

Royal Opera House - The Royal Opera House is a stunning architectural gem in Muscat and one of Oman’s most significant monuments, showcasing Omani art.

Bait Al Zubair - Located in old Muscat, this fascinating museum is renowned for its traditional exhibits and collection of ancient Omani artifacts.

Mutrah - The historic Mutrah market is famous for its commercial significance in ancient times. Visitors can enjoy exploring its corners and narrow lanes filled with traditional shops.

Mutrah Fish Market - A visit to this traditional fish market offers a glimpse into local life, with locals negotiating and making commercial deals.

Al Alam Palace - Situated in the heart of the Portuguese colonization area, Al Alam Palace is a perfect spot for a photo stop.

WADI, Dhow Factory, and Turtles

Wadi Tiwi - Wadi Tiwi is a delightful spot in Oman where a cultural village blends with palm trees and wadi waters. Visitors can take a leisurely walk and capture photos.

Wadi Shab - Wadi Shab is a captivating destination that attracts many to Oman. The journey begins with a one-hour walk to the wadi and another hour back. Upon arrival, visitors can swim to reach the cave. This activity is suitable for physically fit individuals. If Wadi Shab is not suitable, alternatives can be requested.

Dhow Factory - Located in the heart of Sur, the Dhow Factory is a relic of ancient Omani history. Visitors have free time to explore and take pictures.

Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve - After an early dinner, visitors will be taken to see the turtles. A short walk leads to a beautiful experience of watching turtles lay eggs.

Wahiba Sands

Wadi Bani Khalid - One of the largest and most enchanting wadis in Oman, Wadi Bani Khalid features a stunning combination of palm trees, mountain cliffs, and turquoise pools, offering a cinematic view.

Wahiba Sands - Wahiba Sands is one of Oman’s most breathtaking locations. An overnight stay here is an exceptional experience, with the desert’s serenity leaving visitors mesmerized by its beauty. It is considered the 8th wonder of the world due to the dunes’ color and shape.

Green Mountain (Jebel Akhdar)

Birkat Al Mouz Ruins - The old village of Birkat Al Mouz takes visitors back to Oman’s ancient history, where people adapted to the village’s limited resources. The ruins are located on a mountain chunk, and the village is now abandoned, with various reasons speculated for this.

Falaj Al Khatmain | فلج الخطمين - The Falaj Al Khatmain irrigation system is a vital part of Birkat Al Mouz, providing water to many farms and houses. It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Jebel Akhdar - Known as the Green Mountain, Jebel Akhdar is one of the most relaxing places in Oman, with a cooler climate that is refreshing after a warm day. Visitors will have a short visit to the mountain, followed by an overnight stay.

Nizwa

Misfat al Abreyeen - This sparsely populated village is perched on a mountain height. Visitors will be amazed by the ingenious construction of the village, where it is said, “you don’t know where the first house starts and the next one ends.”

Al Hamra - The old village of Al Hamra is another example of the beauty of Omani architecture, with clay houses that are robust against natural elements.

Bahla Fort - Bahla Fort, the oldest fort in Oman, is located in the historical city of Bahla. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and was a hub for many scientists. A photo stop is included.

Jabreen Castle - Jabreen Castle is striking due to its height and beauty. It served as both a defensive castle and a residential palace. The guide will explain its fascinating history.

Nizwa

Nizwa Fort Oman - Located in Oman’s old capital, Nizwa Fort is one of the most historical monuments. Its unique shape made it a symbol of victory. An internal visit is included.

Nizwa Souk - To learn about Omani culture, a visit to Nizwa market is essential. People from various Arab countries come here to trade. Today, Nizwa’s old market is a highlight for many travelers.

Oman Across Ages Museum - Inaugurated in 2023, the Oman Across Ages Museum is the most modern museum in the country. It leaves visitors in awe with its beauty and its way of explaining the different eras of Oman’s history.

• Professional Local Guides in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic
• Water
• Lunch

• Brunch

What distinguishes this tour is the motivation behind offering independent tours. This experience allows participants to live like a local and embark on a genuine journey through Oman. Over six days, explore Oman’s most stunning landscapes and cultural landmarks. Start with a city tour of Muscat, where modernity blends with tradition, then enjoy the tranquil beauty of wadis, visit a dhow factory, and observe nesting turtles by the sea. Experience the excitement of the Wahiba Sands desert, then retreat to the cool elevations of Jebel Akhdar (Green Mountain) with its terraced farms and spectacular views. The adventure wraps up with two days in the historic city of Nizwa, where ancient forts and bustling souqs await. With knowledgeable local guides, adaptable itineraries, and access to hidden treasures, this tour provides deep cultural insights and memorable experiences, ideal for adventure enthusiasts, families, and culture aficionados.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.