OMAN Expeditions

• Start your tour With the Visit of the Grand Mosque “Mosque of His Majesty Sultan Qabos Bin Said” “take a look inside this great unique Islamic archeological building where your guide will point out the highlights of the Place and a historical back ground and some Islamic facts
• Then head to your next stop Muttrah Souq or Al Dhalam Souq as know by the locals and Fish/vegetable Souq. This Souk is one of the oldest souks in the Arab World. There you can find various goods offered by merchants. you can see fish, frankincense, perfume oil, garment, daggers, gold, silver, spices and Omani pots
• Then head to another Muscat attractions, head to the old town where you will pass by Sultan Al Alam Palace, the palace of his majesty Sultan Qaboos and the Twin Forts of Al Mirani and Al Jalali.
• The next stop is Al Zubair Museum which offers huge information for the culture of the country, history and heritage. Now you will have the chance to have some leisure time on beach.
• At the end of the tour, you will be dropped off at your hotel or the port around 1.00 pm

• Enjoy breathtaking views, as Wadi Tiwi is known for its submerged cave with waterfalls, rocky cliffs and turquoise pools
• Head to the city of Sur is one of the ancient Omani cities. has a number of famous ancient monuments, including Bilad Sur Castle, As Sinaysilah Castle, Al `Ayjah Castle, and Sur fish market
• Enjoy an overnight stay at Hotel in Ras al-Jinz

• from Ras al-Hadd than continua to Al Duqm to Salalah along the coastal road. Schalim to Hasik, to Sadah, to Mirbat, Taqa
• Overnight at Hotel

• Sumhuram Archaeological Park/Old City, Sumhuram Archeological site is an ancient city, which was once used to trade Frankincense to the world.
• The ruins sit atop a small hill above the tranquil waters of Khor Rori and was built in 3rd century BC, now it’s listed in the world heritages sites (UNESCO heritage site) due to its heritage importance.
• This is also known to be a place of Queen Sheeba Palace. There is a walking track to cover the site on foot. It’s a great walk and you can see the birds and water at Khor Rori, which is visible from this area. There is also a gallery – Sumhuram Archaeological Galley where the artifacts excavated from this site are displayed.
• Duration: 40 minutes Pass by: Khor Ruri, this is a fascinating place, where you can see the water and birds from Sumhuram Archaeological site
• Jabal Samhan is the highest point in Dhofar region, which is above 4000 feet. From here the view is amazing and if you are lucky, you will see mountains passing below you. It’s a perfect place for a recording time lapse and taking photographs of clouds being over it
• Duration: 20 mins Stop at: Sumhuram Archaeological Park, Ateer Sinkhole Oman is the most famous sinkhole in the Dhofar governorate.
• Duration: 30mins Stop at: The most popular valley of the Dhofar Region, Wadi Darbat
• Drive through the scenic village of Taqa taking a photo stop at the village for a panoramic view from above a cliff, well known as Taqah Plateau
• Back for a night stay at hotel

• Breakfast and the start our day by visiting white sand beaches of Al Mughsail Beach and the Blowholes overlooking Marneef cave.
• The blowholes are also referred as Mughsayl Natural Fountains by the tourists.
• The water jet from the blowholes vary according to the season, but can get as high as 28m in the sky in Khareef season. Where you start your walk from beach and go up to a cave and end up at blowholes

Desert Tour and Camping:

• You’ll spend a day exploring, experience the biggest sand desert in the world, Empty Quarter, for a 1-night stay
• We head to Wadi Dawkah Natural Park to see the Frankincense Trees and stop by Thumrit
• Rambling on fascinating sand dunes, Lost City of Ubar (UNESCO World heritage site). This legendary ancient kingdom, known as Ubar, was said to have existed in one of the most inhospitable places on earth,
• We drive further to the daunting desert sands, a vast and forbidding Rub Al Khali Desert, appropriately known as the Empty Quarter
• Then drive from Al Hashman to Al Borkana Al Oula (1st Hot spring)
• On words, off-road track to Desert Camp for desert camping, passing by Al Borkana Al Thanya (2nd Hot spring)
• Enjoy Healthy bathing in Open Air Sulphur Water Swimming Pool
• Dinning at camp site around campfire

• Wander the quaint alleyways of Misfat al Abreyeen, a historic village on the mountain slopes known for its antique mud-brick buildings nestled among groves of date palms
• We drive to Al Hoota Cave, that is a cave located in Al-Hamra’, Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, Oman, that is 5 km long
• Nizwa Town, Nizwa is the largest city in Ad Dakhiliyah Region in Oman and was the capital of Oman proper and one of the oldest cities in Oman and it was once a center of trade, religion, education and art
• We Stop at Nizwa Souq, the most Famous Souk among Local Omani Souks, and it is the place to shop for souvenirs.
• Continue to Nizwa Fort Which dates back to Mid of the 17th century. The fort offers scenic views to the ancient town and the surrounding mountains
• Head Back to Muscat Drop back to your hotel

• Wander the quaint alleyways of Misfat al Abreyeen, a historic village on the mountain slopes known for its antique mud-brick buildings nestled among groves of date palms
• We drive to Al Hoota Cave, that is a cave located in Al-Hamra’, Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, Oman, that is 5 km long
• Nizwa Town, Nizwa is the largest city in Ad Dakhiliyah Region in Oman and was the capital of Oman proper and one of the oldest cities in Oman and it was once a center of trade, religion, education and art
• We Stop at Nizwa Souq, the most Famous Souk among Local Omani Souks, and it is the place to shop for souvenirs.
• Continue to Nizwa Fort Which dates back to Mid of the 17th century. The fort offers scenic views to the ancient town and the surrounding mountains
• Head Back to Muscat Drop back to your hotel

• We start our tour with Taqah Castle, it will be your first stop is one of Dhofar’s most distinguished landmarks, which was built in the 19th century. Taqah Beach and Taqah city will also be covered in this tour.

• Sumhuram Archaeological Park/ Old City, Sumhuram Archeological site is an ancient city, which was once used to trade Frankincense to the world. The ruins sit atop a small hill above the tranquil waters of Khor Rori and was built in 3rd century BC, now it’s listed in the world heritages sites (UNESCO heritage site) due to its heritage importance. This is also known to be a place of Queen Sheeba Palace. There is a walking track to cover the site on foot. It’s a great walk and you can see the birds and water at Khor Rori, which is visible from this area. There is also a gallery – Sumhuram Archaeological Galley where the artifacts excavated from this site are displayed.
• 40 minutes Pass by: Khor Ruri, this is a fascinating place, where you can see the water and birds from Sumhuram Archaeological site
• Jabal Samhan is the highest point in Dofhar region, which is above 4000 feet. From here the view is amazing and if you are lucky, you will see mountains passing below you. It’s a perfect place for a recording time lapse and taking photographs of clouds being over it
• 20 mins Stop at: Tawi Ateer Sinkhole, Ateer Sinkhole Oman is the most famous sinkhole in the Dhofar (Dofar) governorate.
• 30mins Stop at: The most popular valley of the Dhofar Region, Wadi Darbat
• Drive through the scenic village of Taqa taking a photo stop at the village for a panoramic view from above a cliff, well known as Taqah Plateau
• Have Lunch at Souly Ecolodge Salalah

• We visit white sand beaches of Al Mughsail Beach and the Blowholes overlooking Marneef cave. The blowholes are also referred as Mughsayl Natural Fountains by the tourists. The water jet from the blowholes vary according to the season, but can get as high as 28m in the sky in Khareef season. Where you start your walk from beach and go up to a cave and end up at blowholes

• Later continue to Al Fazayah Beach, is one of the best beaches in Oman. It’s a 5 kilometers long pristine white sand beach with clear water and a stunning landscape at the background
• On your way to Haffa Souk, where the fragrances of the orient come together, you pass His Majesty’s palace. You pass by His Majesty’s palace on your way through the garden-like fruit Plantations.
• Lunch at Souly Ecolodge

• Rambling on fascinating sand dunes, Lost City of Ubar (UNESCO World heritage site). This legendary ancient kingdom, known as Ubar, was said to have existed in one of the most inhospitable places on earth.
• we drive further to the daunting desert sands, a vast and forbidding Rub Al Khali Desert, appropriately known as the Empty Quarter
• Then drive from Al Hashman to Al Borkana Al Oula (1st Hot spring)
• On words, off-road track to Desert camp Quarter for desert camping, passing by Al Borkana Al Thanya (2nd Hot spring)
• Enjoy Healthy bathing in Open Air Sulphur Water Swimming Pool
• Dinning at camp site around campfire

• 2 hours of dune bashing with its unspoiled and magical sand
• A mesmerizing look of the sunset
• Dinning at camp site around campfire
• You go to sleep by recalling all the evening that you spend in the Desert and prepares your mind to wake up in the morning to see the desert sun

• We get ready to departure camp area at 8:00 am
• On the drive back, you get to enjoy seeing Black Camels for a stop on the way back.

• We have a final stop at Wadi Dawkah Natural Park to see the Frankincense Trees. Wadi Dawkah is a Natural Park of famous Frankincense trees, which is also inscribed in UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Drive back to unwind and relax at Souly Ecolodge Salalah around 12.00 am