Oman is a charming, safe, exotic destination with turquoise beaches and an Arabian air, like in a thousand and one nights. In fact, it is in the top 5 of the safest countries in the world. Of course you can ask yourself what is the situation of Oman, in the context of the current conflict in the region. Apart from a few pacifist declarations, the Sultanate of Oman did not get involved in the war at all. And, yes, we can honestly say that we felt safe.
1.Salalah city tour
See banana and papaya orchards visit, Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Salalah Mall and Sultan's Palace outside, Haffah Souk and Khofan Memorial House of the Sultan's mother. It takes 4 hours and costs around 60 euros per person.
2. Adventures in Salalah
The first stop will be at the beautiful oasis with turquoise waters, Wadi Darbat, visit to the city of Mirbat, where there is a walk on the sand dunes and the evening ends on the beach, by the fire, with Omani music. It costs 110 euros per person, with soft drinks and snacks included.
3. Desert Safari
Is a day tour that includes safari in the largest unbroken stretch of desert on earth – Rub' al Khali or the Empty Quarter. We also visit Ubar, the lost city in the desert, also called the Atlantis of the Desert, and Wadi Daka, the largest stretch of incense trees in the world – over 5000 trees – that grow here naturally. The famous Amouage perfume is made from these trees. It costs €126 per person, with soft drinks and snacks included.
4. Magical nights in the Desert
If you want a more complex adventure in the desert, you can spend the night here in tent accommodation, with a campfire and evening stargazing. It costs 154 euros per person with dinner and breakfast included.
5. The Caribbean of the Middle East
It is the tour where you see the most beautiful beaches of Oman: Secret Beach, Mugshail white beach and Fazayah Beach, where you linger for a few hours to sunbathe or swim. It costs 106 euros per person.
6. Dhofar area
You can really get to know the Omani traditions, because you will visit an authentic village and you will be able to have a snack, by the fire, with them. It costs 118 euros per person with food included.
7. Dolphins
On the coast of Oman, dolphins and whales can be seen all year round. It departs from the Salalah Marina area and the observation tour lasts around two hours. It costs 50 euros per person.
8. Fishing
Those who are passionate about sport fishing can try to see what they catch in the rich waters of Oman. It costs 118 euros per person and you are provided with appropriate equipment.
Good to know:
Dress code in Oman
- In the resorts, you have no clothing restrictions, you can sunbathe in a bathing suit. Only at special dinners are trousers and covered shoulders required.
- In the city, when visiting the mosque, men must wear long trousers and women long dresses and headscarves.
