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Wadi Bani Khalid

Wadi Bani Awf

Wadi Bani Awf is a 4×4 crossing through the gorges of the Western Hajar, between limestone cliffs, stone villages and irrigated palm groves, culminating at the perched settlement of Bilad Sayt.

Sur

Sur

At Oman's eastern tip, Sur is the historic heart of dhow navigation. Active shipyards, Sunaysilah Fort, a sheltered lagoon and the Al-Ayjah quarter make it an authentic stop before Ras al-Jinz and the Wahiba desert.

Misfah Al Abriyeen

Clinging to the flanks of Djebel Akhdar, Misfah Al Abriyeen preserves its stone architecture, its terraced gardens and its ancient falaj system—a UNESCO-listed heritage—a living village of the Omani interior.

Muscat

Muscat

Rub Al Khali

Rub Al Khali

Misfah

Misfah

Jebel Hajjar

Jebel Hajjar

Fazayah

Fazayah

Aéroport de Mascate

Muscat Airport

Wadi Dawkah

Wadi Dawkah

Dubai

Dubai

Jabal Akhdar

Jabal Akhdar

Khasab

Khasab

Mascate

Muscat

Sharkiyah Sands

Sharkiyah Sands

Salalah

Salalah

Salalah, in southern Oman, is the city of the khareef monsoon and Dhofar's legendary frankincense. Beaches, cliffs, traditional souks and UNESCO-listed archaeological sites make it a unique destination in the Arabian Peninsula.

Ras Al-Jinz

Ras Al Jinz

Ras Al Jinz, at Oman's eastern tip, ranks among the world's most important green turtle nesting beaches. Each night, females emerge onto the sand under the guidance of reserve naturalists.

Wadi Bani Khalid

Wadi Bani Khalid

Wadi Bani Khalid offers turquoise natural freshwater pools fed year-round by underground springs, limestone caves and a UNESCO-listed falaj, in the heart of the eastern Hajar mountains of Oman.