Oman: Pearl of the Middle-East
Embark on a journey through ancient cities, towering mountains and magnificient desert.
Muscat, where heritage meets dramatic landscapes. Capture the sunlit ramparts of the Old Fort, wander the incense-scented alleys of Mutrah Souk, and enjoy the Balcony Walk for sweeping city views.
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: Second biggest in the world, a masterpiece of Omani craftsmanship and calm. Appreciate the luminous marble courtyards intricate geometric carvings, and majestic architecture lines
Be amazed by Oman natural beauty: Stark mountain ranges and deep canyons where wadi are tucked away, paradise oasis in a far desert land
Trace Oman’s storied defenses at Rizah, Bait al Ridaydah, and UNESCO-listed Bahla, desert fortresses with their ramparts, crisp restored courtyards, and vast mud-brick walls rising over palm groves and mountains.
Wahiba Sands unfolds in rhythmic dunes of amber and gold, shifting with wind and light. A photographer dream with rippled crests at sunrise and sunset, camel caravans, and Bedouin camps glowing after dusk.
A country full of history and traditions: old villages lost to time contrast with quiet hamlets where Omani hospitality is unrivalled
At last Oman is bordered by the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. A trip through its coastal roads offer impressive vista over the cliffs and deep blue sea rich in sealife
