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Bordered by the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Yemen.  The culture of this country is rich in tradition with a strong influence of Islam.  Omanis are known for their hospitality and kindness.

Departures year-round

Private based on 2 passengers: $2949.00 per person *

Private based on 8 passengers: $2139.00 per person *

(*land only)

INCLUDED

Domestic flight
Accommodation in a 3*+4* hotel +⌂
The service of an English-speaking driver / driver + an English-speaking guide during the entire stay. (Except during free days)
8 meals
Activities and program entries
A 4X4 (1 – 4 people), A minivan (5 – 7 people), A coach (8-17 pax – coaster) air-conditioned for the entire stay and a 4X4 shuttle when necessary (4 people maximum in a 4X4). Day 4 in 4X4 (maximum 4 people in a 4X4)
One bottle of water per person per day in the vehicle.
All local rates for the services mentioned above.

*⌂  Unusual/atypical accommodation

Indicates accommodation either in a hostel, a yurt, a bush camp, a homestay or an overnight stay on transport to travel from one point to another (check with our specialists).

EXCLUDED
International flights
Formalities fees (vaccination, passport, visa)
Travel insurance
Drinks
Meals not mentioned
Optional visits ($)
Tips
Personal expenses

7D/6N
8 meals+ Age
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Day 1: Arrival in Muscat

Flights to Muscat Oman. Arrival at Muscat International Airport. Welcome by your English/French speaking guide and transfer to the hotel. Free breakfast and free time to refresh yourself. (Check-in from 2:00 p.m.). Free dinner. In the afternoon, meet your English/French speaking guide for a half-day city tour of Muscat. Photo stop at the Royal Opera House. It is a magnificent architectural work combining modernity and heritage. Photo stop at al-Alam Palace. It is surrounded by the two Portuguese forts of Mirani and Jalali. Visit the Baït al Zubaïr museum, dedicated to Omani culture which is known for its beautiful collection of traditional costumes, ancient jewelry and weapons. Then, VISIT THE MATRAH SOUK, one of the oldest markets in Oman. Dating back around 200 years, you will appreciate the extent of its beauty and magic through the stalls in an oriental atmosphere with its maze of alleys. Night at Ramada Encore – 4* or similar Room category: Standard Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) Coach (18 pax and more) Meals include: Does not include
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Day 2: Quriyat – Bimmah Sinkhole – Wadi Shab – Sur – Ras Al Jinz – Overnight in Sur

Breakfast at the hotel. Start with a visit to the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a true architectural masterpiece. Around 9:00 a.m.: Departure towards Sur. Photo stop at the fishing village of Quriyat. Visit Bimmah Sinkhole, a natural depression filled with water. Hike Wadi Shab. Visit Wadi Shab. It is one of the most picturesque Wadis in Oman. Take a hike to reach Wadi Shab and possibility of bathing or swimming in this Wadi. Spend enough time to enjoy this amazing place. Arrival in the coastal town of Sur. Visit to a Dhow (Arab sailboat) factory. You will discover a wide variety of typical Omani boat sizes and models. Then a photo stop at Aiya's bright house. Visit to the Al Hadd turtle reserve. World famous, the reserve helps green turtles nest. Dinner and overnight at Sur Plaza Hotel – 3* or similar Room category: Standard Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) Coach ( 18 pax and more) Meals include: Breakfast.
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Day 3: Wadi Bani Khalid – Wahiba Sands – Night at Wahiba Sands

Breakfast at the hotel. You will discover Wadi Bani Khalid. You will cross the village with its endless date palm plantations before reaching the magnificent wadi of Bani Khalid. The natural pools are deep and spectacular. Feel free to take a dip in its crystal clear waters. Arrival in the Wahiba Sands desert, a vast expanse of orange-tinted dunes, some of which exceed 100m high. It has been the natural habitat of the Bedouins for 7000 years. You can venture into the high dunes and admire the unforgettable desert sunset, while driving gently through the sand dunes to reach the camp. (If you travel by bus you will be transferred by jeep to the camps) Around 15 minutes of dune bashing on the road. Dinner and overnight at Arabian Oryx Camp – Standard Camp or similar Room category: Deluxe Room Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) The coach (18 pax and more) and shuttle by 4X4 to go to the desert. Meals include: breakfast and dinner at the hotel.
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Day 4: Departure to Nizwa – Bahla – Jabrin – Night in Nizwa

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure towards Nizwa. You will visit Al Manzifat, a ruined village. The narrow alleys reinforce the traditional architecture of the village. In the Middle Ages, it was necessary to protect against attacks and tribes. You will enjoy a photo stop at the UNESCO-listed Bahla Fort, which was built in the third millennium BCE. The length of its south facade is approximately 112 m, and its facade is 114 m. The wall of Bahla Fort, 12 km long, with its terraces for opening fire and its guard houses, was built for defense purposes. Dinner in a local restaurant. You will visit Jibrin Castle, a large rectangular building made up of 5 floors and containing 55 rooms. This castle is characterized by the inscriptions and frescoes that adorn its rooms. The ceilings are decorated with Islamic-style paintings and inscriptions. Its doors are also beautifully carved. A traditional irrigation system winds through the castle. Dinner and overnight at Intercity Hotel Nizwa, Nizwa – 3* or similar Room category: Standard Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) coach (18 pax and more) Meals include: breakfast.
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Day 5: Visit the cattle market – Birkat Al Mouz – Jabal Akhdar – Night in Nizwa

Breakfast at the hotel. In the early morning, visit the traditional livestock market which only takes place on Fridays. Then, you will visit the Nizwa Fort built in the 17th century by Imam Sultan bin Saif Al Arabi. This fort has numerous aisles and compartments and is distinguished by a vast tower which dominates the souk. You can admire a superb view of the oasis. You will then reach the souk, a true institution for hundreds of years, which contains many local productions. You can find Omani daggers, silverware, copper, livestock, vegetables but also all local crafts. Departure to Jabal Akhdar and en route, photo stop in the picturesque village of Birkat Al Maouz, known for its ruins and see the falaj, a traditional irrigation canal. On arrival in Jabal Akhdar, settle into the rooms and in the afternoon, take a stroll through the villages of Jabal Akhdar. Meet the local guide and take a 2-3 hour trek to the villages of Jabal Akhdar. This walk takes you through farmland and villages where you can enjoy spectacular views of the rose garden and fruit terraces. At the end of the day, return to Nizwa. Dinner and overnight at Intercity Hotel Nizwa, Nizwa – 3* or similar Room category: Standard Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) Coach (18 pax and more) and shuttle by 4X4 to go to Jabal Akhdar. Meals include: breakfast
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Day 6: Visit Al Hamra – Visit the village of Zukait – Returns to Muscat – Night in Muscat

Breakfast at the hotel. Then, departure to Al Hamra. Visit the village of Al Hamra, one of the best preserved old towns in the country and the place which hosts the Bait Al Safa living museum. Stroll between the old buildings and mud houses. Enter the museum where a few people from the village dressed in their traditional attire, strive to reproduce the gestures and professions of yesteryear. Then, departure to meet the family of Abdulla Al Tobi at the Zukait house for a typical experience with the Omani family and to enjoy a typical dinner with his family. Departure to Zukayt to spend a day with an Omani family. Zukayt is a beautiful village located in the foothills of the Al Hajar mountain range. We offer you a remarkable experience by joining a local family to learn about their way of life while visiting some lesser-known tourist attractions in the village. This day you will start with a Visit to Bait Al Zukyt (House of Zukayt), the oldest house in the village which was built using unique Omani methods by Omanis. Welcome by the family of Abdulla Al Tobi, owner of Zukayt House, who comes from a farming family and enjoy a coffee with the family. Visit their own farm and learn about the cultivation methods and the efforts they make to cultivate in the deserted and dry area. You can harvest some of the fresh vegetables that were grown only with organic fertilizers. Enjoy dinner in the oldest building in the village with the family while experiencing local hospitality. At the end of the day, departure to Muscat. Dinner and overnight at Ramada Encore – 4* or similar Room category: Standard Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) Coach (18 pax and more) Meals include: breakfast and dinner at homestay
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Day 7: Departure from Muscat

Breakfast at the hotel. Leave the rooms around noon. Free dinner. Depending on departure time, private transfer to Muscat airport with a French-speaking guide. Transfers – 4X4 (1–4 people) / minivan (5-7 people) / Coaster Bus (28 seats, maximum 17 pax) Coach (18 pax and more) Meals include: breakfast at the hotel
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