The jewel of the Arabian Peninsula

Oman – the jewel of the Arabian Peninsula, where desert landscapes meet turquoise waters. This land whispers the tales of sultans, caravans traversing the desert, and mystical stories from “One Thousand and One Nights.” Oman captivates with its authenticity, preserved culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

In Muscat, the capital, elegant white buildings are nestled between mountains and the azure sea, while the austere beauty of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque mingles with the atmosphere of old souks, filled with the scents of incense, spices, and handcrafted goods. Lose yourself in the maze of Mutrah’s markets, where the hustle of vendors selling gold, silver, and woven carpets recalls the time when Oman was a center of maritime trade.

The vast Wahiba Sands desert, where the dunes shift colors with each hour of the day, invites camel rides and nights under starlit skies. The Al Hajar Mountains, with their rugged beauty and hidden oases, are a paradise for trekking and adventure lovers. Wadi Shab and Wadi Bani Khalid are green valleys with crystal-clear pools, perfect for cooling off and marveling at nature’s diversity.

In southern Oman, the Dhofar region holds unexpected lush green landscapes in Salalah, contrasting with the desert terrain. During the khareef season, mist and rain bring a fresh green vitality to the valleys, offering unique views in the heart of Arabia.

Oman is a land of cherished traditions. Ancient forts like Nizwa and Bahla let you feel the spirit of the past, while artisans continue creating crafts admired for their timeless skill. Omani hospitality is legendary – every traveler is welcomed with open arms and invited to enjoy a cup of the renowned Omani coffee with cardamom.

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Recommended activities in this location:

Muscat – the capital, with its fragrant incense, beautiful mosques, and coastal scenery

Wadi Shab and Wadi Bani Khalid – explore scenic gorges with natural pools and waterfalls

Diving around Daymaniyat Islands – encounter rich marine life

Jeep adventure through the desert

Trekking in the Al Hajar Mountains – hiking trails with views of villages, terraced fields, and breathtaking landscapes

Nizwa Castle and Bahla Fort – visit historic fortresses listed by UNESCO and learn about Oman’s culture and history

Traditional dhow cruise – relax along Oman’s coast with dolphin watching and snorkeling in the clear waters of the Gulf of Oman

A night in Wahiba Sands – stay in luxury desert camps, camel rides, and dune bashing

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