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Experience dolphin watching off Muscat’s coast. Discover Oman’s marine life with guided tours, stunning views, and responsible ecotourism at sea.A dolphin-watching tour off the coast of Muscat provides an exciting opportunity to observe these playful marine mammals in their natural setting.

Experience camping in the Rub’ al Khali, the Empty Quarter. Discover silence, stars, and the vast beauty of the Arabian desert on this unforgettable journey.

Discover bird watching in Dhofar, Oman. Explore lush Khareef landscapes, migratory birds, and guided tours through the region’s green valleys and lagoons.The Dhofar region, especially during the Khareef season, becomes a haven for migratory birds, offering bird watchers a chance to observe a wide variety of species in their natural environment.

Experience turtle watching at Ras Al Jinz, Oman. Join guided tours to witness nesting turtles and hatchlings while supporting vital marine conservation efforts.The Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve provides an unparalleled opportunity to witness the nesting and hatching of green turtles in their natural habitat.

Explore Oman’s Frankincense Trail in Dhofar. Visit Wadi Dawkah, Sumhuram, and Al Baleed to discover the rich history of the ancient incense trade.The Frankincense Trail in Dhofar offers a journey through the ancient landscapes of the frankincense trade, which once connected Oman to the world.

Discover the Omani Coffee Experience. Learn the art of qahwa, its rituals, and its role in Omani hospitality, culture, and community connection.The traditional Omani coffee experience, featuring qahwa served with dates and halwa, is a ritual of hospitality and social interaction.

Explore Omani cuisine through dishes like shuwa, majboos, and halwa. Discover Oman’s culinary traditions, hospitality, and cultural heritage.Omani cuisine, with its rich flavors and diverse influences, reflects the country's long history of trade and cultural exchange.

Explore Muscat’s Mutrah Souq, Oman’s oldest market. Discover spices, silver, and handicrafts in a vibrant cultural hub rich with history and tradition.The vibrant atmosphere of Mutrah Souq, with its labyrinthine alleys and bustling stalls, offers a sensory journey through Oman's cultural heritage.

Discover traditional dhow building in Sur, Oman. Watch craftsmen shape wooden vessels by hand and explore the nation’s rich seafaring heritage.The coastal city of Sur, with its rich maritime history, is one of the few places where the traditional craft of dhow building is still practiced.

Relax in Nakhal’s Ain Al Thawarah hot springs. Discover Oman’s natural spa surrounded by mountains, palm groves, and centuries of cultural heritage.The hot springs in Nakhal offer a natural retreat, where visitors can unwind in the warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by lush palm groves and dramatic mountain scenery.

Enjoy a sunset dhow cruise in Oman. Sail traditional wooden boats along Muscat’s coast, admire the golden horizon, and feel the magic of Arabian waters.A dhow cruise at sunset offers a peaceful and picturesque way to experience Oman's coastal beauty.

Experience Oman’s luxury resorts and spas. Relax with traditional treatments, stunning views, and world-class hospitality inspired by Omani culture.Oman's luxury resorts, such as The Chedi Muscat and the Al Bustan Palace, offer sanctuaries of relaxation and rejuvenation.

Experience kite surfing on Masirah Island, Oman. Ride strong winds, clear waters, and pristine beaches in one of the Middle East’s top kite destinations.With its strong winds and favorable waves, Masirah Island is quickly becoming a hotspot for kite surfing.

Climb Oman’s Via Ferrata at Jebel Shams. Experience thrilling mountain routes, breathtaking canyon views, and guided adventure in the country’s highest peak.The via ferrata route on Jebel Shams provides an adrenaline-pumping adventure, allowing participants to safely climb and traverse the mountain's cliffs while securely attached to a steel cable.

Dive or snorkel in Oman’s waters. Explore Daymaniyat Islands and Musandam reefs filled with turtles, coral, and marine life in the Arabian Sea.Oman's coastline, with its clear waters and vibrant coral reefs, offers some of the best diving and snorkeling in the Arabian Peninsula.

Trek through Jebel Akhdar’s terraces and villages. Discover rose gardens, panoramic views, and Omani mountain heritage in the heart of the Al Hajar range.Jebel Akhdar, meaning "Green Mountain," is renowned for its terraced gardens, traditional villages, and breathtaking vistas.

Discover Salalah’s beaches, from Mughsail’s blowholes to Al Fazayah’s hidden coves. Enjoy Oman’s lush southern coast and the beauty of the Khareef season.During the Khareef season, Salalah is transformed into a verdant oasis, with its beaches becoming a focal point for relaxation and natural beauty.

Explore Jebel Shams, Oman’s highest peak. Hike the Balcony Walk, camp under stars, and witness the stunning views of the Arabian Grand Canyon.As Oman's highest peak, Jebel Shams offers breathtaking views of Wadi Ghul, often referred to as Oman's Grand Canyon.

Explore Wadi Shab’s hidden pools and Bimmah Sinkhole’s crystal waters. Hike, swim, and discover Oman’s most beautiful natural landscapes on this adventure.The journey through Wadi Shab is one of discovery, revealing hidden waterfalls, secret caves, and turquoise pools set against a backdrop of rugged mountains and lush vegetation.

Explore Oman’s Wahiba Sands. Enjoy dune bashing, camel rides, and starry desert nights while discovering Bedouin culture and the beauty of the dunes.The Wahiba Sands offer an authentic desert experience, with their vast dunes stretching as far as the eye can see.

Explore Al Jabreen Castle near Bahla, Oman. Admire its painted ceilings, wood carvings, and Islamic artistry reflecting Oman’s cultural golden age.Located near Bahla, Al Jabreen Castle is a jewel of Omani architecture and artistry from the 17th century.

Explore Bahla Fort, Oman’s UNESCO World Heritage site. Discover its mud-brick walls, Islamic design, and the legacy of ancient Omani civilization.As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Bahla Fort is a cornerstone of Omani medieval architecture and history.

Visit Nizwa Fort, Oman’s 17th-century landmark. Explore its towers, exhibits, and stunning views while discovering the city’s rich cultural legacy.The historic Nizwa Fort, with its massive central tower and imposing defensive walls, stands as a testament to Oman's strategic ingenuity and architectural acumen.

Visit the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat. Explore its vast prayer hall, crystal chandelier, Persian carpet, and stunning Islamic architecture.This grand edifice not only stands as a monumental piece of Islamic architecture but also as a beacon of Omani culture and spirituality.