Eco-Tourism and Sustainability in Oman (7 Days)

Day 1-2: Muscat to Jabal Akhdar

• Start your journey with a drive to Jabal Akhdar, part of the Al Hajar Mountains, known for its terrace farming and sustainable agriculture practices.
• Stay at an eco-friendly resort, such as the Alila Jabal Akhdar, which emphasizes sustainability and conservation.

Day 3: Wadi Ghul and Wadi Nakhr

• Visit Wadi Ghul, known as Oman’s Grand Canyon, and explore the surrounding area, which offers trails with breathtaking views and opportunities to learn about local flora and fauna.
• Continue to Wadi Nakhr to see traditional rural life and sustainable agricultural practices.

Day 4: Wahiba Sands

• Travel to Wahiba Sands and stay in a desert camp that practices sustainability, offering insights into the Bedouin way of life and how they adapt to the desert environment.
• Learn about conservation efforts to preserve the desert ecosystem.

Day 5: Ras Al Jinz

• Visit the Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve, which plays a significant role in the conservation of sea turtles. Participate in a guided night tour to see turtles nesting on the beach, a prime example of responsible wildlife tourism.

Day 6-7: Musandam Peninsula

• Head to the Musandam Peninsula, known for its fjord-like khors, for a unique eco-tourism experience. Stay in an eco-friendly resort or take a dhow cruise to explore the area’s marine biodiversity, with opportunities for snorkeling and dolphin watching.
• Participate in a beach cleanup or other community-based conservation project, learning about efforts to protect this unique marine environment.

Return to Muscat

• Spend your final day in Muscat, reflecting on the diverse and sustainable experiences Oman offers.