Wahiba Wilderness (550 km)

The Wahiba Sands, a vast mass of undulating sand dunes rising up to 200 meters, en route visit Ibra and Wadi Bani Khalid.

Natinah Bash (340 km)

A full day tour along the northern Batinah coast. The first stop is the Seeb Fish Souq. Drive through the date palms to the sparkling springs and Fort at Nakhl. Enjoy a picnic lunch and swim at Nakhl. Visit the beautiful Wakan Village famous for its terrace farming. The next stop is Wadi Abhyad.

Wadi Arbayeen (340 km)

This tour offers many interesting contrasts. Set off for the fishing town of Quriyat, through the stark mountain terrain. Drive through this fishing village visiting the 400 year old Quriyat Fort before heading for the Fish souk where a variety of fish is traded for local consumption as well as export. There is a good chance of spotting Flamingos and Eagles at an inland stream. From here we follow the coast before starting an adventurous route cutting through the mountains. At the end of the drive Wadi Arbayeen awaits, with its deep pools of water set among the date palms. Enjoy a picnic lunch here. Drive back via Wadi Mazara. (It is advisable to wear light comfortable clothing and walking shoes).

Al Hoota Caves (350 km)

The highlight of this trip is a visit to the latest attraction in the Nizwa region, the Al Hoota caves, where one gets a chance to view stalactites and stalagmites, as well as an underground lake. The show-cave can only be reached by visitors in an electrical train that runs through a tunnel alongside the main entrance. The cave is equipped with pathways and special lighting system. Guided tours provide explanations and are customized according to visitor’s expectations. (Except Mondays) On to the Nizwa Round Tower Fort, built in the 17th century, and the Souq renowned for its’ Friday animal auction, intricately hand-carved “Khanjars” (daggers) and ornamental silver jewellery. En route to Muscat, visit the pretty village of Birkat Al Mauz situated at the foothills of Jebel Akhdar (Green Mountains). Enjoy a walk through its oasis and dense date plantations.

Oman’s Grand Canyon (560 km)

Drive to the foothills of the Jebel Akhdar mountain range. The first stop is at the Nizwa Souq, known for its antiques and silver jewellery, and a brief photo stop at the Round Tower Fort. On to Wadi Nakher, located in the depth of a canyon. Visit Misfah, a pretty mountain village with stone dwellings still in existence. While heading for Jebel Shams stop at the terrace farming village of Wadi Ghul. In the Jebel Akhdar range, Jebel Shams the highest peak offers a spectacular view.

Majestic Mountains (400 km)

The first stop is the 300 year old fort, Bait Na’aman. It’s a beautiful country house, which has been restored and furnished. At this fort, one can witness the traditions of the Imam and his family. The castle has been reinstated with all the time-honoured artefacts such as Khanjars, artillery, jewellery and pottery. Proceed to Al Awabi and take the turn off to Wadi Bani Auf. This is a unique drive through the sedimentary mountains. For those inclined to, there is a wonderful canyon to explore, on foot. The route through the mountains is dramatic! Bilad Sayt is one of Oman’s most quaint villages with an old world appeal. Explore this tranquil village on foot, with its patchwork of terrace farming and traditional houses laid out against the rocky slopes. An ideal spot for a picnic lunch! After the visit to the village, proceed to the Snake Gorge, where one can enjoy a short stroll (weather permitting). Proceed to Wadi Sahtan where one can meet the beekeepers. View the beautifully carved door at the Al Hazm Fort before returning to Muscat. (Picnic lunch included).

Dolphin Watching

Watching wild dolphins is a thrilling way to start the day and the lucky may even come across one of the many species of whales that can be found just a few kilometers from Muscat’s rugged coast. Not every trip guarantees a sighting, but you are sure to enjoy a trip out to sea and enhance your knowledge of nature’s most fascinating marine mammals. (Refreshments included).

Snorkeling at Bandar Khiran

Catch the wonders of life underwater in Oman’s pristine waters. Bandar Khiran is 20 kilometres from Muscat, and is a sanctuary to a wide variety of fish and coral. (Refreshments included).

A Day at the Damaniyat Islands

Enjoy a day swimming and snorkeling off the Islands which offer protection to migratory birds as well as several species of whale, dolphin and turtles.

The Islands can be approached either by car, 90 kms and then a boat from Mussanah, or by boat from Muscat, a 3 hours round trip)

A minimum of 4 people are required for this day tour, please enquire for further details.

Deep Sea Fishing

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Bird Watching Experience

Please enquire for further details for a half or full day tour with a private guide in Muscat.