Breakfast at Hotel. Muscat means "hidden harbor" in Omani, a fascinating capital city nestled around the sea that bathes and protects it. The city tour begins with the beautiful Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: women must wear long dresses and veils, while men must wear long sleeves and trousers. The building is spectacular and leaves an indelible impression. We then pass through the Ministries area to the Al Alam Palace, the official residence of the Sultan, beloved throughout the country, and the Mirani and Jelali Forts for a photo stop. Visit the Bait Al Zubair Museum before arriving in Mutrah, home to a charming souk, brimming with atmosphere and shopping temptations. late afternoon: An hour before sunset, you board a dhow, the traditional wooden Arabian sailing vessel. In ancient times, they navigated solely by the skill of the helmsman and the characteristic triangular lateen sail that allowed them to sail against the wind. Today, they are powered by motors to allow navigation even when there's no breeze in the bay. A couple of hours' cruise lets you watch the sun disappear behind the mountains and illuminate the Portuguese castles and the Sultan's Palace in red. Dates, khawa, a traditional Omani coffee, water, and soft drinks are served on board.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at Hotel. Todya, we will drive to sur enroute visit Bimah Sinkhole, a large crater with emerald waters that, according to legend, was formed by a meteorite impact: a marvel to behold. This area is rich in wadis, small seasonal streams that fertilize an otherwise arid land. later visit Wadi Shab, where freshwater from the mountains merges with brackish water from the coast. Next is Wadi Tiwi, which flows to the sea through a system of narrow gorges carved into the mountain over thousands of years by erosion. Arrival in Sur and visit a dhow factory, the traditional wooden boats that have been used by the Omani people for centuries to travel the sea. A photo stop at the nearby Ajya lighthouse is included. After the visits, we reach the private camp set up at Khabba Cliff, where Kahwa, the delicious Omani coffee, is served. The cliff drops sheer to the sea, offering an enchanting view at sunset.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at Hotel. visit fishermen's beach of Ashkharah, & later visit Hammouda Mosque, the jewel of Jalan Bani Bu Ali. Its ancient and curious shape is evident: it features an unusual roof of 52 domes, one for each week of the year, but most importantly, it lacks a minaret, unlike some ancient mosques in Algeria's oases. Explore the traditioanl Falaj, ancient traditional irrigation systems still used today by Omani farmers. Learning about a people's cuisine is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in a country's culture, and a cooking class later drive to Wadi Bani Khalid, whose waters support a village and nearby date plantations. Time for a dip in the crystalline waters. The journey continues through the desert to the dunes of Sharqiya Sands (Wahiba), which can reach 100 meters in height and extend all the way to the Arabian Sea: they have been the home of the Bedouins for 7,000 years. later drive to camps in a 4x4. In the late afternoon, we take a drive into the desert to witness an unforgettable sunset: the dunes reflect the sunlight, making the colors even more vivid. The temperature begins to drop, so we have time to take some photos, then we reach tent accomodation, where we spend the night.

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Breakfast at Hotel. drive to Nizwa enroute visit Jabrin Castle, built in 1675 by order of Imam Sultan Bil'Arab. Its ceilings, decorated with frescoes and inscriptions, make it one of the most beautiful in Oman. A photo stop is made at Bahla Fort, a World Heritage Site, built between the 13th and 14th centuries, when the Bahla oasis prospered under the control of the Banu Nebhan tribe. Transfer to Nizwa at the end of the visits.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at Hotel. today, we will drive to Muscat enrotue visit Nizwa souk, where every Friday, in the shadow of the walls of the majestic Fort, hundreds of merchants haggle, buy, sell, shout, and sometimes even argue. You can find everything from food and handicrafts to beautiful Bedouin jewelry and khanjars, curved silver and gold daggers. The city is historically important, including from a religious perspective, with one of the oldest mosques in the world, dominated by a beautiful blue and gold dome. Continue to the village of Al Hamra, made of mud houses and home to the Bait Al Safah house-museum: during the visit, you'll learn about traditional Omani customs and traditions. Along the way, we stop at two other villages: Misfat Al Abreen to admire the ancient falajs up close, and Ghul to observe the Persian-era ruins next to the wadi. We arrive at Jabel Shams, the highest point in Oman. The summit is 3,000 meters, but the climb to 2,200 meters above sea level offers a breathtaking view of the canyon below. after visit , we will return to Muscat in the evening.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Breakfast at Hotel. At first light, around 8:00 a.m., we set off on a two-hour boat cruise off the coast of Muscat/ to observe dolphins leaping from the water in small groups. Although spring is the ideal season, dolphin sightings cannot be guaranteed. later visit Batinah coast, you'll reach the famous and lively Barkha fish market, where fishermen recently returned from sea display their catch of the day. Enjoy a pleasant stroll amidst the buzz of locals, immersed in the authenticity of a true Omani morning. Then, you'll reach the village of Nakhal to visit its splendid fort and the nearby Ain Thowara hot spring, nestled among date palm groves at the foot of the Hajar Mountains. Return to Muscat in the afternoon.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at Hotel later departure transfer from Hotel to Airport to board the flight for onward destination.

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