Point
of interest
- Muscat
Located in the northeast of Oman, Muscat is the capital and the largest city in the country, offering a rich blend of traditional and modern experiences, making it a must-stop for travellers. From the historical sites, and vibrant markets, to the stunning coastline, there’s something special for every visitor.
- A'Dakhiliya
2 hours from the capital, this region showcases the heart of Oman’s cultural and natural heritage. Jabal Akhdar’s breathtaking landscapes, Nizwa’s historic fort and bustling
souq, to the picturesque village of Misfat Al Abreen
- A'Sharqiyah South
Al Sharqiyah offers unique experiences, from the awe-inspiring Wahiba Sands in Biddiyah to the charming coastal town of Sur, marked as the Arab Tourism Capital in 2024. The Al Sharqiyah
region showcases Oman’s desert landscapes together with its vibrant coastal culture.
- A'Sharqiyah North
Al Sharqiyah offers unique experiences, from the awe-inspiring Wahiba Sands in Biddiyah to the charming coastal town of Sur, marked as the Arab Tourism Capital in 2024. The Al Sharqiyah
region showcases Oman’s desert landscapes together with its vibrant coastal culture.
- Dhofar
The beautiful Salalah is the 3rd largest city in Oman, located in the southern governorate of Dhofar. It is a year-round destination, boasting warm winters and cooler summers as the monsoon season known as
“Khareef” emerges, and paints the town green, offering picturesque scenes. Visitors can visit Salalah through a coastal road trip, or a 2-hour flight from Muscat.
- Musandam
The fjords and rugged coastline in Mussandam offer a distinct natural beauty that sets it apart from other regions. Khasab is an old city that has preserved its beauty for centuries, and now visitors can soar to
new heights with the longest zip line over water in the world, certified by Guinness World Records.
- Al Wusta
The beautiful Salalah is the 3rd largest city in Oman, located in the southern governorate of Dhofar. It is a year-round destination, boasting warm winters and cooler summers as the monsoon season known as
“Khareef” emerges, and paints the town green, offering picturesque scenes. Visitors can visit Salalah through a coastal road trip, or a 2-hour flight from Muscat.
- Al Batinah South
The beautiful Salalah is the 3rd largest city in Oman, located in the southern governorate of Dhofar. It is a year-round destination, boasting warm winters and cooler summers as the monsoon season known as
“Khareef” emerges, and paints the town green, offering picturesque scenes. Visitors can visit Salalah through a coastal road trip, or a 2-hour flight from Muscat.
- Al Batinah North
The beautiful Salalah is the 3rd largest city in Oman, located in the southern governorate of Dhofar. It is a year-round destination, boasting warm winters and cooler summers as the monsoon season known as
“Khareef” emerges, and paints the town green, offering picturesque scenes. Visitors can visit Salalah through a coastal road trip, or a 2-hour flight from Muscat.
- A'Dhahirah
The beautiful Salalah is the 3rd largest city in Oman, located in the southern governorate of Dhofar. It is a year-round destination, boasting warm winters and cooler summers as the monsoon season known as
“Khareef” emerges, and paints the town green, offering picturesque scenes. Visitors can visit Salalah through a coastal road trip, or a 2-hour flight from Muscat.
- Al Buraimi
The beautiful Salalah is the 3rd largest city in Oman, located in the southern governorate of Dhofar. It is a year-round destination, boasting warm winters and cooler summers as the monsoon season known as
“Khareef” emerges, and paints the town green, offering picturesque scenes. Visitors can visit Salalah through a coastal road trip, or a 2-hour flight from Muscat.