Should you’re on the lookout for a one week Oman itinerary filled with heritage, locations of excellent pure magnificence, bustling cities and iconic sights then this seven day journey has all of it. I’ll even share methods to flip it into a ten day Oman street journey should you’ve received longer to discover.
I can assure by the tip of both itinerary you’ll have a larger understanding of this unbelievable nation and have your eyes opened to only how far more there’s to see.
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Our 7 day Oman street journey
We set out on this street journey after two months of residing in Oman. We needed to get to know our adopted dwelling higher and see a number of the unbelievable locations we’d been listening to about from different households.
However we additionally had a number of essential standards when planning our street journey. It needed to be baby and dog-friendly.
In case you are visiting in Oman with youngsters or you’re expats on the lookout for an Oman vacation that can even fit your pet then I believe you’ll discover our street journey itinerary and ideas useful.
Equally, if you’re a pair visiting Oman for journey there’s a lot right here for you too.
Learn on to search out out the place we visited and the place we stayed every day, in addition to some basic ideas for benefiting from your vacation in Oman.
Straightforward Oman itinerary overview – what you’ll see
We spent seven days doing a floor journey out of Muscat to cowl a number of the must-see sights within the north of Oman.
Included on this straightforward itinerary are:
- wild tenting on the base of Jebel Shams within the Hajar Mountain vary
- swimming within the swimming pools at Wadi Damm
- exploring the hillside village of Misfat al Abriyeen, additionally spelt Misfah al Abriyyin
- scaling Nizwa Fort and procuring within the Souk
- climbing the dunes of Wahiba Sands Desert
- experiencing the new spring water at Wadi Bani Khalid
- and visiting the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat.
In whole we lined 862km / 536 miles in our 4×4.
The identical route can be doable in a two wheel drive, aside from a bit between Wadi Damm and Nizwa the place our nav system took us up an unmade mountain street.
For peace of thoughts we’d suggest hiring a 4×4* for Oman street journeys.
We had initially deliberate to be away for 10 days however determined to go again to Muscat early for a relaxed weekend at dwelling.
Should you fancy some additional days exploring I’ll share under how one can prolong you journey together with a advised route.
One week Oman itinerary
Seven days is the best time to spend in Oman if you’re working round shorter faculty holidays like October half time period and February half time period.
These are additionally extra comfy occasions to go to Oman as they’re exterior the scorchingly scorching summer season season.
In fact, if you’re not tied to high school holidays then the perfect time to go to Oman remains to be within the winter for the Northern Hemisphere. The best months are from the tip of October to starting of April.
We took our street journey in February half time period when temperatures ranged between 18°C at night time and 28°C within the day.
It’s doable to do that street journey route clockwise or anti-clockwise. We determined to go clockwise and get the longest drive out of the way in which first.
Day 1: wild tenting within the foothills of Jebel Shams
From the city sprawl of Muscat, with a low rise appeal that units it other than the neighbouring UAE, we travelled up into the Hajar Mountain vary.
You hardly discover that the roads climb slowly by the foothills, passing by rocky landscapes dotted with white-washed villas, elaborately embellished mosques and rows of small retailers, typically providing the identical services and products as these subsequent to them.
Setting what you are promoting other than opponents doesn’t appear to be a factor right here in Oman!
After two and a half hours we took a proper off Route 21 signal posted Wadi al Ain and Amla. Half an hour on we handed Al Ayn, which is a well-liked spot to cease and see beehive fashion tombs.
We noticed these from the street however continued on to Wadi Damm on the opposite aspect of Al Matabbah village admiring the zig-zig sedimentary layering of the mountains.
The intention for our first night time was to discover a tenting spot from which we may discover the wadi early the next day.
Tenting at Wadi Damm
We drove previous the doorway to the wadi and alongside the off street monitor on the prime of the valley rim to the tenting house marked on Google maps.
Nevertheless, once we received there, not lengthy after 4.30pm, it was already stuffed with 4×4 motorhomes.
We determined to proceed additional up the rim, alongside an unmade street, and located another tenting spot with probably the most unbelievable view.
We have been handled to a sundown of burnt orange, pinks and purples between mountains.
There was additionally a heat breeze that whipped away any hungry mosquitos whereas bringing a low rumble of singing from the Wadi Damm campsite under.
A far as first vacation nights go, this one was fairly particular.
Right here’s the spot the place we camped with views down the valley in direction of Al Matabbah and the foothills of Jebel Shams behind us:
Should you intention for a similar spot as us you’ll want a 4×4 to achieve it alongside the unmade mountain street between Al Matabbah and the village of Misfah (to not be confused with Misfat al Abriyeen that I discussed later on this Oman itinerary).
Additionally remember that the tenting floor could be very rocky. We moved a number of of the bigger stones out of the way in which for our tent however even then it was probably the most uncomfortable sleep of our entire journey.
The fantastic thing about the sundown, darkish skies and dawn greater than made up for our gentle discomfort.
Day 2: Wadi Damm swimming pools and tenting
After our night time beneath the celebrities we packed up and took a brief drive again down the valley previous the primary Wadi Damm tenting space to the doorway of Wadi Damm itself.
We’d discounted it with no look the afternoon earlier than as a result of we thought it is perhaps busy. It was a protracted weekend and we’ve received used to simply accessible tenting spots filling up quick.
It turns on the market was just one household tenting there in a single day. We chatted to them they usually stated it had been actually good so we determined to make this our second wild tenting spot of the journey.
However first we headed into Wadi Damm.
Wadi Damm hike and swimming pools
Should you’re into geology this place is particular. Whereas we have been there a staff of geology college students arrived to discover. They’d come all the way in which from Germany.
There have been additionally superb petroglyphs – historic paintings – scratched into the rock of the wadi partitions.
We spent six hours slowly strolling to the primary wadi swimming pools and waterfalls, swimming in different magnificent lagoons and lunching in a cave on the way in which.
We may have gone faster however did some back-tracking to search out the perfect route for the children and canine. We’ve additionally discovered it’s finest to take wadis slowly due to the warmth and terrain.
This isn’t the best of wadis to go to and requires scrambling over rocks and navigating excessive paths if you wish to keep away from climbing ropes up a waterfall within the decrease swimming pools.
Should you go to with anybody with low mobility the primary set of swimming pools is the perfect place to cease.
Should you do make it to the primary swimming pools they’re like one thing out of a film.
Water cascades over fern lined boulders to create heat showers that circulate into turquoise lagoons.
The place to remain at Wadi Damm
We opted to wild camp at Wadi Damm as this put us in a great place to begin exploring early within the day.
Our first tenting spot, which I’ve talked about above, had the perfect views however was additionally fairly uncovered.
Our second night time was far more sheltered and cozy with valley partitions on both aspect. If we have been to camp right here once more I believe we’d go straight for the wadi automotive park. It’s additionally the perfect spot for anybody doing this street journey in a two-wheel drive automobile.
The tenting space on the rim of the wadi was finest for 4×4 motorhomes because the street was accessible for RVs with off-road functionality. Nevertheless, we don’t assume it had the perfect views because it was decrease down the valley.
If wild tenting will not be in your agenda then there are some various lodging choices an hour to the West in Ibri.
This three-bedroom villa* comes highlighly really useful for households with a pool and loads of house.
Should you’d favor a lodge, the three star Royal Vista Resort* is within the centre of Ibri with a number of locations to eat shut by.
Day 3: Misfat al Abriyeen and arriving in Nizwa
The subsequent a part of our Oman street journey took us on the heritage path to see the sights of the traditional buying and selling hub of Nizwa.
However with a number of hours earlier than we may verify into our lodging we determined to cease someplace on the way in which.
We drove across the base of Jebel Shams, throughout the plateau at Al Hamra and up once more to a unprecedented village on Misfat al Abriyeen within the Hajar Mountains.
A word on our route: we use Waze for navigation in Oman because it tends to be extra up-to-date than Google Maps. Nevertheless, between Al Matabbah and Al Mahaffah it despatched us on an unmade mountain street which might be unsuitable for two-wheel drive autos.
In case you are following our street journey itinerary and wish to keep away from this take the lengthy technique to Misfat al Abriyee by way of freeway 21.
Our route throughout the mountain move took and hour and a half. The route on smoother roads is about double the gap purchase solely 20 to half-hour longer.
The village of Misfat al Abriyeen
Like could locations which have had their Arabic names translated into the Latin alphabet, Misfat al Abriyeen can also be spelt Misfah al Abriyyin. You would possibly spot both spelling on street indicators however all of them level to the identical unbelievable place.
The older half is manufactured from mud and rock homes, lots of that are nonetheless inhabited though there are a number of deserted dwellings which add to the appeal.
It’s one in all these locations that seems untouched by time other than the freshly printed indicators on the prime pointing you in direction of locations for meals, drinks and free wifi.
Additional down the slopes are small accommodations and plantations of fruit timber fed by a gushing falaj.
Amazingly we noticed a number of tiny fish zipping round in one of many calmer sections as if it was a goldfish bowl. The place on earth had they arrive from?
Facilites in Misfat al Abriyeen
Our ladies have been fairly drained after two nights of untamed tenting and our wadi journey the day earlier than so that they have been quickly flagging within the noon warmth.
It was the promise of a smoothie that received them again up the maze of steps and passages to the Halwa Espresso cafe on the very prime of the Hissen Al-Misfah Resort*.
This has unbelievable views over the village, valley and throughout to the fashionable Misfat. And, most significantly, frappes to placate probably the most scorching and bothered of explorers.
The workers additionally kindly allowed us to deliver our canine up so we may all chill for a bit.
Parking for Misfat al Abriyeen is on the street on the entrance to the outdated village or there’s a carpark. You’ll drive previous this on the left a brief means earlier than reaching the on-street parking. There are bathrooms on the entrance to the village.
After a few hours of exploring we hit the street once more for the one hour drive to Nizwa the place we checked into our lodging for the following two nights.
The place to remain in Nizwa
There’s loads of selection of accommodations in Nizwa* however as we have been travelling with our canine we determined to go for a self-catering villa.
Valley Cliff Inn* is what got here up prime in our search.
And what a gem!
One of the simplest ways to explain it’s a non-public compound with two villas – one bungalow and one home. Every of the seven rooms is rented individually.
There are giant shared gardens with a summer season home with roof terrance, youngsters’s play space, livestock and two swimming swimming pools (not heated).
All of the rooms are ensuite and lockable, and you’ve got shared use of a kitchen, laundry room and residing rooms.
We have been the one company staying so had the three bed room villa to ourselves. It was the proper place to calm down after a busy begin to our street journey.
Valley Cliff Inn can also be in an amazing location for exploring Nizwa. It’s simply 1km from the fort and souks.
Day 4: Nizwa Fort and souks
Recent from our comfy beds and scorching showers we received up early to discover the primary sights of Nizwa – the fort and souks.
We’d have walked the simple 1,000m there if we’d been within the UK. However understanding that we’d be schlepping again within the warmth of noon we opted to take the automotive.
Parking on a Monday was not an issue. It might need been tougher on a Friday, which is when Nizwa Goat Market takes place. It is a vacationer attraction in itself and lots of people time their visits to coincide with it.
Should you’d wish to see the market your self it takes place from 7am and is all however carried out by 9am.
Nizwa Fort
Nizwa is one in all Oman’s oldest cities and was as soon as its capital. So it’s no shock to search out a lot a powerful fort at its centre.
It was constructed within the seventeenth Century to defend this essential hub for commerce, tradition and studying, and will put up fairly a combat in opposition to enemies of the ruling Imam Sultan bin Mentioned bin Malik Al-Yarubi.
Should you had determined to assault this fort 4 centuries in the past you’d have been greeted with boiling scorching date juice being poured in your head adopted by a protracted drop down one in all a number of man traps.
That’s to not point out canon and musket hearth from the 2m thick and 34m excessive partitions.
It was the considered these grotesque endings that put an additional skip within the step of my ladies as we entered Nizwa Fort on day 4 of our Oman street journey.
There was a lot play performing as we climbed the zig-zag staircase as much as the ramparts for 360 diploma views of town and Hajar Mountains.
Again down within the citadel under we explored a maze of rooms together with the Imam’s lodging with secret passages onto the streets of Nizwa, espresso making rooms and a jail.
There was additionally a big walled backyard with crops, goats, oryx and a camel.
Nizwa Souks
We nonetheless spent two hours within the fort earlier than taking a sluggish wander across the souks exterior.
Right here you should purchase every part from memento magnets to conventional silver khanjar daggers and trays of Oman’s jelly-like candy, halwa.
You’ll discover probably the most touristy retailers straight exterior the fort. Cross the street into the meals souk and there’s merchants utilized by locals in addition to a big antiques souk upstairs.
By lunchtime we have been hankering for some down time so headed again to Valley Cliff Inn for a calming afternoon by the pool earlier than the following stage of our Oman street journey: the desert!
Day 5: Wahiba Sands Desert
Oman’s Wahiba Sands desert is simply over two hours South East from Nizwa, so can be a simple day journey should you used Nizwa as your base.
However we have been persevering with our street journey and had booked a desert camp for the following two nights.
In hindsight, one night time would have been sufficient. However having stated that, staying within the desert and watching the solar sink down into silky ochre dunes was a magical expertise.
It was a street journey spotlight for all of us.
About Wahiba Sands
Wahiba Sands might be simply noticed from house as a result of its 200km lengthy and 100km large dunes run in traces from North to South. It’s inhabited by 3,000 Bedouins, however there’s no everlasting settlements when you’ve pushed greater than 10 minutes into the desert from Bidiyah.
It was the remoteness of the desert and our lack of expertise on this terrain that introduced us to the choice to ebook a camp* reasonably than strive wild tenting.
We additionally had the choice to strive using camel and dune bashing excursions however determined to not as we’ve a lot extra time to expertise these items whereas residing in Oman.
You don’t have to remain at a desert camp to ebook these excursions in Wahiba Sands. They’re additionally accessible as day journeys from Muscat.
The place to remain in Wahiba Sands
We booked Desert Retreat Camp* because it was the furthest dog-friendly camp into Wahiba Sands. We needed starry skies and large dunes, and it delivered on each.
Desert Retreat Camp is among the bigger camps with an oval of 14 conventional goat hair tents, every with a non-public open roof toilet. However on our first night time we have been the one individuals there.
The proprietor guided us into the desert from his workplace in Al’Wasil – a 20 minute drive – and defined over espresso and dates that in 2023 bookings continued to be down because the pandemic. The truth is solely 15% of his regular commerce had returned.
Much more purpose to ebook a visit to Oman now!
We settled into our tents – we needed to ebook two as there was no household possibility – after which headed up the dune simply behind us to look at the solar set.
The hike was greater than a problem than we’d anticipated however the view was magnificent. The desert actually is as dreamy because it appears to be like within the photos.
Meals and hospitality
That night we ate a conventional dinner of soup, curry, dhal, rice, barbecued rooster and salad, adopted by a dice of halwa and tea.
The meals was wonderful and the Indian workers have been beautiful, though fairly cautious of our four-legged good friend.
The camp lacked a number of the conventional Omani hospitality that we’d heard is frequent at different desert camps. However if you’re on the lookout for someplace to stick with a big group of buddies you then’d be capable to deliver your personal ambiance.
Extra locations to remain
There are in fact a number of different Wahiba Sands desert camps and lodging* starting from accommodations to trendy glamping resorts. It received’t be exhausting to at least one that works for you.
Day 6: Wadi Bani Khalid
As we had our canine with us we determined to not spend the day within the desert and headed someplace a bit cooler.
It’s the most accessible and probably the most business wadi we’ve visited thus far. There’s bathrooms (pay 400 baisa to pee) and a cellular cafe within the automotive park and a restaurant beside the primary giant pool.
After we arrived at 9.40am there have been a number of rent vehicles within the giant automotive park. Quickly afterwards the guided excursions began to reach. And by noon, once we left, there have been individuals queuing as much as bounce in our packing house.
It was a little bit of a shock to our system after visiting a lot quieter wadis however we nonetheless loved Wadi Bani Khalid.
Mr Tin Field and our ladies swam up and down the size of the wadi whereas I walked alongside with our canine. I’d already counted myself out of a refreshing dip after leaving half my swimming wear within the desert!
Muqal Cave
The slender entrance to Muqal Cave provides technique to small after which bigger chambers the place bats dangle from the honeycomb roof.
As we moved deeper we have been hit by partitions of scorching air and the speeding noise of water additional in. This scorching spring feeds the swimming pools of the wadi making them deliciously heat.
We scrambled about 100m into the cave earlier than returning to the floor the place I kicked myself once more for forgetting my rash vest. It was like stepping out of a sauna.
After we received again to the primary amenities of the wadi issues have been getting busy so we determined to seize lunch elsewhere. This restaurant again down within the city was nice worth.
Wadi Bani Khalid didn’t have the identical secluded appeal of Wadi Damm from earlier in our journey, nevertheless it was positively price a go to.
Right here’s the place to search out it:
After our morning on the wadi we returned to Wahiba Sands for our last desert sundown earlier than one other scrumptious meal and night time beneath canvas.
Day 7: return to Muscat and Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
By morning seven our minds have been buzzing with every part we’d skilled – the mountains, wadis Nizwa and the desert. So we reduce brief what we’d initially deliberate to be a ten day Oman itinerary and headed dwelling.
Should you take the freeway 23, Muscat is simply over two hours North from Wahiba Sands.
However our journey wasn’t fairly over but. We accomplished our week by visiting one in all Muscat’s most well-known sights.
Visiting Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
It’s a murals that took six years to construct stating in 1996. When it opened in 2001 is boasted the most important handmade carpet on the planet and the most important chandelier.
The UAE has now snatched each titles, however this under no circumstances diminishes the awe-inspiring spectacle as you enter the primary prayer room.
The chandelier must be seen to be believed – it’s 8m in diameter, 14m excessive, and is embellished with 600,000 Swarovski crystals and 1,122 mild bulbs.
Guides on the mosque
We employed a information contained in the mosque to get the complete story. He was stuffed with information, able to reply questions and enthusiastic to take our image in all the favored vantage factors.
After our tour we visited the Islamic Centre the place we have been supplied water, espresso and dates whereas studying about Islam.
Whether or not you spend time in Muscat originally or finish our your Oman street journey you have to see the Grand Mosque. There’s no cost to enter – you don’t have to get a information – and if they’ve time the volunteers within the Islamic Centre can take you on a tour free of charge.
Suggestions for visiting the Grand Mosque
Right here’s a number of ideas for visiting:
- Women and men have to put on clothes that absolutely covers legs and arms. Girls should additionally cowl their hair, so deliver a shawl
- Should you do arrive in garments that don’t meet these necessities you possibly can rent an abaya on the store on the entrance
- You may go searching between 8am and 11am Saturday to Thursday. Permit a minimum of an hour and a half
- Consuming, ingesting and utilizing telephones will not be permitted within the prayer halls (though you possibly can take smartphone photos)
- Put on footwear which can be straightforward to take away. You’ll have to take them off to enter the prayer halls.
The place to remain in Muscat
There’s loads of choices for locations to remain in Muscat* together with Worldwide accommodations, visitor homes and self-catering residences.
If you wish to add a snorkelling or a wildlife recognizing boat journey to your vacation in Oman then we’d suggest staying someplace just like the seaside entrance Kempinski* in Al Mouj marina, the place there’s additionally a number of trendy eating places and cafes.
How one can make this a ten day Oman itinerary
We had initially deliberate so as to add one other couple of days to our Oman street journey itinerary, heading out to the coast from Wahiba Sands after which following the street north to Muscat.
However the lure a number of days on the brink of return to work and faculty was too tempting. Particularly, as expats, we’ve rather a lot longer than per week to discover Oman.
However it might be very straightforward to show this seven day itinerary into a ten day street journey.
Extra locations so as to add to your Oman street journey
Under are my strategies for locations to cease over three or extra additional days on the street in Oman. We haven’t visited all of them but, however hope to quickly.
See the turtles at Ras Al Jinz
Two and a half hours East of Wadi Bani Khalid is the Ras Al Jinz nature reserve on the Gulf of Oman. This is among the World’s largest nesting websites for Inexperienced Turtles and a should for nature-lovers.
The primary hatching season is from Could to September however it’s doable to see child turtles within the cooler months too.
We’re but to go to nevertheless it’s very a lot on our Oman bucket checklist.
It’s doable to keep in Ras Al Jinz* nature reserve otherwise you would possibly wish to use close by Sur as your base.
Uncover the Oman’s maritime heritage in Sur
Lower than an hour north of Ras Al Jinz is the historic maritime metropolis of Sur. It was as soon as an essential buying and selling port and web site for ship constructing.
At present you possibly can go to the Maritime Museum, stroll alongside the picturesque corniche and see the lighthouse.
Right here’s the place to remain in Sur*.
Discover Wadi Tiwi
Beneath an hour North of Sur is the doorway to Wadi Tiwi – a surprising 36km canyon that stretches out to the Gulf of Oman.
We visited Wadi Tiwi in our first month in Oman and had probably the most unbelievable day – fantastic and a contact exterior our consolation zones.
It’s peppered with inexperienced plantations that break up the rocky panorama and towering cliffs.
There’s a cement street that you may comply with 10km into the wadi to Mabim Village. That is the place from which to descend into the canyon for probably the most stunning swimming pools and waterfalls.
We used native guides to assist us attain these because it’s not straight ahead. I’ve written all about visiting Wadi Tiwi with our youngsters and canine, so do verify this out should you determine so as to add this to your Oman street journey itinerary.
Go to Wadi Shab
That is probably the most well-known wadi on the street from Muscat to Sur and is one other place on our bucket checklist.
You park on the South aspect of the wadi entrance and take a ship throughout to a path by the canyon. There are three units of swimming pools to see and it’s important to swim to achieve all of them, so come ready to hike and get moist.
Wadi Shab is 10 minutes North of the doorway to Wadi Tiwi on Freeway 17, so it’s doable to go to Tiwi and Shab in someday. Nevertheless, you’ll need an early begin to match them each in.
Wild tenting is in style alongside the coast street. Widespread spots embody Fins Seashore and White Sand Seashore. You’ll want 4×4 to entry each. Anticipate them to be busy with picnicking and tenting households on the weekends.
Tiwi Dawn Inn* is a seaside entrance possibility for non-campers.
Dip in Bimmah Sinkhole
Should you don’t fancy the problem of Wadi Tiwi and Shab, however nonetheless wish to go to a pure magnificence spot on the street again to Muscat, Bimmah Sinkhole is a simple cease off.
It’s simply off Freeway 17 between Bimma and Dibab and has picnic tables, bathrooms and a play park for kids. This isn’t a full or perhaps a half day expertise. We’ve been informed you want not more than an hour to expertise the sinkhole.
Nevertheless, we haven’t stopped right here but as canines should not allowed.
After Bimmah you’re inside and hour and a half of Muscat and the tip of our really useful Oman itinerary.
10 day Oman itinerary route
Right here’s the route I’d counsel for visiting these additional must-visit locations in Oman:
What number of days do you want in Oman?
We’d suggest a minimum of seven days to profit from your vacation in Oman and expertise the number of unbelievable sights it has to supply.
You could possibly simply spend 10 days or two weeks following the street journey route we’ve advised from Muscat.
And there’s nonetheless much more to expertise just like the sub tropical local weather of Salalah within the South of Oman, the balcony stroll on Jebel Shams and snorkelling in Daymaniyat Islands.
These are all issues we plan to do whereas residing in Oman.
What’s the finest month to go to Oman?
If you wish to keep away from Oman’s scorchingly scorching months, when even the Omanis change to an indoor way of life, go to between the tip of October and starting of April.
April is when the temperatures begin to edge into the much less comfy early 30℃s peaking within the early 40℃s by June. They don’t drop again down under 30℃ till the tip of October.
A month you would possibly wish to keep away from, significantly should you plan to spend time exploring in style points of interest, is Ramadan.
Oman is a Muslim nation the place consuming and ingesting (even water) in daylight will not be allowed throughout the holy month.
In case you are not Muslim it’s acceptable to eat and drink in non-public lodging and worldwide accommodations, however this could make sightseeing a little bit tough, particularly if the climate is scorching and it’s worthwhile to keep hydrated.
Discover out when Ramadan is because of occur.
Is it costly to journey in Oman?
The associated fee if journey in Oman will not be easy.
Street journey gas
As an oil producing nation gas could be very low-cost in comparison with what guests from the UK and Europe are used to.
We refuelled 5 occasions throughout our street journey, which value about £150.
Consuming out and alcohol in Oman
We’ve got additionally discovered consuming out at native eating places to be cheaper or akin to the UK.
Motels and chain eating places are typically costlier and alcohol could be very costly. Anticipate to spend £8 to £10 for a 33ml bottle of lager the place it’s accessible.
Lodging costs
Relying on the kind of lodging you ebook you possibly can nonetheless get a great deal right here.
Our two rooms for 2 nights on the villa in Nizwa labored out at £250 in whole. Whereas our two nights half board in primary glamping lodging in Wahiba sands value £500.
Wild tenting is free and might be carried out anyplace that isn’t nearby of homes or proper beside a street. This implies you actually need a 4×4, which prices extra to rent than a two wheel drive automobile.
Verify automotive rent costs*
Flights to Oman
One of many greatest prices of any vacation to Oman, particularly if you’re coming from the UK, goes to be your flights.
Oman Air fly direct from London Heathrow and there are one cease flights from a number of regional airports within the UK.
The oblique flights by way of Frankfurt and different Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations are typically cheaper, however these take rather a lot longer so it’s worthwhile to weigh up the financial savings verses the time you will have.
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