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“An untapped and alluring mix of friendly people and dramatic natural and cultural charms.”


108 Wonders of Oman


Highlights ■ Muscat ■ Grand Mosque ■ Souks ■ Desert ■ Islamic Architecture ■ Green Turtles ■ Meet Members of a Bedouin Tribe ■ 4x4 Dune Driving


Tour notes ● Departure dates – Tour departs every Friday (apart from June to


August when temperatures in the desert reach over 50º during the day)based on a minimum of 2 passengers travelling. ●


● Sightseeing – As detailed with local English speaking driver-guide.


Visa – The required Oman visa is not included in the tour price – details will be provided at the time of booking.


An undiscovered gem occupying the Eastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, the Sultanate of Oman is a land of stunning mountain landscapes and remote rugged coastlines that plunge dramatically into the azure water of the Arabian Sea. Perfect for combining culture and relaxation, its timeless vistas embrace colourful tradition and Bedouin nomads, imposing desert fortresses and friendly people.


Day 1: London – Muscat Depart Heathrow on Oman Air to Muscat.


Day 2: Muscat Arrive in Oman’s charming capital and one of the most enchanting cities on the Arabian Peninsula. Arrive at the Radisson Blu Hotel for 2 nights. (B)


Day 3: Muscat Enjoy sightseeing this morning including a visit to the Natural History Museum, which provides detailed coverage of Oman’s richly diverse Flora and Fauna; visit the Grand Mosque, one of Oman’s most ornate and dramatic structures with its towering minarets. Drive to the Al Alam Palace, the ceremonial residence of Sultan Qaboos built in 1972 visitors are not allowed inside


but the exterior is visually stunning, the building is flanked by the twin forts of Jalali and Mirani with fantastic views of the calm, turquoise waters below. Continue along the corniche waterfront to the Muttrah Souk one of the oldest souks (markets) in Oman and a fantastic opportunity to experience an integral part of Omani life. (B)


Day 4: Muscat – Nizwa Travel to Nizwa, one of Oman’s ancient capitals for centuries, and an important centre of religious and cultural significance – certainly one of Oman’s most captivating attractions. Visit the Nizwa Fort, hailed as a monument of Omani architectural ingenuity. Travel to Jabrin, en-route visiting the immense Bahla Fort. Also


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