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Asia, Egypt & Europe


Embark on this unforgettable Arabian adventure and immerse yourself in the fascinating diversity and authentic highlights of this incredible region. There are chances to marvel at magnificent forts, experience unique Bedouin culture, go ‘dune bashing’ and admire picturesque fjords in Oman; browse the wares of the Souq Waqif in Doha; and discover a mix of modern and historic wonders in Abu Dhabi, including the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.


You’ll join your ship in the city of Aqaba, from where there’ll be time to take a tour to the awe- inspiring Lost City of Petra. Have your camera to hand to capture this Wonder of the Modern World. Afterwards, enjoy the comfort and facilities of Boudicca as you navigate through the Red Sea and around the bottom of the Arabian Peninsula to Oman. Firstly, in colourful Salalah, highlights include beautiful beaches, the eye-catching Sultan Qaboos Palace, and the Al-Husn souk – a great spot for finding the fragrant frankincense resin the city is famous for.


Continuing north, authentic marvels of Oman are yours to discover during a call into the capital, Muscat. Staying overnight here affords plenty of time to unearth the essence of the destination and surrounding region too. A spectacular journey is available through the Hajar Mountains to the ancient capital of Nizwa, where you can visit the impressive Nizwa Fort and savour panoramic vistas from the top. Alternatively, head to the pre-Islamic Nakhal Fort and springs for a combination of quintessential history and tranquil beauty. For an altogether authentic


experience that goes off-the-beaten-track, the nearby Wahiba Sands offer the chance to embark on a


‘dune-bashing’ adventure or experience the traditional Bedouin way of life as you meet a local family.


From the next port of call, Khasab, the chance to take in the spectacular scenery of the Musandam Fjords from a traditional Dhow boat is not to be missed. Your experience of Oman concludes here and then it’s on to Qatar. Doha boasts a stunning skyline, though the undoubted highlight is the opportunity to explore the atmospheric Souq Waqif. Cleverly reincarnated in recent times to exhibit a 19th


century feel, it’s perfect for delving into authentic Arabian culture.


Your epic exploration of Arabia comes to an end in the attraction-packed capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi. This stunning metropolis never fails to impress, with its magnificent modern skyscrapers, high-end shopping malls, preserved historic forts and the striking Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Make the most of a full day here to take it all in; or perhaps tour to the stunning, UNESCO-listed oasis city of Al Ain to round off your holiday in style.


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