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During the excursion you will visit such places as:
We start the excursion at the Sultan Qaboos Mosque, the main functioning Islamic temple of the country. You'll hear the fascinating story of the majestic monument, which was built in the early 2000s.
/01. Sultan Qaboos Mosque
The next stop is the centre of Oman's musical art and culture, the Muscat Royal Opera House. This is another architectural masterpiece created with the help of Sultan Qaboos. Let's take a look at the stylistic features of this building, including the harmonious combination of Arabic elements with classical architecture of the Middle Ages in a modern version.
/02. Royal Opera House Muscat
Then we drive along the Oman coast in the direction of Sur. After one and a half to two hours we arrive in the valley. An unforgettable holiday awaits you in the famous oasis of Wadi Shab with scenic trekking and swimming in crystal clear water. This natural location combines rocks and greenery. Experience the full spectrum of positive emotions!
/03. Oasis Wadi Shaab
An amazing attraction - the Bimma Well is recognised in several ratings as the most picturesque karst lake in the world! According to the local legends, this natural wonder was formed after the star fall. You'll be able to take amazing photos and swim (if you want)
/04. Well - Bimm's failure
It decorates the square named in honour of the ruler. The masterpiece of architecture has a history of more than two centuries and is considered the main symbol of Oman.
/05. Residence of Sultan Qaboos - Al Alam Palace
A visit to the Traditional Bazaar and Matrah Fort completes the busy sightseeing day.
/06.Traditional bazaar and fort Muttrah
The price includes: guide services, a full lunch at a local restaurant, drinks.
/Organizational details
- The excursion lasts the whole day (approximately 8 – 10 hours).
- The distance from Muscat seaport to Wadi Shab is approximately 170 km one way.
- There is a dress code for women and men when visiting the mosque. Men are supposed to wear trousers, not shorts. Women - long (ankle-length) trousers or skirts, blouses with sleeves up to the wrists. It is also necessary to have a scarf or a light scarf that completely covers your hair and neck. You can rent clothes from the mosque itself. There are no shoe requirements.
- It is expected to cross rough terrain, so we strongly recommend having sneakers or special shoes with non-slip soles, or we advise you to have CROCS-type slippers for comfortable walking through riffles on large pebbles.