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3 curated Oman itineraries, from shorter escapes to extended expeditions - refine any of them with your travel consultant.
The place
The grand mosque and souqs of Muscat, the apricot dunes of the Wahiba Sands, turquoise wadis and clifftop forts — Oman is Arabia's most authentic and scenic corner.
Signature moments
Things to do
Dune-bash into the apricot sands for sunset, a camp dinner and a night under the desert stars.
Hike and swim between the turquoise pools of Wadi Shab or Wadi Bani Khalid, ringed by date palms.
Climb the great round tower of Nizwa Fort and browse the silver, dates and the Friday goat market.
Marvel at the vast hand-woven Persian carpet and Swarovski chandelier of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque.
The gallery
Good to know
Indian passport holders need an Oman e-visa — apply online in advance.
Dress modestly; cover shoulders and knees, and women carry a scarf for the Grand Mosque.
A 4x4 is needed for the Wahiba Sands and some wadis — use a guided transfer or driver.
Omani Rial (OMR) is one of the world's strongest currencies; cards are widely accepted.
Oman is very safe and relaxed; Fridays are the holy day with shorter morning hours.