7 DAYS / 6 NIGHTS Tour - Camping Tour

DISCOVER TO MUSCAT + NAKAL + WUKAN + WADI BANI AWF + OVER THE TOP + SHORFET AL ALAMIN HOTEL + MISFAH AL ABRIYEEN + JABRIN + BAHLA + JEBEL SHAMS + BALCONY WALK + NIZWA + DESERT CAMP + CAMEL RIDE*+ WADI BANI KHALID + MASIRAH ISLAND + TURTLES*+ WADI SHAB + BIMMAH SINK HOLE + WADI ARBEIEEN + WADI DAYQAH DAM + WADI MAYH 

Nakhal

Visit the 1500-year-old magnificent Nakhal Fort, located at the top of a rocky mountain cliff, surrounded by date plantations. The fort has witnessed many battles and it's packed full of hidden escape routes and secret passages. You can stroll around the restored ancient fort that has been decorated with traditional furniture and handicraft articles. 

Wukan

Located in Al Batinah South Governorate, the village sits 2,000 meters above sea level in Wadi Mastal in Wilayt Nakhal. 

The temperature in summer is moderate and in winter the region enjoys low temperatures. Many agricultural terraces produce fruit trees, including grapes, pomegranates, and apricots, as well as some legumes.

In Wukan village a trail has been built stretching for 1,100 meters, covering 700 steps rising to the top of the mountain. The trail is surrounded by a protective fence and observation towers that look like castles and umbrellas. The sitting areas and a rest shelter overlooking the village and its terraces available on the mountain top.

Wadi Bani Awf

The “Snake Canyon” is a very narrow gorge situated in the middle of “Wadi Bani Awf”. 

The wadi leads directly to the picturesque Snake Gorge, which gets its name from the colubrine effect created by the mountains that "snake" through it. The gorge contains waterfalls emerging from its rocky walls, plenty of natural pools, and colossal boulders all around.

Misfat al Abreyeen

500-year-old picturesque village on a steep slope at the foot of Jebel Shams. It is one of the most beautiful villages consisting of old houses with mud and palm frond roofs, beautiful wadis, and several, hiking points. It has a falaj system for many orchards, date palms, and vegetables, it’s worth spending some time walking around the village. 

Jibreen Castle

Jibreen Castle is one of the whimsical and well-preserved castles in Oman that was built in the 1600s. Observe the fine calligraphy etched into the walls, hand-painted ceilings, hand-carved door frames, decorative arches, windows, and balconies.

Bahla  

Famous for Bahla Fort, one of four historic fortresses situated at the foothills of Jebel Akdhar and the only fort in Oman listed in UNESCO World Heritage.

The town is also famous for Bahla Pottery Factory.

Jebel Shams  Oman's Grand Canyon 

Jebel Shams is a mountainous region in the AL Hamra town. It is best known as ‘The Grand Canyon of Arabia’ or the ‘Omani Grand Canyon. 

Jebel Shams nestles the highest mountains of Oman and is an important tourist destination. The word ‘Jebel Shams’ translates into ‘Mountain of the Sun’ since it receives the first sunrise of the region. The moderate temperature of the mountains during the summers makes it an ideal location to beat the Arabian heat. People coming here indulge in various activities including hiking, exploring nearby villages, camping, and star-watching, night photography, etc. 

Balcony Walk

Balcony Walk trek offers amazing views over the Grand Canyon of Oman: An Nakhur. with limited elevation. The trek leads to abandoning the village and a natural pool and several caves. Hike along a ledge on the edge of the Grand Canyon to the abandoned village of Al Sab is called “W6” by the Ministry of Tourism.

NIZWA  

Nizwa Fort is famous for its massive circular cannon tower, antiques, and silver jewelry. This ancient fort's history dates back to the 12th century. It was built by Sultan Bin Saif Yaruba, the first imam of the Yaruba Dynasty. When inside the fort, you’ll be thrilled to pass through its ancient doorways, narrow staircases and corridors, high-ceiling halls, and a maze of rooms.

Nizwa Souq, is a place where you find hand-carved ceremonial daggers, called the ‘khanjars’, and ornate silver jewelry. 

Wahiba Sands / Stay in the Desert Camp

This spectacular Desert stretches over 200 kilometers from the Eastern Hajar Mountains to the Arabian Sea, the Wahiba Sands are also known as Oman’s adventure playground. The desert offer activities like an adventurous 4x4 drive in the sand dunes, camel rides, zipping through the dunes on a sandboard, or quad bike. You can also watch the stunning sunset on one of the big sand dunes. 

Wadi Bani Khalid 

One of the biggest and the most picturesque wadi in Oman surrounded by green palm trees sets the perfect example for a true oasis. Enjoy swimming in the deep blue cool water, sunbathing, and a short walk.

Sur

The town was famous for its shipyards where the Dhows, the typical Omani boat, are still built with traditional methods. Visit the lighthouse and the fishermen's houses which carries the legacy of Africa with the doors of the carved houses.

Ras Al Hadd / Stay in Turtle Beach Camp 

Enliven your night while you watch the real Green Turtles LIVE! These turtles come from thousands of miles to this shore to lay their egg. You will get a chance to see these creatures without endangering or disturbing their lives and birthing cycles. Also, you can visit the interactive museum, and research laboratories and explore the plethora of information available.

Wadi Shab 

An enormous canyon gorge that is lined with palm trees and crystal clear water pools. A tourist can enjoy swimming, trekking through these pools and gorge, and once you come to the last pool, you can find an opening among the enormous rocks which allows us to swim into an incredible crevice cave with a small waterfall inside, the sunlight filters in from the outside, turning the water into a beautiful turquoise blue whilst water showers down one side of the cave from the wadi beyond. 

Bimmah Sinkhole

A sea water-filled depression which is 30m deep is structurally a sinkhole, It's only 600 m away from the sea, between the coastal towns of Dibab and Bimmah village. Locally known as “PLACE OF POWER”. Witness the most picturesque beauty in the desert. As the limestone mountain rocks fill the water and the cool breeze splashes you with freshness.

Wadi Arbeieen

Wadi Al Arbaeen is located in the Al Sharqiyah region and is home to many turquoise pools of different sizes. A visit to a wadi is challenging due to the off-road drive and it is one of the most natural Wadis in Oman. 

Wadi Dayqah Dam 

Built-in 2012, Wadi Dayqah Dam is a reflection of Omani impressive engineering, it has a storage capacity of 100 million cubic meters of water. 

The top of the dam is a picnic area with great views for visitors to enjoy the spectacular Omani nature.