Price Start From 800 Euro / Per / Person

Day 01:-
Muscat City Tour – The Fascinating Capital
We Visit The Grand Mosque Beautiful Architectural Piece Of Work. It Built Over A Period 5 Years Old From 1995 To 2000, Thin We Drive Trough The Embassy Road. Next Stop Is The Muttrah Souk A Traditional Omani Market It Offers A Wide Rang Of Goods Especially Typical Omani Souvenirs Like Frankincense Omani Dagger And Beautiful Silver Handicrafts. Al Zubair Museum Is Our Next Stop And The Old City Of Muscat, Thin Proceed To See The Sultan's Palace Which Is Surrounded By The Tow Forts Of Al Jalali & Al Mirani Built In The 16 Th Century. Finally Drive For The Al Bustan Palace Which Built In The 15th National Day It Accommodate The Entire World's Leaders & Delegates Who Cams To Oman, In The Afternoon - Leisure Or Optional Shopping.

Lunch in Typical Omani Restaurant

Day 02:-

Muscat – Quriyat – Sur – Ras Alhad
08:30 Am Leave Muscat To Quriyat (Which Lies On The East Coast At The End Of A Sandy Plain Overlooked By The Eastern Hajar Mountains. After That Start The Exciting Off Road Driving. Near Dibab Is A Huge Sinkhole With Its Clear Green Water Concrete Steps Lead Down The Side Making Swimming Possible.The Route Continues Along The Coastline Passing Bimah And Fins With Its Many Tiny Coves. Tucked Beneath The Cliffs And Stretches Of White Sandy Beaches With Incredible Turquoise Sea,The Journey Continues A Long The Coast And Through The Coastal Village Of Tiwi To Wadi Shab Which Means (Gorge Between The Cliffs) Is Enchanting. The Wadi Has Cool Pools Of Water All Year Round. The Ravine Is Lush With Trees Grasses And Date Palms.Continue Drive To Sur Town Via Qalhat (One Of The Oldest Town And Seaports Of Oman), Visit Dow Building, Yards, Continue Driving To The Turtle Beach At The Ras Jins. Enjoy The Night At The Camp With A Visit To See The Turrtles.
Over Night /Ras Alhad Camp
Picnic Lunch In Local Restaurant / Diner

Day 03 :-
Ras Alhad – Asellah- Wahebah Sand
08:00, am Leave The Camp And Drive To The Desert Via Asellah Follow By The Scenic Rocky Coastline To, Visit The Old Mosque In Jallan (Jami Al Hamooda Mosque), Build In 11th Century, It Has 52 Domes Supported By A Network Of Pillars And A Main Entrance With Studded Wooden Doors, Continue To Wadi Bani Khaleed (Pool Water Chance To Swim) One Of The Largest Wadies In Oman. Nestled Deep Into The Mountains It Is A True Oasis. , After Lunch Continue To Wahiba Sands, Enjoy Dune Driving And Over Night In The Camp
Breakfast / Diner

Day 05:-
Wahebah Sand – Ibra – Sinow – Muscat –nizwa
We Leave The Camp , Drive Along To Visit The Souq And The Old Village In Ibra , Continue Driving To Sinow Where You Can Watch Bedouin Women In Traditional Dress Complete Shiny Metallic Face Mask ( Burqa) Trade Side By Side Men , In This Market Still Can Find The Traditional Old Silver, Continue Driving To Nizwa A Major Center In The Interior Region
Over Night / Hotel In Nizwa
Breakfast / Lunch In Local Restaurant

Day 6 :-

Nizwa – Tanuf – Bahla – Alhamra –Muscat

Nizwa - The Glorious Capital Of The Past
Visit The Busy Cattle Market, The Traditional Nizwa Souk And The Impressive 17th Century Nizwa Fort. Continue To Tanuf, A Ghost Village And Today A Scene For Historical Movies. Stop In Bahla With Its Unesco Listed Fort Still Under Restoration. Bahla Is Also Famous For Its Potteries. The Highlight Will Be The Visit To Jabreen Castle, Also Called The Palace Of Bilayaroub, A Beautiful Fort With Ceiling Decoration And An Impressive Architecture. Journey Continue To Alhmra Town Visit Ld Houses In Misfit Al Abreen Some Mere Than 300 Years Old And Still Occupied

Continue Journey To Visit Al Hotta Cave An Alhamra – (Al Hotta Cave Is Located At The Foot Of Jabal Shams, In The Vicinity Of The Tanuf Valley In Al Hamra District. It Is More Than 5km Long Traversed By Underground River.
Afternoon Drive Back To Muscat

End Of Tour

The Package Price Includes:
- water and soft drinks during the day tour .
- Transportation in luxury vehicles & English language guide
- Hotel accommodation as mentioned with American or English breakfast
- 4WD (max. 4 guests per car)
- Picnic lunch/ in locals restaurants
- All entrance fees for forts and castles / alhotta caves fees not include