Oman’s Treasure 6 days-Economic

Today, explore the Jebel Akhdar all the way down to Nizwa. Your first destination is the old town of Al Hamra. This 400-year-old village is famous for its mudbrick houses. Surrounded by palm trees, walnuts, and pomegranate trees, it offers stunning views. After a pleasant walk in the village, go back on the road to discover Oman's most famous forts. Stop for a photo shoot at Bahla Castle, a Unesco site seen as an outstanding example of a fortified oasis. After Bahla, discover a more impressive castle: Jabreen, dating back from the 17th century. Eventually, visit Nizwa's fort, one of the best examples of ancient Omani castles. For the night, you will rest in the quietness of Jebel Akhdar. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Nomadic Desert Camp or similar

Today is a full day of mountain exploration and adventures in Jebel Akhdar! It starts with a photoshoot at Suwajara: This intriguing village is famous for its hidden houses carved into the cliffs. It was home to a remote tribe for more than 500 years. Continue driving to reach Juniper Tree Park and admire the unfamiliar scenery they create. After lunch, reach the abandoned village of Wadi Bani Habib. Explore its streets on foot, and discover the traditional architecture of the houses, which contain many stories to be told. Continue to Saiq town and the traditional villages of Al Aqr and Al Ayn. You can admire the view over the traditional agricultural terracing below from their high level. In Al Ayn, discover a unique Unesco site: the Beehive Tomb. For the evening, go back to the peaceful atmosphere of your hotel nestled in the Jebel Akhdar. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Nizwa Heritage Inn or similar

It's time to leave the mountains for the desert! Say goodbye to the Hajar Mountains with a quick stop at Birkat al Mawz. This picturesque village is full of banana plantations, irrigated by the traditional irrigation system called Aflaj (Unesco listed). For lunch, stop at Ibra, an ancient city located at the gate of the desert. Visit the Old Quarter and the ruins of Al Munisifeh. Then, enter the immensity of Wahiba Sands' desert. Enjoy the scenery of a horizon of dunes, and experience some light dune bashing with your guide. Stay at a traditional Bedouin camp for the night, where you can experience a camel ride (supplement). Watch the sunset over the dunes, and share a delicious dinner with your hosts before relaxing under the stars. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Shorfet Alalamin or similar

Says farewell to the Bedouin family and drives to the east coast. Explore Wadi Bani Khalid, one of Oman's most famous wadi. You can swim in its large natural pools and relax under the palm trees. Explore the valley before driving to the sea and reach the fishermen's city of Sur. Facing the sea, the perfect scenery for a picnic before visiting its Dhow Boat Yards, where boats are still built the traditional way. In the evening, go to Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve, where the endangered green turtles find refuge. At night, they come to lay their eggs on the beach: A show you might be lucky enough to attend. Note: The high season for turtle watching is between May and August. Accordingly, this activity is not guaranteed. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Al Ayjah Plaza Hotel (2-star) or similar

For your last day, enjoy the natural splendors of the eastern coast. First, hike to the famous Wadi Shab. The best way to explore this valley is on foot. An easy 45 minutes hike unveils caves, natural pools, and waterfalls. After your walk, what's best than relaxing by the sea? Fins Beach offer a perfect setting to swim and enjoy. Quit Fins to end your trip with one of Oman's most impressive natural wonders: Bimmah Sinkhole. This large and deep natural cave contains a pool of blue water. The legend says that it was formed by the fall of a star. Eventually, reach Muscat by the end of the day, where your driver drops you off at the location of your choice. Meals: Breakfast