Oman is the perfect mix between the mystery of an unknown country, an untamed nature and a history that made it one of the most famous ports on the trade routes between Europe and Asia. That is why a trip to these lands is a surprise every day. Its historic cities like Muscat or its more than 500 fortresses, palaces and castles, some of them World Heritage Sites, fill every corner of these places with legends and tales that have remained unchanged over time in many cases.
But the best thing about Oman is that it is a country full of adventures waiting around the corner: a route through the clouds on the highest peak of the country, Jebel Shams; a refreshing swim in a cenote in the middle of a wadi in crystal clear water, or spy at night or at dawn how the sea turtles choose one of their favorite beaches to lay their eggs and have their young in this paradise.
In fact, one of the activities you can’t miss if you travel to Oman is snorkeling surrounded by these peaceful animals that move relaxedly in front of your diving goggles.
Opened in 2001, the Sultanate of Oman’s most important mosque can hold up to 20,000 worshippers and is open to the public
Guide to what to buy in Oman to take the essence of a magical country with you in your suitcase; incense and jewellery are must-haves.
This famous desert city known for its date palms and imposing fortress will take you back in time to the ancient Imamate of Oman.
Omani food is very similar to that of its Middle Eastern neighbours. However, being a strategic point on the Persian Gulf means that the country is a delightful melting pot of flavours.
Wadi Bani Khalid, Wadi Shab, Wadi Al Arbeieen, Wadi Darbat… These dry riverbeds regularly flood to produce scenes of stunning beauty.
Diving in Oman is a spectacular experience, as it is a paradise for sea turtles and a place full of underwater surprises.
The Sultanate has extensive sandy beaches with translucent waters which are extremely popular with water sports enthusiasts.
Discover this tropical wonder in southern Oman, where lush green meets the turquoise ocean and a monsoon festival is celebrated each year.
Marvel at the contrasts of a modern Arab city where cutting-edge architecture still coexists with the authenticity of the traditional souks
This secluded town on the coast of Oman is a prized destination by those who love the sea bed and who like to relax.
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