• Open from 08:00am - 04:00pm
  • Sultan Qaboos Port, Muttrah

Special Package

Muscat and Wadi Shab -combined Tours

Day 1: Muscat Grand Tour – Half Day
  • Duration: 4 HRS

In the morning, we will start our tour at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a magnificent architectural complex with grand furnishings. We will then visit the Perfume factory “Amouage,” founded over a quarter of a century ago. After that, we will drive to Al Bustan street with its beautiful trees and continue to Muttrah. Here, we will proceed on foot, walking around the Al Alam Palace, ancient Mirani and Jelali forts. Driving through the old Muscat, we will reach the Shanri-La fjords and continue to Jebel Sifah Mountains. You can relax, enjoy a cup of coffee and watch the clear waters at the open beach of the Indian Ocean. We will drop you off at your hotel.

Day 2: Wadi Shab – Coastal Trekking Full Day Tour
  • Duration: :8 HRS

In the morning, we will travel from Muscat to Quriyat and over the plateau to reach Wadi Shab. Wadi Shab is a canyon-type valley with flowing water throughout the year. First, you will enjoy your long walk through the green grass, mango and banana trees along the narrow winding paths. After having your picnic lunch, you can reach a series of streams and pools through old rock paths. After wading and swimming through some gentle ponds, your extreme adventure begins. You will have the opportunity to swim through a pond of crystal-clear water and dive through a narrow keyhole inside a magnificent cave, where there is an inspiring waterfall. The cave is a magical place and provides the opportunity to climb up into the ceiling and jump 7 meters into the crystal water. Kindly note that the wadi is strewn with rocks and pebbles, which makes walking difficult. It is advisable to wear sturdy walking shoes.

What’s Included?
  • Duration: :8 HRS
  • Hotel pickup
  • 4 WD Vehicle
  • Experienced Guide
  • Soft Drinks
What’s Not Included?
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Personal expenses
  • Optional activity costs
  • Boat fees
  • Any entry fees

Normal tourist photography is acceptable, but it is considered offensive to photograph Arab women. It is also courteous to ask permission before photographing men. Photographs of government buildings, police, or military installations are not allowed.

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