OMAN AND
MUSCAT
From the dramatic Hajar mountain peaks and
Wahiba desert dunes to stunning, unspoilt
beaches and the sophisticated elegance of the
capital, Muscat, Oman weaves a tapestry of
truly unforgettable experiences.
DON’T LEAVE WITHOUT...
INDIAN OCEAN
Swimming in the clean, clear waters of the Arabian Gulf and
relaxing on one of Oman’s spectacular unspoilt beaches.
The Chedi
Grand Hyatt
Exploring the romance of the vast red and gold desert dunes of
Intercontinental
Wahiba in a 4WD.
ARABIAN SEA
Al Bustan Palace Visiting Muscat’s opulent Grand Mosque, with the world’s largest
Shangri-La
Persian carpet, and Bait Al Zubair Museum, tracing Oman’s history
Barr Al Jissah
Resort & Spa
and development.
As Sib
Matrah
A drive along Muscat’s waterfront corniche to visit the colourful
Mutrah Souk, piled high with antiques, Indian and Omani artefacts
Muscat
– remember to haggle!
Taking a look at the magnificent Al Alam Palace, home of Sultan
Airport
Qaboos of Oman.
Bandar Jissah
Evason Hideaway &
Going off the beaten track, exploring the fjords of Musandam to the
Six Senses Spa at Zighy Bay
north and in the deep south of the Sultanate, the Dhofar waterfalls
Murairat
and Hajar mountains.
As Sifa
THINGS TO SEE AND DO
With 1,700km of coastline and numerous coral reefs, Oman is a world-
class diving area. Dive agents can arrange trips for all abilities. On land,
Hilton Salalah
Oman’s varied terrain offers exciting desert and mountain motoring
opportunities. Or explore the old fashioned way on a camel safari.
LOCAL LOWDOWN
Ramadan (21 August - 19 September) is the Holy Month when Muslims
FLIGHT TIME: Approximately 8 Hours
fast during daylight and visitors are also asked to refrain from eating,
GMT: +4 Hours CURRENCY: Omani Riyal
drinking and smoking in outdoor public areas as a sign of respect.
TRANSFER TIME: Approximately 30 minutes from Muscat
Alcohol restrictions may apply at hotels. Women should cover their head
International Airport
with a scarf and men should wear long trousers at the Grand Mosque
(closed Thursday and Fridays).
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