Oman
Rich in diverse natural beauty, the
Sultanate of Oman is an unexpected treasure
that combines adventure with relaxation,
splendour with simple pleasures.
DoN’T LEavE wITHoUT...
• Swimming in the clean, clears waters of the Arabian Gulf.
• Diving the amazing offshore coral reefs.
The Chedi
• Exploring the desert in a 4WD.
Grand Hyatt
Intercontinental
• Visiting the ancient fjords of Musandam.
Al Bustan Palace • Making a trip to the waterfalls of Dhofar.
Shangri-La • Seeing the impressive Hajar mountains.
Barr Al Jissah
Resort & Spa
As Sib
Matrah
THINGs To sEE aND Do
Sports: With 1,700km of coastline, Oman is one of the best-kept
Muscat
secrets in the diving world. There are a number of dive agents
who will arrange trips to the numerous coral reefs surrounding
Airport the Sultanate.
Bandar Jissah
Evason Hideaway &
Six Senses Spa at Zighy Bay
LoCaL LowDowN
Murairat
Ramadan is the Holy Month when Muslims commemorate the
As Sifa
revelation of the Holy Quran. As Ramadan involves fasting during
daylight hours, visitors are asked to refrain from eating, drinking and
smoking in public during daylight as a sign of respect.
Hilton Salalah
Alcohol restrictions may apply at hotels.
Ramadan takes place from 1st September to 29th September.
FLIGHT TIME: approximately 8 Hours
GMT: +4 Hours CURRENCY: Omani Riyal
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