UNDISCOVERED
OMAN
Beyond Muscat lies an Oman less travelled,
a majestic land of rolling desert dunes
traversed by Bedouins, ancient forts,
historical palaces and beautiful beaches.
This fascinating hinterland is one of
Arabia’s best-kept secrets, beguiling visitors
with its sensual beauty, rich culture and the
legendarily warm Omani hospitality.
PERSIAN GULF
EXPLORE THE AREA:
Musandam
Peninsula
Six Senses Hideway
Dubai
at Zighy Bay
MUSANDAM PENINSULA
To the north, lies the Musandam Peninsula, a little explored gem of
fjords and natural tranquillity. Sail a traditional Omani dhow around
Abu Dhabi
its sea-sculpted shores, and enjoy the romance of anchoring in
deserted coves and idyllic inlets to sunbathe, snorkel, or enjoy some
Masqat outstanding scuba diving here.
Sur
WHERE TO STAY:
Stay in the heart of the Musandam Peninsula, at the Evason Hideaway
& Six Senses Spa at Zighy Bay – see page 91 opposite – a perfect
location to explore this beautiful area.
OMAN DHOFAR & SALALAH
An hour and a half’s flight south from Muscat, is the Dhofar region,
with Salalah at its heart. An intoxicating mix of age – old tradition,
historical interest and stunning scenery, lush from the annual ‘Khareef’
monsoon, between June and September. Breathe in the perfume of
Frankincense forests, watch wild camels cross the dunes and visit
waterfalls in the Jabal Dhofar mountains or ruins at Khawr Rhori
Hilton Salalah believed to be the Queen of Sheba’s palace. And with warm Indian
Resort
Salalah
ARABIAN SEA
Ocean waters, sweeping crescents of white and gold sand and
uninterrupted peace at beaches such as Mughsayl, Salalah is the
FLIGHT TIME: Approximately 8 Hours
perfect place to be relaxed and inspired.
GMT: +4 Hours CURRENCY: Omani Riyal
WHERE TO STAY:
TRANSFER TIME: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes from Dubai
Ideally located for discovering this stunning corner of Oman is the
International Airport to Musandam. Approximately 30 minutes from
Hilton Salalah Resort – see page 91 for details.
Salalah Airport to Salalah
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