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5 Days Oman Tour Package From UAE

• Oman ( 4 N)

The gorgeous country of Oman is brimmed with stunning mountains, picturesque landscapes, magical waterfalls, and majestic desert. Apart from the natural beauty, the country also features numerous ancient castles, astonishing monuments, and mosques. From the city tours to exploring the rich culture and heritage of the country, the 5 days Oman tour package from UAE is brilliantly crafted to make you experience every highlight of the city. Shop for the best souvenirs and savor traditional Omani food for a soul-enriching delight.

Get ready to enjoy a fantastic holiday close to nature and delve deep into the classical beauty of Oman. The country is adorned with majestic architectural wonders for a delightful time with your loved ones. One can witness the magical splendor of the iconic country and get a chance to relax amidst the beauty of hypnotic waterfalls. The traditional food of Oman will enchant your tastebuds with the finest flavors. One can shop for exotic souvenirs from the marketplaces and from the deluxe malls for memories of a lifetime. Visit the Banana forests, Darbat Waterfalls, and connect to the roots of Oman in the Al Baleed Museum.

For a Blissful Escape into Heavenly Beauty with the 5 Days Oman Holiday Package From UAE

Get a chance to witness the captivating mountains, deserts, waterfalls, springs, caves, and lush green forests for a heavenly holiday experience. Relax in the soul-soothing landscapes amidst every luxury and world-class Omani hospitality away from humdrum. One must avail of the Oman tour package for a blissful holiday close to nature and know about the rich culture and heritage of the country. The highlight of the package includes every fun and thrill to make you feel enthusiastic.

• Take a tour of the beach and coast of Al-Mughassil
• Visit Banana Forests and Darbat Waterfalls
• Witness Al Baleed Museum, Ain Tobruk, Ain Athum, Ain Sahn Lotte, Ain Arzat, and visit the Mall
• Day 1 Meet and Greet at the Oman Airport Your first day of the Oman travel package will start with your arrival at the airport. There you will meet our local representative who will transfer you to the hotel. Check in and relax in the deluxe ambiance. Admire the beauty of the natural scenery and enjoy a delightful time. Stay overnight.
• Day 2 Discover the Heavenly Charm of Banana Forests, Darbat waterfalls, and Al Baleed Museum Start your day with a nice breakfast that will be served to you at the hotel and then get ready to enjoy an enthusiastic day. Today you will visit the Banana forests and relish quality time in nature’s lap. Explore the charm of Darbat waterfalls, and then head on to Al Baleed Museum to delve deep into the rich culture and heritage of Oman. In the evening, one can also enjoy an optional family Omani folklore with dinner. Return to the hotel and stay overnight.
• Day 3 Explore the Beauty of Al-Mughassil Coast On the third day of the Oman holiday package, have your breakfast at the hotel and get ready to enjoy a tour of the beach and coast of Al-Mughassil. Enjoy witnessing the beautiful landscapes and the Mughassil fountains. One can take panoramic photographs of the sunset and witness the high waves. Relish the beauty of the city of Aftakout and spend quality time amidst every comfort. One can enjoy lunch in the restaurants and enjoy shopping for the best souvenirs from the Chinese market. One can also visit the Mall and indulge in a shopping experience and experience Omani hospitality. Return to the hotel and stay overnight.
• Day 4 Witness the Delightful Ain Tobruk, Ain Athum, Ain Sahn Lotte, Ain Arzat Today is the fourth day of your Oman Tour. Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel and enjoy a full day of amazing fun while witnessing the charm of Ain Tobruk, Ain Athum, Ain Sahn Lotte, Ain Arzat and relaxing amidst the cascading waterfalls. Enjoy your lunch and return to the hotel in the evening. Later one can plan an optional tour of the Marina and witness the beautiful events, night boats, and explore the zoo inside Al-Fana for a mesmerizing delight. Return to the hotel and stay overnight.
• Day 5 Departure with Happy Memories Today is the last day of the Oman Trip. Have your breakfast and check out of the hotel to reach the airport for the flight for your journey onwards.

Note: Our agents will provide you these or similar hotels depending on availability

• Hotel accommodation with breakfast and excursions
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• Between 31 And 45 Days Before Arrival: 25% Of The Package Cost
• Between 11 And 30 Days Before Arrival: 50% Of The Package Cost
• Between 06 And 10 Days Before Arrival: 75% Of The Package Cost
• Cancellation Within 05 Days Before Arrival Or No-Show: 100 % Non-Refundable

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UAE & Oman: Culture & Contrast in the Middle East

Mosques to markets & skyscrapers to sand dunes.

Welcome to the United Arab Emirates and Oman—neighboring countries of the eastern Arabian Peninsula where deeply rooted traditional culture and futuristic splendor exist in remarkable, sometimes surreal harmony. This tour starts with the opulence and bravado of Dubai, a city bent on having the biggest and best of everything, and then introduces you to the region’s more time-honored attractions, from the charming port city of Muscat to the brilliant night sky over Wahiba Sands. Along the way you’ll get to know the region’s gregarious people and have one-of-a-kind experiences—from sharing a meal with an expert in Emirati culture, to meeting a Bedouin family in the dunes of Oman, to exploring remote villages and forts in the Al Hajar Mountains.

Extend your adventure with an optional small group post-tour to the Dhofar Governate of Oman. The regional capital Salalah sits along the coast of the Arabian Sea with Dhofar Mountains rising behind. These mountains trap fog and drizzle during the summer monsoons, creating a unique microclimate.

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Touch down in Dubai and begin exploring this city of superlatives. Spend time in the Al Fahidi Historical District, home to Persian-inspired windcatchers. Enjoy lunch and learn from an expert on local culture at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding. Head across the Dubai Creek on an abra boat and stroll through the souqs on the opposite side. You’ll ascend to the observation deck of Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. Finally, a day trip to Sharjah, the UNESCO Cultural Capital of the Arab World, provides a deep dive into traditional culture on the Arabian Peninsula.

• Cross the historic Dubai Creek in a local abra boat
• Have lunch in the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding, where locals share traditional food and provide insights into Emirati culture
• Take the 2,717-foot elevator ride to the Burj Khalifa observation deck and then step out to spectacular 360-degree views
• Explore the traditional gold, spice, and produce markets ( souqs ) of Dubai and Sharjah

Like Dubai, Abu Dhabi—the UAE’s capital—has transformed itself over the past half-century into a thriving, cosmopolitan city. Touring here includes the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and the Qasr Al Watan Presidential Palace. You’ll refuel with a 24-carat-gold-sprinkled cappuccino at a luxurious hotel, the Emirates Palace. Heading out of the UAE and into Oman, stop off at the historic oasis city of Al Ain, home to multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

• Enjoy the exceptional art of the Louvre Abu Dhabi, including pieces on loan from Paris’s Louvre, Musee d’Orsay, and Centre Pompidou, as well as works from the museum’s own collection
• Marvel at the striking mix of modern and traditional design at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in the UAE and the only one in Abu Dhabi open to non-Muslims
• Drink a cappuccino sprinkled with 24-carat-gold dust at the luxurious Emirates Palace
• Stroll the picturesque “Garden City” of Al Ain, a former caravan oasis and birthplace of the UAE’s founding father, Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan, whose palace is now a museum

Muscat, the capital of Oman, is a major port city that has long been a conduit between the Arabian Peninsula to the rest of the world. Less glitzy but more charming than Dubai, Muscat is known for its historic bazaars, traditional whitewashed architecture, and old-school Arabian hospitality. Among your stops here are the Mutrah Souq, the National Museum of Oman, and the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. Learn more about the role of women in modern Omani society at a local sewing cooperative. A drive along the water takes you to Wadi Tiwi, a deep gorge that’s among Oman’s most beautiful natural sights, and the coastal town of Sur, from where you’ll go on a turtle-watching expedition at Ras Al Jinz Reserve.

• Take in the timeless Arabian vistas of old Muscat and the handicraft-filled Mutrah souq
• Explore the history and heritage of Oman at the well-curated National Museum, with exhibits focusing on the country’s maritime history, currency, irrigation systems, Islam, and much more
• Learn about the role of women in modern Omani society at the Sidab Women’s Sewing Cooperative
• Drive past spectacular wadis (gorges) and pristine beaches en route to Sur
• Watch sea turtles serenely emerge from the Arabian Sea to nest at the Ras al Jinz Reserve

Finish off the coastal section of the tour by watching traditional dhows being built in the Sur shipyard, followed by a visit to the Sur Maritime Museum. Then head inland for an exhilarating drive into Wahiba Sands, where you’ll meet Bedouins who call the desert home. The next day, travel into the Al Hajar Mountains to Jebel Akhdar, which means “Green Mountain” in Arabic. Take in spectacular views, meet locals, and hike through timeless villages.

• See how traditional Omani dhows are constructed at Sur’s shipyard, and learn more about the maritime history of the area at a local museum
• Chat with a Bedouin family and learn about their culture and traditions amidst the stark and boundless Wahiba Sand Dunes
• Experiencing the vast beauty and limitless stars of the desert at night, while bedding down in a well-appointed, air-conditioned chalet
• Hike between villages on the slopes of Jebel Akhdar in the Al Hajar Mountains, one of the most rugged and spectacular landscapes on the Arabian Peninsula

From Jebel Akhdar continue your exploration of Oman’s interior, settling in for two nights in Al Hamra, a date palm-studded village near history-rich Nizwa. This welcoming and traditional area is as dedicated to heritage as Dubai is to modernity. Explore forts and castles and wander the souq and livestock market in Nizwa. Eschewing the highway, return to Muscat by way of a scenic and very remote stretch of mountains, including some time on unpaved roads. Enjoy a final night in the city before departure the following morning.

• Learn about the history of the Nizwa Imamate as you explore its historical capital
• Wander the ramparts and corridors of the Ya’rubid Jibreen Castle, surrounded by date palms in the desert near Bahla and Nizwa
• Marvel at the hustle and bustle of the souq and Friday livestock market in Nizwa
• Get a taste of Oman before the oil boom on remote mountain backroads linking the Al Hamra with the capital Muscat

Dates & Prices

Small group tour – max 16 travelers

Land tour price, per person. Based on double occupancy and minimum group size of 6 travelers.

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What's Included

• Accommodations, as noted in the itinerary.
• Most meals, as noted in the itinerary.
• A daily supply of bottled water.
• Arrival/departure airport transfers on the tour start/end date. MIR will arrange for all travelers to be met upon arrival and seen off upon departure whether or not we make your flight arrangements.
• Ground transportation throughout tour by private van or coach. (Type of vehicle depends on group size.)
• Services of experienced, English-speaking local guides, drivers, and other staff, including a MIR Tour Manager.
• Guided sightseeing tours and entrance fees, as outlined in the itinerary.
• Special events, excursions, and cultural performances, as outlined in the itinerary.
• Gratuities to local guides, drivers, and other service personnel, including servers at group meals.
• Complete pre-departure electronic document that includes detailed packing suggestions, reading list links, country-specific information, maps, travel tips and more.
• Assistance booking your custom flight arrangements, on request. (Please note, international airfare is not included in the land tour cost.)
• Customized visa information and instructions. (Please note, visa fees are not included in the tour price.)
• Electronic final update bulletin, with any late news, updates and important information.
• International airfare and taxes/fuel surcharges.
• Internal airfare. (Internal airfare is quoted separately and subject to change by airlines.)
• Meals and drinks not specified as included in the itinerary.
• Single supplement (or partial single supplement where applicable), if requested or required.
• Gratuities to Tour Manager.
• Expenses incurred as a result of delay, modification, or extension of a tour due to causes beyond MIR’s control.
• Travel insurance, including cancellation, medical, and evacuation insurance.
• Visa and/or passport fees, excess-baggage charges, airport departure taxes, vaccination and other medical costs.
• Items of a personal nature, such as phone calls, email, laundry, and alcohol.
• Optional pre- or post-tour extensions.

Activity Level

Level 3: Medium

This small group tour features long days walking and standing while touring, several long days of overland travel (some on poor quality roads), lengthy foot traverses of two border points while carrying/rolling your own luggage, unpaved sidewalks and streets, uneven surfaces and steps, absent handrails, significant stair-climbing, and absence of elevators. Only those fit to travel and who are willing to accept local standards of amenities and services, and the physical challenges, should consider joining this program.

Travelers must be able to walk at least two miles a day, keeping up with fellow travelers. A few drives on poor-quality roads may last as long as 8-10 hours driving time (with comfort stops). Some border crossings may require walking up to about a half-mile while managing your own baggage; and in some cases, bags may need to be carried during these crossings rather than rolled, as the road/sidewalk surface is not always paved or smooth.

There are overall shortcomings in the tourism infrastructure of these developing destinations, including some that can cause walking challenges such as unpaved sidewalks, uneven surfaces and steps, packed-dirt streets, broken pavement (streets or sidewalks), and a general absence of handrails or ramps. Some attractions are only accessible via steep staircases with tall uneven steps – these can also be spiral staircases and/or in narrow passages with limited light. Elevators are not available at touring sights, nor at a few of the hotels.

Past travelers have also encountered challenges with plumbing, bureaucratic service, variety of locally available foods, and availability and quality of public restrooms.

Accommodations vary from four and five star properties to relatively basic and simple hotels in the more remote cities.

• 1/20 Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa.
• 2/20 A view of Al Jalali Fort in Muscat, Oman Oman Tourist Board
• 3/20 Making rope.
• 4/20 Getting henna applied for a wedding.
• 5/20 Palm Jumeirah, Dubai.
• 6/20 A corridor within the Al Alam Palace in Muscat. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 7/20 Men in Omani kuma caps. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 8/20 Oman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 9/20 A delicious sampling of food found in Ajman, Abu Dhabi. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 10/20 Preparing a net in Ajman, UAE. Kamila Sleboda, courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 11/20 Windy day at a beach in Oman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 12/20 Architectural details of the Bin Ali Tomb near Salalah, Oman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 13/20 Man wearing a traditional khanjar dagger in Oman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 14/20 Ships pulled up to shore in Oman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 15/20 Fortified walls of Jibreen Castle in Oman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 16/20 View of Dubai Marina on a foggy day in Dubai. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 17/20 Traditional falconry outside Dubai, UAE. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 18/20 The Ajman Museum in Ajman. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 19/20 Oman's UNESCO-listed Bahla Fort. Courtesy of Desert Adventures
• 20/20 Arabian oryx, or white oryx, found outside Abu Dhabi, UAE. Courtesy of Desert Adventures

Stay A Little Longer...

MIR can arrange for an extension at the beginning or end of your trip to any of our destinations, including other Middle Eastern countries or perhaps the not so far away ‘Stans of Central Asia .  Contact MIR  for details about extended-travel options.

Or, choose from one of these suggested itineraries:

• New for 2024! Small Group 12 Days From $7,595 Oman Unveiled Departures: 2024 (2), 2025 (2)
• Small Group 14 Days From $9,695 Saudi Arabia: Trade Routes, Tradition & Transformation Departures: 2024 (3), 2025 (4)
• Private 10 Days From $4,895 Essential Iran Departures May Vary
• Private 4 Days From $1,895 Essential Qatar Departures May Vary
• Private 8 Days From $6,395 Essential Saudi Arabia Departures May Vary

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Oman round-trip, musandam (from/to muscat), musandam (from muscat / to uae), eastern hajar, coastal caravan, empty quarter from salalah.

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6 days unforgettable Arabian Experience in the Sultanate of Oman

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Arrival to Muscat - Transfer to the hotel

Overnight / Breakfast in Muscat

Muscat City Tour - The Fascinating Capital Drive through the beautiful embassy quarter of Muscat to Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. Visit the mosque - a splendour of unique Islamic architecture (Islamic dress code to be observed). Our next stop is the Bait Al Zubair Museum with its wealth of information and exhibits on the country's culture, tradition and heritage. Then on to Muttrah, a delightful quarter of Muscat. Stroll along the Corniche to see the beautiful merchant houses and discover the shopping experience in the busy souk, well known for its silver-craft shops, perfumes, souvenirs and much more to buy. Via the old pass road drive to the former capital of Oman, the old town of Muscat. Walk along the wall of H.H. the Sultan's Palace and see the forts Jalali and Mirani.

In the afternoon - leisure or optional shopping. Overnight / Breakfast in Muscat

Voyage into the Past Drive to Barka and visit the fish market and Bait Na'am, a former rest house of the ruling family. Then continue along the Batinah plain to Al Hazm. Visit the impressive Al Hazm Fort. Proceed to Ain Al Kasfah, to view the hot springs before driving through picturesque Wadis (dry riverbeds) to the oasis of Nakhl and Ain Thowara. This is the place for a picnic lunch and wandering around before visiting Nakhl Fort.

Coastal Delights Off road experience along the magnificent coastline to Sur. The tour begins by taking the road to the coastal town of Quriyat, famous for its beautiful beaches. Then onto a photo stop at the "sinkhole", where a part of the mountain has collapsed and has filled with seawater. The next stop is the White Beach, where picnic lunch will be served and with time for a swim in the Indian Ocean. Proceed to Tiwi and the picturesque Wadi Shaab - wander around its lush vegetation. Stop at the archeological site Bibi Myriam in Qalhat and reach Sur. A short visit of the ancient seafaring town and its dhow yard where the traditional wooden ships are built with simple tools.

Overnight / Breakfast in Sur

Wadi Bani Khaled and Wahibah Desert We proceed to Wadi Bani Khaled, one of Oman's most beautiful wadis, famous for its lush green oases, water pools and deep canyons. Before proceeding for an exciting dune drive over the dunes, lunch is served in a local restaurant. Visit a camel camp and gain an unforgettable experience of the Bedouins way of life. Proceed via Mudairib village, famous for its many watchtowers, to Nizwa. (Separate luggage transfer from Muscat to Nizwa).

Overnight / Breakfast in Nizwa

Nizwa - The Glorious Capital of the Past Visit the busy cattle market, the traditional Nizwa souk and the impressive 17th Century Nizwa Fort. Continue to Tanuf, a ghost village and today a scene for historical movies. Stop in Bahla with its Unesco listed fort still under restoration. Bahla is also famous for its potteries. The highlight will be the visit to Jabreen Castle, also called the palace of Bilayaroub, a beautiful fort with ceiling decoration and an impressive architecture. Return late afternoon to Muscat.

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-Transportation in luxury vehicles & Orient Tours multilingual guide throughout - Hotel accommodation 5 nights with American or English breakfast - 4WD tour days 4/5 (max. 4 guests per car) - Lunchbox day 3 Picnic lunch/lunch small restaurant days 4/5 - Luggage transfer from Muscat to Nizwa - All entrance fees and porterage in the hotels

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MUSANDAM TRIP TO NORWAY OF ARABIA

Separated from the rest of Oman by the east coast of the United Arab Emirates, and guarding the southern side of the Strait of Hormuz. The Musandam Peninsula is dubbed the ‘Norway of Arabia’ because of its beautiful Khors (rocky inlets), small villages, and dramatic, mountain-hugging roads.

Take a break from the stressful city life and explore amazing fjords, watch dolphins, and snorkel the pristine waters, and majestic mountains. Experience the traditional Omani hospitality while cruising on the wooden dhow. Contact us to book your Musandam Trip today and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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If you have a UAE resident visa with an eligible profession then you can visit Khasab Musandam and Dibba Musandam as well but, if you are on a UAE tourist visa or have a lower profession visa then you can visit only Dibba Musandam. You can book a  Dibba Musandam tour ,  Khasab Musandam tour , and Khasab Musandam  overnight dhow cruise from Dubai  and Sharjah without transport. Explore Musandam tour packages from Dubai or contact us to plan your Musandam tour.

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Are you looking for the best Oman Musandam tour packages and deals? Oman Musandam Trip brings the best-priced and handpicked Musandam tour packages and offers. Musandam is well known for its breathtaking beauty, whirling dolphins, small sandy beaches, and landscapes. We offer you the best Musandam dhow cruise , beach camping, mountain safari, and Musandam tour  packages from Dubai with pick and drop . We have customized Musandam tour packages for a half-day cruise, full-day cruise, an overnight cruise, overnight beach camping, and mountain safari.

MUSANDAM FULL DAY CRUISE

Khasab Musandam dhow cruise is a great opportunity to enjoy dolphin watching, snorkeling swimming, and beautiful scenes of Musandam Fjords. Explore tour details!

MUSANDAM HALF DAY CRUISE

Nothing can be more adventurous than enjoying the live dolphin watching along the way to Musandam Fjords and snorkeling in the pristine waters. Book your tour today!

MUSANDAM OVERNIGHT CRUISE

KHASAB MOUNTAIN SAFARI

Mountain safari to Khor Najd and Jebel Al Harim also known as the mountain of women is a wonderful opportunity to explore the mighty mountains and wadis on the way.

MUSANDAM SCUBA DIVING

Musandam diving trip brings you an opportunity to experience the amazing underwater world in Musandam Oman. Discover a new colorful world, like no other place on Earth.

BEACH CAMPING & CRUISE

Khasab Musandam beach camping is full of the fun-loving tour package that is combined with a full day dhow cruise. Watch dolphins, swim, snorkel, and explore Telegraph and Seebi Island.

MUSANDAM TRIP 2 DAYS

Two days Musandam tour combines a full-day dhow cruise, overnight stay on the boat or on the sandy beach campsite followed by the off-road mountain safari to Jebel Al Harim & Khor Najd.

MUSANDAM TRIP WITH HOTEL

Musandam tour with a hotel stay is the best-suited option for families with small kids and older people. The tour includes a full-day dhow cruise, lunch, refreshments, and hotel pick-and-drop.

KHASAB OMAN CITY TOUR

Khasab is the local capital of the Musandam peninsula and is also known as the ” Norway of Arabia” due to its extensive Fjords-like landscape and coastline and traditional dhow cruises.

Tour Plans For Everyone

If you are visiting Khasab Musandam Oman by a cruise ship, then we have a half-day cruise, full-day cruise, half-day mountain safari, and Musandam city tour offers for you with free pick and drops from the cruise port. If you are planning to travel from Dubai and need a full package, we have the Khasab Musandam tour from Dubai and Dibba Musandam tour from Dubai for you. Explore our Musandam tour packages and select the best that suits your travel plans. If you need any help or guidance from our side, we would love to hear from you.

What our clients says?

Maria Sharapova from Berlin

We booked an overnight cruise and had a great time. Quality of services, boat, food and everything was just superb.

Caroline Cummings from NewYork

Contacted them for a one day tour from Dubai and team helped us all the way from booking to coming back.

John Smith from Dubai

We had an amazing time in Musandam. Contacted the support team for price and they were very efficient and made booking and travel arrangements quickly.

Quynh Anh from Abu Dhabi

Traveling form Abu Dhabi to Musandam is little bit tiring but, their team make it hassle free and we had an amazing day with them.

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MUSANDAM TRIP FAQs

Where is musandam oman located.

The Musandam Peninsula is located on the northern border of the Sultanate of Oman. The high mountains in this region rise more than two thousand meters above sea level. The mountains spread out in a naturally geometrical way. This area also contains the most important waterway, The Strait of Hormuz

Is Musandam Oman worth visiting?

Not only is the journey worthy, but the destination is also just as good – a road trip from Dubai to Musandam is a good getaway from the everyday routine of the city. The Musandam Peninsula is actually an exclave of Oman but is separated from it by the UAE.

How far is Musandam from Dubai?

Musandam Khasab is around 200 Kilometres away from Dubai and Musandam Dibba is around 151 Kilometers.

Is visa required for Musandam from Dubai?

Musandam has two parts, Khasab Musandam and Dibba Musandam. You will need a visa for Khasab Musandam Oman that can be obtained from the border on arrival and can be applied online at https://evisa.rop.gov.om/ as well. If you are visiting Dibba Musandam, then you will need only an entry permit that will be arranged by your hotel or the tourism company. You must obtain an entry permit before traveling to Dibba Musandam Oman.

Do UAE residents need a visa for Musandam?

Yes, everyone traveling to Khasab Musandam Oman will need a visa that can be applied online at https://evisa.rop.gov.om/ as well. If you are visiting Dibba Musandam, then you will need only an entry permit that will be arranged by your hotel or the tourism company. You must obtain an entry permit before traveling to Dibba Musandam Oman.

Can you visit Musandam Oman with UAE visa?

Yes, you can visit Oman with a UAE resident visa, but all professionals are not eligible for arrival or online visa, they must visit Oman Embassy or contact a visa agency to get sponsored Oman visit visa.

Can I get the insurance from Oman border?

Yes, if you are traveling from Dubai to Musandam, you can buy temporary insurance from the Oman border as well.

Are all UAE visa professions eligible for on arrival visa?

• No, all professions are not eligible for Musandam Oman to visit visa. You must check your professional eligibility before planning the Musandam trip.

How long does it take to get an Oman visa?

If you apply for the visa on arrival from the border, then it takes around 30 to 40 minutes, but it depends on the number of persons before you in the queue to get a visa. If you apply for an online visa, then it may take around 24 hours to 72 working hours to get a visa as well.

What is the name of UAE Oman border?

It is the Al Dhara border for UAE and Tibet border for Oman. You should follow the road from Ras Al Khaimah to the Sham border and then towards the Al Dhara border. https://goo.gl/maps/ja73orsSZJArdHvGA

Can I travel to Musandam Oman with UAE visit Visa?

Yes, the following countries can travel to Oman with UAE visit visa only. Australia / Andorra / Austria / Brunei / Bulgaria / Belgium / Brazil / Canada / Cyprus / China / Croatia / Czech Republic / Denmark / Estonia / Finland / France / Germany / Greece / Hong Kong / Hungary / Iceland / Ireland / Italy / Japan / Liechtenstein / Lithuania / Latvia / Luxembourg / Malaysia / Malta / Monaco / Netherlands / New Zealand / Norway / Paraguay Portugal / Poland / Romania / San Marino / Singapore / South Korea / Spain / Sweden / Slovenia / Slovakia / Switzerland / United Kingdom / USA / Vatican / Chain/ Russia/Iran / Indians Have valid USA, UK, Canada visa

What does the cost of Oman visit visa from Dubai?

It is 35 AED each for the UAE exit fee and 5 OMR each for Oman visit visa. If you apply for an online visa, then you just need to pay the UAE exit fee at the border.

What is the passport and visa validity for Oman visit visa?

If you want to get a visa on arrival from the border, then it is 90 days from the travel date. If you want to apply for an online visa, then it should be valid for more than 6 months from the date of application.

Can Indian with single entry visit visa go to Musandam?

No, the Indian passport holder is not eligible for Khasab Musandam Oman, but they can go to Dibba Musandam Oman. They will need to contact a hotel or travel agency to get their entry permit. If they have a Valid USA visa then they can get a visa on arrival for Khasab Musandam Oman as well.

Can I enter Musandam Oman with rented car?

No, If you have don’t have NOC (No Objection Certificate) from your car rental company. Yes, if you have NOC from your car rental company.

What are best things to do in Musandam?

Musandam is known for dolphins, dhow cruises, and mountain safari. If you are planning a Musandam trip then you should opt for a full-day dhow cruise, half-day dhow cruise, overnight beach camping, and dhow cruise, mountain safari, kayaking, or fishing trip according to your travel plan. The overnight dhow cruise is the most demanded Musandam trip for adventure lovers.

“OMAN MUSANDAM TRIP”

“Get To Know The “Norway Of Arabia”

The  Musandam Peninsula  is located on the northern border of the Sultanate of Oman. The high mountains in this region rise more than two thousand metres above sea level. The mountains spread out in a naturally geometrical way. This area also contains the most important waterway,  The Strait of Hormuz.   Excursions in boats and traditional ships give the visitor unforgettable enjoyment. The diving fans at the beautiful coral reefs can plunge to their hearts’ content. The archaeological sites also abound in this area.

Capital Of Musandam

Khasab  is the Governorate of Musandam’s regional centre and is located 570 kilometres from Muscat. Musandam Khasab is located in the far north of the governorate and takes its name from its fertile soil. Khasab Governorate is famous for its magnificent villages and the thrilling roads that lead to its mountain tops. Khasab can be reached by  daily flights from Muscat , by the sea in  fast ferries  and by car through a road that cuts through the United Arab Emirates. Governorates of Musandam Wilayat are: Khasab, Bukha, Diba, Madha.

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Zdubai, abu dhabi & oman, small group discoveries for our world travelers….

• Marvel at the historic wind-tower houses from Dubai’s early days and then spend another morning discovering the city’s futuristic 21st-century architecture
• Visit the unique Falcon Hospital to learn about their pioneering work and research
• Dine at our romantic desert encampment and experience Bedouin ways from henna painting to belly dancing... and witness the cattle auction at the Nizwa souk
• Sightseeing with your own private car, driver and guide including all entry fees
• 10 meals: 8 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 1 dinner
• 8 nights in our fine 5-star hotels, all on-tour transportation and luggage handling

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Check in to the Hilton Dubai Creek .

See the old wind-tower houses built in Dubai’s early days and historic Al Fahidi Fort. Cross Dubai Creek by abra and explore the bustling gold and spice souks. Meals B

Marvel at Dubai’s iconic 21st-century landmarks. Late this afternoon, journey by 4WD across the dunes for a memorable and romantic experience featuring dinner and belly dancing at our Bedouin camp. Meals B,D

Dubai - Abu Dhabi

Journey along the scenic desert coast to Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates. Get a look into traditional life at the Heritage Village, drive along the dramatic corniche and visit the unique Falcon Hospital to learn about their research into these amazing birds of prey. Enjoy two nights at the 5-star Sofitel Abu Dhabi Corniche . Meals B

Day at leisure. Meals B

Abu Dhabi - Muscat

Fly to Oman and transfer to the deluxe Grand Hyatt Hotel . Meals B

Your private tour of Muscat includes the impressive Grand Mosque and colorful Muttrah souk. See Al Alam Palace; the lavish residence of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos is flanked by historic Portuguese forts from the 16th century. Meals B

Travel to Nizwa and get an amazing look into enduring local traditions at the cattle auction. Then tour the historic Round Tower Fort built in the 17th century and see Jabrin, the finest of Oman’s historic castles. Explore the charming village of Birkat Al Mauz in the foothills of the Green Mountains before returning to your hotel in Muscat. Meals B,L

Our tour services end today. Meals B

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The Kingdom of Oman

Our 4-day FreeStyle Tour includes first class and deluxe hotels, daily breakfast, our signature Privately Guided sightseeing and all services with your own personal car, driver and guide.

Our 4-day FreeStyle Travel package includes your choice of hotel, daily breakfast, chauffeured airport transfers, and in-depth sightseeing with your own private guide

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FULL DAY DHOW CRUISE

Full day dhow cruise will be the best way for those looking to experience the Musandam fjords, mountains, and whirling dolphins and landscapes on a traditional dhow with lunch.

KHASAB OMAN TOUR

The Oman Musandam tour from UAE is a wonderful opportunity to explore the beauty of the Musandam region with a full-day cruise, delicious lunch, transport, and visa assistance. 

OVERNIGHT DHOW CRUISE

With Musandam overnight cruise, take a superb evening cruise and sleep on the traditional wooden dhow deck under starry stars and enjoy live BBQ dinner, lunch and breakfast.

DIBBA MUSANDAM TOUR

The all-inclusive Dibba Musandam tour is the best package for UAE residents and tourists as well. You don’t have worry to about borders, as we will take care of everything!

HALF DAY DHOW CRUISE

Have a look at the history of Telegraph Island. Then, swim and snorkel across the crystal clear water and watch the dolphins. Lastly, sit back and enjoy a cruise into the Musandam fjords.

KHASAB MOUNTAIN SAFARI

Khor Najd and Jebel Al Harim are a great way to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. If you want to experience nature, these mountains are the way to do it.

BEACH CAMPING & CRUISE

Enjoy the dhow cruise and a night on Musandam beach campsite under starry stars. Delicious lunch, BBQ dinner, breakfast, and all camping arrangements are provided.

MUSANDAM TRIP 2 DAYS

With Musandam overnight cruise, take a superb evening cruise and sleep on the traditional wooden dhow deck under starry stars and enjoy a live BBQ dinner, lunch and breakfast.

HALF DAY CITY TOUR

The city itself is a peaceful fishing village that overlooks the Gulf of Arabia and the straits of Hurmuz, but it is also considered an important historical landmark.

We offer customized Oman Musandam tour packages from the UAE for couples, families, and groups. If you are planning a Musandam trip and our packages do not suit your travel plans, nothing to worry about. Just contact our support team and we will offer you a customized Musandam tour package according to your needs.

Planning a Musandam trip and need travel arrangements? Gulf Musandam Tours offers private and shared transport as well. We have seven-seat, fourteen-seat, thirty-five-seat, and fifty-seat vehicles with us. We can arrange one-way, two-way, or multiday transportation according to your travel plans.

Looking for the customized Musandam trip package? We are to do it!

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MUSANDAM TRAVEL GUIDE

Musandam is a beautiful port city in northern Oman and is knowns for its beautiful fjords, dhows, and donlpins. If you are planing to visit Musandam, here is the Musandam travel guide!

THINGS TO DO IN MUSANDAM

There are unlimited activities to enjoy in Musandam Oman but here we compiled the details of the top 10 fun-loving activities that you should never miss while you are in Musandam.

MUSANDAM PLACES TO VISIT

Musandam is the smallest region of Oman which is situated at the top of the Arabian Peninsula. Musandam is a unique destination because of its separation from Oman via UAE.

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Gulf Musandam Tours takes every step to make sure that our guests enjoy their time with us. We try our best to provide accurate information, suggestions, and guidelines so you enjoy a hassle-free Oman Musandam trip.

Chicago, USA

Perfect Musandam tour, saw a pod of dolphins feeding, then two of them swam alongside us for a good 5 mins or so. Friendly and helpful crew, plenty of soft drinks, fruit and lunch (curry) on board. Stopped for a swim at Telegraph Island, they had towels for us to use too.

Such a lovely and comfortable Musandam trip, even worked really well with a baby and we saw many many dolphins. The one downside I guess is that I thought the snorkeling bit would be better, the water had poor visibility. However, overall quite a nice tour and the dolphins alone made it well worth it.

Adeel Qamar Mirza

I went first time to Musandam Oman and made a journey to Telegraph Island, did swimming and saw the fjords. It was a great journey with Gulf Musandam Tours. Would recommend everyone to visit this beautiful place.

It was an amazing whole day at the sea. The banana boat ride was fantastic! The blue water will make you jumped and swim!!! It’s a wonderful experienced with the gang!

Why Oman  Musandam Tour ?

Experience nature’s magic in a symphony of bliss with the Oman Musandam tour. Musandam is situated in northern Oman, where you will be welcomed by fjords, high mountains, and blue waters. Imagine you are on one of the traditional Omani dhows crossing magnificent fjords in front of stunning sceneries.

Watch dolphins dance in uncontaminated waters to top up your journey with magic. Snorkel and find out how colorful the life is down in the ocean. The Oman Musandam trip not only brings sea wonders but lets you explore old forts that are guardians of history with the breathtaking view of this tranquil coastal town.

Learn more about the local culture at the bustling souk where the warmth of Omani hospitality and the smell of traditional food will give you a lifetime memory. It has something for everyone as it promises an experience that combines adrenaline, peacefulness, and culture, with the memories of those remaining forever.

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• Day 1 Arrival Transfers from Dubai Airport to Central Hotels in Dubai
• Day 2 Dubai Half-Day City Tour with Blue Mosque Visit
• Day 3 Premium Abu Dhabi Full-Day City Tour from Dubai
• Day 4 Dubai Deluxe Al Khayma Camp Experience with 3-Cuisine Dinner
• Day 5 Khasab Musandam Cruise with Lunch & Transfers From Dubai
• Day 6 Departure Transfers from Central Hotels in Dubai

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Musandam dibba trip is full booked till 13 April. Limited Seat left for 14th April.

         fujairah dibba cruise possible after 11th in under 190 aed with transport..

So, why choose Fujairah Dibba?

• Same Area : It’s like two sides of the same coin – Fujairah on the UAE side and Musandam in Oman, border crossing is major difference.
• Less crowded: Enjoy a more peaceful and relaxed experience.
• Same activities: Don’t miss out on the fun in the sun!
• No border hassles: Simplify your trip and avoid border crossings.

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Want to get away from your daily routine in Dubai and have a change of pace? Head to Oman for a day trip from the UAE and you will feel refreshed. Musandam is within day trip distance from UAE regardless of which emirate you reside in, so if you are planning to visit Oman, it might provide some much-needed relief.

Musandam is a picturesque region that’s part of Oman’s coast and surrounded by the Hajjar mountains. Often known as Norway of Arabia, Musandam Dibba and Musandam Khasab are the two main parts of the region.

We are a leading Musandam tour operator offering a wide range of unique Musandam tour packages that suit your tour and holiday needs. Our Musandam tour packages are affordable while maintaining the highest professional standard. Musandam tour packages include transportation from Dubai, Sharjah, Ras al Khaimah, etc.

Popular Musandam Tour Packages

Musandam tour packages.

Full Day Musandam Khasab Tour from Dubai

The Musandam Khasab Dhow Cruise is a full-day cruise trip that offers the chance to view dolphins, visit Telegraph Island and Sebi Island, go fishing and snorkeling, and enjoy delicious Omani launch and tea in addition to allowing you to see the most picturesque landscapes of the Musandam peninsula.

Full Day Musandam Dibba Dhow Cruise Tour from Dubai

Explore the most impressive kept secrets of the Arabian world on a magical trip with us to the Panoramic Musandam Dibba. Cruise on one of our traditional Omani boats with tasty launches, soft drinks, transportation, along with thrilling sports like swimming, snorkeling, banana riding, speed boating, fishing & landscape.

Musandam Tour Packages from Abu Dhabi with Transfer

Now Abu Dhabi residents can experience a thrilling Musandam Dibba cruise tour with us. With pre-arranged transport to & from Abu Dhabi, you can explore Musandam Dibba, Oman, stress-free & without driving by yourself. This package is designed for tourists who could miss out on the Middle East's hidden gems due to a long drive.

5-6 Hours Fujairah Dhow Cruise Tour With Transfer

With this Dhow cruise, you can experience fishing, swimming, and snorkeling opportunities as you travel along the coastline of Dibba Al Fujairah. You will stop at Dibba Rock, where you can observe a lot of aquatic life swimming around the reef walls. With all necessary equipment provided, you can perform fishing and snorkeling along with  seafood meal will also be provided for you.

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Families or tourists who like to have some independence and want to take a leisurely road trip through some of the most scenic mountains in the UAE can consider taking the self-drive route to Dibba port. Driving through the Hajar Mountains will allow you to experience their appeal on your own.

Musandam Dibba Tour

The cheapest way to experience Oman is to take a Musandam Dibba Tour or a Dibba Sea Safari Tour when you are in Dubai or Oman to truly appreciate its beauty and serenity. This Musandam Dibba Dhow Cruise will not only offer you delicious food and beautiful views of the Gulf of Oman, but it will also allow you to explore Musandam in its authentic form, as well as the dhow cruise, swimming, speed boats, banana boat rides, fishing, kayaking, and food. This trip is ideal for those who want to be adventurous in the ocean and engage in these water sports activities without breaking the bank.

As a Musandam cruise organizer, we handle all the formalities and arrange everything in advance when booking Musandam dibba tour. We can also customize your Musandam trip according to your schedule. In this way, you can see all the sights you want without being rushed, since we prioritize our sightseers’ satisfaction. There are steep mountains surrounding Musandam Dibba, making it very accommodating by nature. Visitors can relax at the beach and enjoy water sports before enjoying a savory international meal, pasta, and green salad, as well as a dhow cruise once they arrive at Haffa. You will ride in an air-conditioned vehicle if you book a Musandam tour from Dubai or Sharjah with transport.

If you like the outdoors at night during special holidays like national holidays and new year, Musandam Travel can assist you with your camping needs.In our role as a leading Musandam tour operator, we ensure the tents and equipment we use are of high quality and function properly.

So Book your Musandam tour package today and take advantage of our customer-friendly prices and be prepared for the experience of a lifetime.

Khasab Tour

The Musandam Khasab peninsula is renowned for its dramatic mountains, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque fjords. This peninsula is often called “Norway of Arabia” because it reminds me of the Norwegian fjords. Dolphins, turtles, whales, and colorful fish inhabit the area. Khasab tours from Dubai are the most convenient way to discover this hidden splendor of the Middle East.

Full-day Khasab Musandam Dhow cruise is an excellent opportunity  to enjoy dolphin watching and admiring scenes of the Musandam Fjords . The old-fashioned Dhow cruises of Khasab are a good choice for those who wish to see the majority of the sights of the region on a day cruise.With beautifully decorated Musandam Dhow cruises and traditional Omani culture, you’ll enjoy traditional and delicious Omani food, including vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.

The Khasab Dhow cruise trip, unlike the Musandam Dibba tour, does NOT include activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, fishing, or a banana boat ride. You can book a SEPARATE snorkeling and scuba diving excursion or even go on a fishing boat tour if you are an adventurous tourist. Taking a separate snorkeling trip in Khasab will allow you to see the beautiful coral reef and swim if you like.

We also offer hiking and trekking activities in Musandam Khasab, so visitors can interact with guides to learn more about local culture.

History buffs should book a Khasab city tour as the guides are locals, so they can provide a fascinating narrative about the history of the ancient buildings and antiques in the area. You will also find out about the mysterious legends surrounding the sites.

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UAE to Oman by train in one hour - Hafeet Rail to slash travel time by 50 per cent

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UAE-Oman train project enters implantation phase – find out routes, speed and travel time.

Dubai: Want to travel from UAE to Oman in one hour by rail? Well, that will soon become a reality because the Hafeet Rail project, designed to slash travel times between the two nations, has officially entered the implementation phase.

Previously known as 'Oman and Etihad Rail Company', Hafeet Rail was unveiled on Tuesday, April 23, as the new brand identity of the joint venture company that will be running the railway. Here are some key facts you should know about the project.

What is the route for Hafeet Rail?

The railway track will extend for 303km from the port in Sohar city, Oman to the Al Wathba area in Abu Dhabi. It will be connected to the UAE National Rail Network and its stations across the country.

The Hafeet Rail extends from the existing Etihad Rail in the UAE .

Hafeet Rail - A scenic journey awaits

The route winds through diverse landscapes, moving from vast deserts to mountains and valleys, and running along Jebel Hafeet, the mountain that lends its name to the joint venture.

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• Passenger Trains: Up to 200 km/h • Freight Trains: Up to 120 km/h

Passenger capacity - up to 400 passengers per train

Travel time reductions - Hafeet Rail will significantly cut travel times between major cities: • UAE to Oman via Abu Dhabi, Al Ain to Sohar – 1 hour and 40 minutes . The current travel time is three hours and 25 minutes. • Sohar to Al Ain - 47 minutes , compared to current travel times that can take one hour and 27 minutes.

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Photos: uae sees its heaviest rains in 75 years.

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Atypically heavy rains in the United Arab Emirates on Monday and Tuesday caused flooding, flight cancellations and school closures. Vehicles were abandoned on highways like this one in Dubai. Francois Nel/Getty Images hide caption

Atypically heavy rains in the United Arab Emirates on Monday and Tuesday caused flooding, flight cancellations and school closures. Vehicles were abandoned on highways like this one in Dubai.

DUBAI — Schools and businesses have been closed across the United Arab Emirates after the country experienced about year's worth of rain in one day.

The flooding also disrupted travel at Dubai International Airport, which is the world's busiest for international travel.

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Videos posted online showed residents sweeping rainwater out of their homes and luxury cars stranded in Dubai's flooded streets, after a storm unleashed the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in the country since the start of data collection 75 years ago. That was well before the country was founded.

Dubai's high-end stores weren't spared either, as rainwater gushed through the ceilings of shopping malls. At Dubai's main airport, the runway flooded and flagship carrier Emirates suspended all departing flights on Wednesday. The local Gulf News reported more than 1,200 flights were canceled due to Tuesday's storms. The airport is expected to return to fully operational by Friday.

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The city, known for its year-round sunny weather and beaches, saw sunshine later in the week, but schools remained remote due to road closures.

Despite some damage to cars, homes and roads, the UAE's state news agency says the rainfall boosts the country's groundwater reserves.

Rainfall in nearby Oman is blamed for more than 20 deaths this week, including 10 children swept away in a car on their way home from school Monday, according to state-owned media there.

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Passengers queue at a flight connection desk at the Dubai International Airport on Wednesday. Dubai's main airport diverted scores of incoming flights on Tuesday as heavy rains lashed the United Arab Emirates, causing widespread flooding around the country. AFP/Getty Images hide caption

Cars drive in a flooded street following heavy rains in Dubai on Wednesday. Torrential rain caused floods across the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Oman. Giuseppe Cacace/AFP via Getty Images hide caption

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A tanker truck sits abandoned in floodwater in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world's busiest airfield for international travel. Jon Gambrell/AP hide caption

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Vehicles sit abandoned in floodwater covering a major road in Dubai on Wednesday. Jon Gambrell/AP hide caption

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Hot Oceans Worsened Dubai’s Dramatic Flooding, Scientists Say

An international team of researchers found that heavy rains had intensified in the region, though they couldn’t say for sure how much climate change was responsible.

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Scenes of flood-ravaged neighborhoods in one of the planet’s driest regions stunned the world this month. Heavy rains in the United Arab Emirates and Oman submerged cars, clogged highways and killed at least 21 people. Flights out of Dubai’s airport, a major global hub, were severely disrupted.

The downpours weren’t a total surprise — forecasters had anticipated the storms several days earlier and issued warnings. But they were certainly unusual.

Here’s what to know.

Heavy rain there is rare, but not unheard-of.

On average, the Arabian Peninsula receives a scant few inches of rain a year, although scientists have found that a sizable chunk of that precipitation falls in infrequent but severe bursts, not as periodic showers. These rains often come during El Niño conditions like the ones the world is experiencing now.

U.A.E. officials said the 24-hour rain total on April 16 was the country’s largest since records there began in 1949 . And parts of the nation had already experienced an earlier round of thunderstorms in March.

Oman, with its coastline on the Arabian Sea, is also vulnerable to tropical cyclones. Past storms there have brought torrential rain, powerful winds and mudslides, causing extensive damage.

Global warming is projected to intensify downpours.

Stronger storms are a key consequence of human-caused global warming. As the atmosphere gets hotter, it can hold more moisture, which can eventually make its way down to the earth as rain or snow.

But that doesn’t mean rainfall patterns are changing in precisely the same way across every part of the globe.

In their latest assessment of climate research , scientists convened by the United Nations found there wasn’t enough data to have firm conclusions about rainfall trends in the Arabian Peninsula and how climate change was affecting them. The researchers said, however, that if global warming were to be allowed to continue worsening in the coming decades, extreme downpours in the region would quite likely become more intense and more frequent.

Hot oceans are a big factor.

An international team of scientists has made a first attempt at estimating the extent to which climate change may have contributed to April’s storms. The researchers didn’t manage to pin down the connection precisely, though in their analysis, they did highlight one known driver of heavy rain in the region: above-normal ocean temperatures.

Large parts of the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic Oceans have been hotter than usual recently, in part because of El Niño and other natural weather cycles, and in part because of human-induced warming .

When looking only at El Niño years, the scientists estimated that storm events as infrequent as this month’s delivered 10 percent to 40 percent more rain to the region than they would in a world that hadn’t been warmed by human activities. They cautioned, however, that these estimates were highly uncertain.

“Rainfall, in general, is getting more extreme,” said Mansour Almazroui, a climate scientist at King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and one of the researchers who contributed to the analysis.

The analysis was conducted by scientists affiliated with World Weather Attribution, a research collaboration that studies extreme weather events shortly after they occur. Their findings about this month’s rains haven’t yet been peer reviewed, but are based on standardized methods .

The role of cloud seeding isn’t clear.

The U.A.E. has for decades worked to increase rainfall and boost water supplies by seeding clouds. Essentially, this involves shooting particles into clouds to encourage the moisture to gather into larger, heavier droplets, ones that are more likely to fall as rain or snow.

Cloud seeding and other rain-enhancement methods have been tried around the world, including in Australia, China, India, Israel, South Africa and the United States. Studies have found that these operations can, at best, affect precipitation modestly — enough to turn a downpour into a bigger downpour, but probably not a drizzle into a deluge.

Still, experts said pinning down how much seeding might have contributed to this month’s storms would require detailed study.

“In general, it is quite a challenge to assess the impact of seeding,” said Luca Delle Monache, a climate scientist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif. Dr. Delle Monache has been leading efforts to use artificial intelligence to improve the U.A.E.’s rain-enhancement program.

An official with the U.A.E.’s National Center of Meteorology, Omar Al Yazeedi, told news outlets that the agency didn’t conduct any seeding during the latest storms. His statements didn’t make clear, however, whether that was also true in the hours or days before.

Mr. Al Yazeedi didn’t respond to emailed questions from The New York Times, and Adel Kamal, a spokesman for the center, didn’t have further comment.

Cities in dry places just aren’t designed for floods.

Wherever it happens, flooding isn’t just a matter of how much rain comes down. It’s also about what happens to all that water once it’s on the ground — most critically, in the places people live.

Cities in arid regions often aren’t designed to drain very effectively. In these areas, paved surfaces block rain from seeping into the earth below, forcing it into drainage systems that can easily become overwhelmed.

One recent study of Sharjah , the capital of the third-largest emirate in the U.A.E., found that the city’s rapid growth over the past half-century had made it vulnerable to flooding at far lower levels of rain than before.

Omnia Al Desoukie contributed reporting.

Raymond Zhong reports on climate and environmental issues for The Times. More about Raymond Zhong

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The United Arab Emirates is struggled to recover from the heaviest recorded rainfall ever to hit the desert nation, as its main airport worked to restore normal operations even as floodwater still covered portions of major highways and roads. (AP video/Malak Harb)

A man walks along a road barrier among floodwater caused by heavy rain on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

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A man carries luggage through floodwater caused by heavy rain while waiting for transportation on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

An abandoned vehicle stands in floodwater caused by heavy rain with the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, seen on the background, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

People wait for transportation amidst floodwater caused by heavy rain on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

A man carries a child through floodwater caused by heavy rain while waiting for transportation on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

Vehicles drive through standing floodwater caused by heavy rain on an onramp to Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

Vehicles drive through standing floodwater caused by heavy rain on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

People wait for transportation on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

People walk through floodwater caused by heavy rain while waiting for transportation on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

Abandoned vehicles stand in floodwater caused by heavy rain along Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

An abandoned vehicle stands in floodwater caused by heavy rain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

A flooded street by heavy rain is seen, with the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, on the background, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

A man walks through standing floodwater caused by heavy rain with the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, seen in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

A man walks through standing floodwater caused by heavy rain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

A group of people work to recover an abandoned vehicle taken by floodwater caused by heavy rain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

Vehicles drive through standing floodwater caused by heavy rain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

A man walks through floodwater in the Mudon neighborhood in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded — a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

Civil defense officials bring water on a raft to a family in the Mudon neighborhood in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded — a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

Dubai civil defense officials drive through floodwater in the Mudon neighborhood in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded — a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United Arab Emirates tried to wring itself out Thursday after the heaviest recorded rainfall ever to hit the desert nation , with its main airport allowing more flights even as floodwater still covered portions of major highways and communities.

Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest for international travel , allowed global carriers on Thursday morning to again fly into Terminal 1 at the airfield. And long-haul carrier Emirates, crucial to East-West travel, began allowing local passengers to arrive at Terminal 3, their base of operations.

However, Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths said in an interview with The Associated Press that the airfield needed at least another 24 hours to resume operations close to its usual schedule. Meanwhile, one desert community in Dubai saw floodwaters continue to rise Thursday to as much as 1 meter (3 feet) as civil defense officials struggled to pump out the water.

“We were looking at the radar thinking, ‘Goodness, if this hits, then it’s going to be cataclysmic,’” Griffiths said of the storm. “And indeed it was.”

The airport ended up needing 22 tankers with vacuum pumps to get water off its grounds. Griffiths acknowledged that taxiways flooded during the rains, though the airport’s runways remained free of water to safely operate. Online videos of a FlyDubai flight landing with its reverse thrust spraying out water caught the world’s attention.

“It looks dramatic, but it actually isn’t that dramatic,” Griffiths said.

Emirates, whose operations had been struggling since the storm Tuesday, had stopped travelers flying out of the UAE from checking into their flights as they tried to move out connecting passengers. Pilots and flight crews also had a hard time reaching the airport given the water on roadways.

But on Thursday, Emirates lifted that order to allow customers into the airport. That saw some 2,000 people come into Terminal 3, again sparking long lines, Griffiths said.

Others who arrived at the airport described hourslong waits to get their baggage, with some just giving up to head home or to whatever hotel would have them.

Two men walk through floodwater in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Wednesday, April 17, 2024. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

The UAE, a hereditarily ruled, autocratic nation on the Arabian Peninsula, typically sees little rainfall in its arid desert climate. However, a massive storm forecasters had been warning about for days blew through the country’s seven sheikhdoms.

By the end of Tuesday, more than 142 millimeters (5.59 inches) of rainfall had soaked Dubai over 24 hours. An average year sees 94.7 millimeters (3.73 inches) of rain at Dubai International Airport. Other areas of the country saw even more precipitation.

Meanwhile, intense floods also have struck neighboring Oman in recent days. Authorities on Thursday raised the death toll from those storms to at least 21 killed.

The UAE’s drainage systems quickly became overwhelmed Tuesday, flooding out neighborhoods, business districts and even portions of the 12-lane Sheikh Zayed Road highway running through Dubai.

The state-run WAM news agency called the rain “a historic weather event” that surpassed “anything documented since the start of data collection in 1949.”

In a message to the nation late Wednesday, Emirati leader Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the ruler of Abu Dhabi, said authorities would “quickly work on studying the condition of infrastructure throughout the UAE and to limit the damage caused.”

On Thursday, people waded through oil-slicked floodwater to reach cars earlier abandoned, checking to see if their engines still ran. Tanker trucks with vacuums began reaching some areas outside of Dubai’s downtown core for the first time as well. Schools remain closed until next week.

Vehicles sit abandoned in floodwater covering a major road in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April 17, 2024. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

Authorities have offered no overall damage or injury information from the floods, which killed at least one person.

However, at least one community saw the effects of the rainfall only get worse Thursday. Mudon, a development by the state-owned Dubai Properties, saw flooding in one neighborhood reach as much as 1 meter. Civil defense workers tried to pump the water out, but it was a struggle as people waded through the floodwater.

Residents of Mudon, who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity given the UAE’s strict laws governing speech, described putting together the equivalent of nearly $2,000 to get a tanker to the community Wednesday. They alleged the developers did nothing to help prior to that, even as they called and emailed. They also said a nearby sewage processing facility failed, bringing more water into their homes.

“A lot of people were in denial of how bad it was,” one homeowner said as civil defense officials waded through the water, bringing bottled water on a raft.

Dubai Holding, a state-owned company that has Dubai Properties as an arm, did not respond to questions. It’s part of a wider nexus that U.S. diplomats have called “Dubai Inc.” — all properties overseen by the city-state’s ruling family.

The flooding sparked speculation that the UAE’s aggressive campaign of cloud seeding — flying small planes through clouds dispersing chemicals aimed at getting rain to fall — may have contributed to the deluge. But experts said the storm systems that produced the rain were forecast well in advance and that cloud seeding alone would not have caused such flooding.

Scientists also say climate change is responsible for more intense and more frequent extreme storms, droughts, floods and wildfires around the world. Dubai hosted the United Nations’ COP28 climate talks just last year.

Abu Dhabi’s state-linked newspaper The National in an editorial Thursday described the heavy rains as a warning to countries in the wider Persian Gulf region to “climate-proof their futures.”

“The scale of this task is more daunting than it appears even at first glance, because such changes involve changing the urban environment of a region that for as long as it has been inhabited, has experienced little but heat and sand,” the newspaper said.

Heavy rains lash Middle East, disrupting flights in Dubai after killing 20 in region

Authorities and communities across the United Arab Emirates were clearing debris on Wednesday after heavy rain subsided late on Tuesday.

Dubai, the Middle East's financial centre, has been paralysed by torrential rain that has caused floods across the UAE and Bahrain, leaving 19 dead in Oman and at least one in the UAE.

Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest air hub for international passengers, diverted scores of incoming flights amid the flooding. DBX was expecting more than 100 flight arrivals on Tuesday evening.

But the airport announced a halt to arrivals before announcing a "gradual resumption" more than two hours later.

Videos on social media showed planes taxiing across an apron flooded with standing water.

Departure flights remained in operation during the evening but were plagued with delays and cancellations. Roads to the airport were also badly flooded.

Similar scenes were repeated across Dubai and elsewhere in the UAE as the oil-rich Gulf state, better known for its arid climate and intense summer heat, reeled from the storm.

Year's worth of rain in 24 hours

Flagship shopping centres Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates both suffered flooding.

Water was ankle-deep in at least one Dubai Metro station, according to images posted on social media.

Some roads collapsed, residential communities were hit by heavy flooding and many householders reported leaks from roofs, doors and windows.

Schools were shut across the UAE and were expected to remain closed on Wednesday, when further storms are forecast. Dubai's government also extended remote working for its employees into Wednesday.

Some inland areas of the UAE recorded more than 80 millimetres of rain over the 24 hours to 8am, approaching the annual average of about 100mm.

The National Center for Meteorology "urged residents to take all the precautions … and to stay away from areas of flooding and water accumulation".

The Asian Champions League football semifinal between the UAE's Al Ain and Saudi side Al Hilal, due to be hosted in Al Ain, was postponed for 24 hours because of the weather.

Climate-fuelled flooding

Bahrain, to the UAE's north-west, was also hit by heavy rain and flooding after being pummelled by thunder and lightning overnight.

"I like to play in the rain but for the first time it scares me," said nine-year-old Ali Hassan, as he helped his mother clear water from outside their house in Bahrain's capital, Manama.

The storms descended on the UAE, Bahrain and parts of Qatar after hitting Oman, where they caused deadly floods and left dozens stranded.

A child's body was recovered on Tuesday, taking the death toll to 18 with two people missing, emergency authorities told the official Oman News Agency.

Nine schoolchildren and three adults died when their vehicles were swept away in flash floods, the news agency reported on Sunday.

Both Oman and the UAE, which hosted last year's COP28 UN climate talks, have previously warned that global warming is likely to lead to more flooding.

Friederike Otto, a leader in the field of assessing the role of climate change on specific extreme weather events, said it was likely that global warming played a part in this week's rain.

"It is highly likely that the deadly and destructive rain in Oman and Dubai was made heavier by human-caused climate change," said Ms Otto, of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change at Imperial College London.

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At least 20 people are now known to have died in a wild storm that swept across The Gulf.

Parts of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) saw a year and half’s rainfall in one day.

Air travel remains in chaos, particularly in hard hit Dubai, with the emirate’s airport – the world’s second busiest air hub – declaring it was facing “very challenging conditions”.

Startling images have emerged from Dubai including of the immense rains and wind bringing down structures, sports cars driving through flooded roads and even the rescue of a cat that was clinging onto a car door on a water logged street.

At least 20 deaths

Oman, which neighbours the UAE, has recorded 19 deaths including a girl whose body was found in the city of Saham on the country’s Gulf coast.

In the UAE itself, a man in his seventies died when his vehicle was swept away in flash floods in the Ras al Khaimah emirate, north of Dubai.

Local news outlet The National said he was attempting to travel through a flooded waterway as heavy rain hit.

Worst rain for 75 years

The UAE’s National Centre for Meteorology (NCM) said 255mm of rain came down in 24 hours near Al Ain, on the Oman border.

With the UAE averaging between 140mm and 200mm of rain each year, that amount far exceeds the annual usual total.

Oman said it had received its worst rain for 75 years.

A video was posted to social media of people battling in the fierce rain with roofs and ceilings being torn off buildings around them.

Conditions have eased on Wednesday, local time. The UAE has announced the “end of the weather fluctuations” but that it would take time for the country to return to normal.

Cat rescued from floods

Dubai police did countless rescues on Tuesday but one was notable.

The force released a video to Twitter, now known as X, of officers spotting a black and white cat clinging to the handle on a car door on a flooded street.

The cat, with some protest and several growls, was brought onto a police boat and taken to safety.

Airport remains in chaos

Dubai International Airport, the home of Emirates and the world’s second busiest airport, is under particular pressure.

Over the last 24 hours it has diverted 21 flights to nearby Abu Dhabi Airport which is faring far better.

Other flights have seen severe delays with passengers unable to get to the airport or to leave it.

“We advise you NOT to come to the airport, unless absolutely necessary,” said the airport on social media.

“Flights continue to be delayed and diverted. We are working hard to recover operations as quickly as possible in very challenging conditions.”

Footage circulating on social media showed the airport completely flooded at times on Tuesday.

Clips show the tarmac drowning in water as planes try to navigate their way through what now looks like a marina.

Footage of an Emirates plane at its gate could be seen completely surrounded by water.

Emirates suspended all check in for passengers until Wednesday morning to battle the backlog.

“We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused. Emirates is working hard to restore our scheduled operations, and our teams will provide all possible support to affected customers,” it said in a statement.

One video shared to Instagram by digital creator Jay Robert showed an Emirates flight attendant dragging her luggage through knee-high waters as the footage cuts to inside what appears to be the airport – also flooded.

“Proof nothing will stand between crew and sleep, Emirates crew wade flood waters in Dubai in efforts to get home after long flights,” the caption read.

“Several Emirates crew wrote in to say this is the worst flooding they’ve seen in the city in nearly 20 years.”

Similar scenes were repeated across Dubai and elsewhere in the UAE as the oil-rich Gulf state, better known for its arid climate and intense summer heat, reeled from the storm.

Both the Oman and the UAE, which hosted last year’s COP28 UN climate talks, have previously warned that global warming is likely to lead to more flooding.

“It is highly likely that the deadly and destructive rain in Oman and Dubai was made heavier by human-caused climate change,” Otto, of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change at Imperial College London, said.

Meanwhile, Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates both suffered flooding and water was ankle-deep in at least one Dubai Metro station, according to images posted on social media.

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Muscat Oman City Tour From Abu Dhabi

The Muscat Oman city tour from Abu Dhabi starts at 7:00 a.m. unless you book an exclusive Muscat Oman city tour from Abu Dhabi. You can be collected from Abu Dhabi airport, Abu Dhabi hotels, residences, or any location in Abu Dhabi.

At the United Arab Emirates-Oman border, our guide will assist you with the visa formalities; it takes around 15 minutes to cross the border.

Suncity Tours Abu Dhabi provides free tourist visa for the nationalities mentioned below:

Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland (Netherlands), Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Malaysia, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States Of America, and Vatican City

Muscat Oman Day Tour From Abu Dhabi Itinerary

Muscat Oman city tour from Abu Dhabi will take you past many villages, towns, and cities like Sohar, Saham, Al-Kaburah, Khalil, Al Suwayq, Al-Masnaah, Barka…

After reaching Muscat, we will have a short break at Qurum public beach park, swimming is optional, and once rejuvenated, your Muscat Oman city tour will start from (Old Muscat) Bait Al Zubair, a private museum exhibiting traditional Omani items, portraying the rich Omani heritage.

You will visit the ruler’s Al Alam Royal Palace guarded by the twin forts of Mirani on the west and Jalali on the east side of the harbor-which were rebuilt by the Portuguese around the 1550s, you can enjoy some stunning views of the ocean

Next, visit the Mutrah souk, a traditional Arabic-style souk selling souvenirs, Arabic perfumes, pashmina, Omani hand-made khanjars (Daggers), silver and gold jewelry, and other handicraft items, Our guide will treat you to Omani specialty sweet dish called Omani Halwa made from Dates, cardamom & rose water.

Along the souk is the corniche, where you can see numerous Arabic Dhows and Muscat cruise tour boats anchored in the harbor along with Sultan’s Yacht on the Mutrah port.

Sheikh Sultan Qaboos’ grand mosque; the biggest mosque in Oman ( Muscat) can accommodate 20,000 worshipers. While touring the Grand mosque, women are expected to cover their heads.

Your guide will take you to Muscat Height which provides stunning views of Ruwi ( commercial district ) and Muscat.

Muscat city tour will drive you past the fishing villages of Haramel and Sidab before heading to the UAE

This tour can be combined with an overnight desert safari in Abu Dhabi

Oman Tour From Abu Dhabi Includes

• Sohar Royal Grand Mosque – beautifully tiled in a turquoise and gold palette.
• Qurum Beach & Nature Reserve – Excellent swimming opportunity in the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Oman.
• Muttrah Corniche – Views of Port, Omani Dhow Harbor, Watchtowers, along with Al Lawati Mosque, fish market & Sultan’s Superyacht.
• Muttrah Souk – One of the ancient Arabian Traditional Souks in the Middle East – selling Kuma ( special Omani traditional Hats) & Dishdasha, artifacts, and antics. frankincense, gold & silver jewelry, Omani halwa, Khanjar (Omani Dagger)
• Muttrah Fort – Stunning views of Muttrah Corniche and the harbor.
• Bait Al Zubair (Bayt Al Zubayr) Museum – Private museum that displays Omani Weaponry, Omani village models, handicrafts, frankincense trees, and artifacts.
• Sultan’s Place or Qasr Al Alam (Flag Palace)  – One of the most important residences of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said – raised Omani flag at the entrance indicates the Sultan’s presence in the Palace.
• Al Mirani Fort – Built by the Portuguese in the 16th   century.
• Al Jalali Fort – “Ash Sharqiya Fort” was Built in the 16th   century by the Portuguese Empire.
• Riyam Memorial – The frankincense burner Monument.
• Old Light House Muttrah – Stunning views of the harbor.
• Royal Opera House Muscat – Oman’s premier venue for musical arts and culture.
• Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque – One of the Biggest Mosques in the world accommodating over 20000 worshippers, sandstones, hand-woven Persian carpets, and crystals.
• A visit to Old Muscat will take you back in time.
• Muscat Heights – An amazing place to admire Muscat City.
• Muscat Gate Museum – Oman history along with Stunning views of Fort & Corniche.
• Haramel & Sidab Fishing Village – A sleepy Omani fishing village. An ideal point for fresh fish sales and local gossip.

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