A daily guided day trip to Oman from Dubai is available, departing at 7:00 am and returning at 10 p.m. We offer pick-up services for Muscat and Nizwa Oman Day Trips from Dubai, which can be arranged from residences, hotels, hotel apartments, airports, or any location in the UAE.
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As a true adventurer, you must include a day trip to Oman on your list of must-visit places. An Oman tour will take you through various villages, towns, and cities such as Shinas, Al Aqr, Sohar, Saham, Al-Masnaah, Al-Rustaq, Barka, and Al-Seeb.
We will stop for lunch and a refreshing swim at Qurum public beach when we reach Muscat city. Our Oman Day trip begins at Bait Al Zubair in Old Muscat, a private museum showcasing traditional Omani items and rich Omani heritage.
We will take a photo stop at Al Alam Royal Palace, guarded by the twin forts of Mirani and Jalali, which were rebuilt by the Portuguese in the 1550s. From there, we will visit Muscat Gate Observatory and head to Muttrah Souk, a traditional Arabic-style marketplace selling souvenirs, perfumes, jewelry, and other local handicrafts. Our guide will also treat us to Omani Halwa, a sweet dish made from dates, cardamom, and rose water.
Next to Muttrah Souk is Mutrah Corniche, where we can see many Omani Dhows and Muscat cruise tour boats anchored in the harbor, including Sultanโs SuperYacht at Mutrah port. We will also visit Mutrah Fort to enjoy stunning views of the Indian Ocean and Mutrah Corniche.
Next, we will visit Sheikh Sultan Qaboosโs grand mosque, the largest mosque in Oman that can accommodate around 20,000 worshipers. Women are expected to cover their heads while touring the mosque. Our guide will then take us to Muscat Heights, which offers stunning views of Ruwi and Muscat.
Before returning to the UAE, we will pass through the fishing villages of Haramel and Sidab, with striking scenery along the way.
Oman Day trip from Dubai Includes
Sohar Royal Grand Mosque โ beautifully tiled in a turquoise and gold palette.
Qurum Beach & Nature Reserve โ Excellent swimming opportunity in the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Oman.
Muttrah Corniche โ Views of Port, Omani Dhow Harbor, Watchtowers, along with Al Lawati Mosque, fish market & Sultanโs Superyacht.
Muttrah Souk โ One of the ancient Arabian Traditional Souks in the Middle East โ selling Kuma ( special Omani traditional Hats) & Dishdasha, artifacts, and antics. frankincense, gold & silver jewelry, Omani halwa, Khanjar (Omani Dagger)
Muttrah Fort โ Stunning views of Muttrah Corniche and the harbor.
Bait Al Zubair (Bayt Al Zubayr) Museum โ Private museum that displays Omani Weaponry, Omani village models, handicrafts, frankincense trees, and artifacts.
Sultanโs Place or Qasr Al Alam (Flag Palace) โ One of the most important residences of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said โ raised Omani flag at the entrance indicates the Sultanโs presence in the Palace.
Al Mirani Fort โ Built by the Portuguese in the 16th century.
Al Jalali Fort โ โAsh sharqiya fortโ was Built in the 16th century by the Portuguese Empire.
Riyam Memorial โ The frankincense burner Monument.
Old Light House Muttrah โ Stunning views of the harbor.
Royal Opera House Muscat โ Omanโs premier venue for musical arts and culture.
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque โ 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 โ An amazing place to admire Muscat City.
Muscat Gate Museum โ Oman history along with Stunning views of Fort & Corniche.
Haramel & Sidab Fishing Village โ A sleepy Omani fishing village. An ideal point for fresh fish sales and local gossip.
Oman MUSCAT Day Tour Pricing Details
Rate
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1499 USD (Max 4 Pax) Private Group
Meals
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Traditional Omani Food
Visa
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Free
Duration
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13-15 hours
Timings
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7:00 am onwards
Conducted
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Daily
Nizwa Day Tour from Dubai Itinerary
Discover the Nizwa Souk, where you can explore a variety of traditional Omani products sold in various tourist shops. You will be spoilt for choice with a wide range of items including spices, rose water, dates, handmade carpets, silverware, and lamps.
A visit to the Nizwa Date Souk is a must-do as Oman is famous for its dates, with over 11 million date palm trees. This market is dedicated to dates, and you can find over 60 different varieties with varying sizes, colors, and flavors. Dates are a symbol of hospitality in Oman and are served at every event. You can even find date variants in the form of syrup, honey, or Nutella!
Nizwa Souk is also known for its silverware, pottery, and fancy lights, which showcase the traditional Omani art of pottery that has been around for over 4,000 years. You can take home vintage, hand-made pieces of Bedouin-inspired silver jewelry.
Donโt miss the chance to try a sumptuous, traditional If youโre looking for a unique dining experience, Oman has plenty to offer. Local Omani cuisine is a fusion of Arabian, Indian, and African flavors, resulting in a delicious array of dishes. From traditional Omani shuwa to spicy biryani, thereโs something for everyone. Donโt miss out on trying the popular drink, Omani coffee, and finishing off with some sweet halwa. seated on the ground. Itโs a humbling experience that will give you a taste of Omani hospitality.
Explore historic monuments like Nizwa Fort, Bahl Fort, and Jabreen Castle, each with a story to tell about Omanโs glorious past. Nizwa Fort, built in the 17th century, remains in pristine condition.
Indulge in the Omani Halwa, which is a staple dessert in Oman. The secret recipe has been passed down through generations and is guarded by each halwa-making family.
Visit the Falaj Daris Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and discover the unique underground channel that divides water equally between farms.
You will also visit Birkat Al Mawz or Pool of Bananas, a famous village with banana and date plantations.
Lastly, visit Al Tanuf Village, known for its ruins and Wadi. The village was severely damaged and abandoned by locals during the Jebel Akdar War with rebellions in the 1950s.