Solo Trip to Oman from Dubai

Solo trip to Oman from Dubai

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Traveling to UAE and interested in traveling solo to Oman muscat from Dubai? Suncity offers a great solo trip to Oman from Dubai for adventure and nature-loving travelers, A one-of-a-kind 13 to 15-hour day tour to Oman from UAE.

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For solo travelers who want to explore magical Oman, in a natural way. Suncity tours offer a wide range of Day tours to Oman from the UAE that show the highlights and hidden beauties of Muscat, Nizwa, Wahiba Sands, Ras Al Hadd, Sur, Sohar, Salalah, and many more beautiful cities, towns, and villages of Oman.

The focus of the Oman day tour from Dubai is to bring the stunning landscapes and the Omani culture closer. you will be picked up at 8:00 am from your location, and the guide will get the Omani Visa formalities done for you, Suncity tours provide a free Oman visa to all their tourists. Visa and Border-crossing usually take around 15 to 20 minutes, which makes it one of the fastest border crossings in the world.

Itinerary

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 & 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 & 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 & Culture.
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque – One of the Biggest Mosques in the world accommodating over 20000 worshippers, sandstones, hand-woven Persian carpets & 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.