The Gateway to the Eastern region of Oman, Ibra (150 km from Muscat – Average driving time 1 – 1.5

Jebel Akhdar in Arabic means “Green Mountains” and this region of the most verdant outside of Salalah and the Batinah

Masirah is idyllic for those who really want to get away from it all. It is an island in the

The journey by air to the Musandam (45 minutes), dubbed as the “Norway of the Middle East”. It is about

Muscat, the capital city of Oman lies sparkling white, topped with golden minarets in the middle of a maze of

From the Batinah Coast to the west of Muscat along the base of the jebels are several key towns of

Nizwa, (174 km) from Muscat, the verdant oasis city with its blend of the modern and the ancient was the

Nestled in the southern region of Oman, Salalah (1030 km from Muscat) has the benifit of the annual Indian monsoon,

Sohar (230 km from Muscat), a seaside city, was the capital of Oman many centuries ago and legend has it

Sumail Gap (75 km from Muscat) is the only natural pass through the northern jebels traces the trail of the

Sur( 335 km from Muscat via interior paved road / 240 km via coastal track), a placid sea coast town

The great Wahiba sands (190 km from Muscat) are longitudinal dunes 200 km long and 100 km wide running south

Beyond Nizwa, the southern flanks of the Western Hajar Mountains (200 km from Muscat) which can be readily seen rising