Mountain safari with waterfalls and beach near Salalah

• Water in bottles • Light snacks • Air conditioning in the vehicle

• Accessibility for wheelchair users is provided. • Nearby public transport options are available. • Infant seats can be provided upon request. • Appropriate for individuals with any level of physical fitness. • The remaining duration of the tour will be designated for transportation.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

The guide will be at your hotel prior to the designated start time.

• The journey starts at the picturesque fishing village of Taqah, located along Oman's southern coastline. This historic settlement is famous for its traditional Dhofari architecture and the local delicacy of dried sardines. • Taqah Castle, a historic fort in Taqah, Oman, was constructed in the 19th century and served as the residence for the local governor, symbolizing regional authority. The castle showcases intricate architecture, featuring traditional Omani designs. Visitors can explore its rooms, learn about its past, and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape. • Taqah Viewpoint offers a stunning view of the town of Taqah, set against rugged mountains and the Arabian Sea. It is an ideal location for capturing memorable photographs and appreciating the serene beauty of the area. • Wadi Darbat is a hidden treasure located in the heart of Dhofar, boasting lush scenery, seasonal waterfalls, and clear pools. Guests can take a leisurely walk along its paths amidst towering cliffs and vibrant plant life. For a more adventurous option, there is a trek from one end of the valley to the other, revealing hidden corners and waterfalls. Relax at the wadi's tranquil spring, where activities such as pedal boating, kayaking, or motor boating (at an extra cost) are available, all while enjoying views of the Jabal Qara mountain range. A visit to Salalah is not complete without experiencing this natural sanctuary, making Wadi Darbat a popular site in the Dhofar region. • Tawi Ateer Sinkhole is a notable natural phenomenon in Dhofar, Oman. Descending into the sinkhole involves a challenging trek requiring good physical fitness, but the striking beauty of the sinkhole and the sense of achievement make the effort worthwhile. Other natural wonders in Dhofar, such as Teeq Cave, also offer memorable experiences. • This location, often referred to as the ‘Grand Canyon’ of Dhofar, provides a panoramic view of the east coast on one side and the expansive ‘Qara’ mountain range on the other, as well as a breathtaking plateau at nearly 1700m high in the Jebel Samhan range. • Wadi Hannah is characterized by its distinctive baobab trees, known for their large trunks and unusual forms, which are indigenous to Africa and Madagascar. The presence of these trees enhances the enchanting atmosphere of the wadi. • One of Dhofar's intriguing attractions is the so-called "Anti-Gravity Hill," an optical illusion also known as Magnetic Hill, which creates the effect that vehicles appear to roll uphill even when in neutral gear.