East Salalah mountain safari with Wadi Darbat and beach visits

• Water in bottles • Transport via bus, van, or coach • Pickup and drop-off services from hotel, airport, or seaport • Knowledgeable Omani guide fluent in English and Arabic

• Tips • Meal • Boating options (Paddle & Kayak 3 OMR for 2 people / Motor 5 OMR for 6 people) • Admission fees to Koofan House and/or Burj Al Aksar (1 OMR each per person)

• The tour is accessible for individuals using wheelchairs. • Infants and young children are permitted to use a pram or stroller. • All locations and surfaces accommodate wheelchair access. • Suitable for various levels of physical fitness. • This is a private tour offered daily, with group tours available twice a week. • Availability of guides in certain European languages, including German, Italian, French, and Polish, may be limited and could be unavailable on your selected date; in that case, an English-speaking guide with an Omani license will be provided.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup and drop-off services are provided from all hotels located in Salalah city and Hawana Salalah. For pickups from Mirbat, there is an extra charge of OMR 20 per person.

• Taqa is known for its castle and also features a nice beach, which is also a good location for bird watching. The view of Taqa city from the beach is impressive. • There is an old house that you can enter for an additional fee if desired; it is visually appealing from the outside as well. A souvenir shop is located at this site. • Taqa Castle is a notable landmark in Dhofar, built in the 19th century. Its walls are made of 'Taqa Stone', a local limestone with fossilized shells and corals. Inside, you can find a well, an open-air jail, a formal sitting area known as a majlis, bedrooms, a kitchen, and storage spaces. Traditional weaponry, jewelry, everyday household items, and vibrant traditional clothing are displayed in these areas. • View from Outside • You will have the chance to see seasonal waterfalls (if available at the time of your visit), and a spring where pedal boating, kayaking, and motor boating (at an additional cost) can be enjoyed, with views of the Jabal Qara mountains. A visit to Salalah is not complete without exploring this valley, which is one of the most popular destinations in the Dhofar Region, and there are opportunities for trekking within the valley. • The Tawi Atair Sinkhole is the most notable sinkhole in the Dhofar governorate. There is a trek down to the sinkhole's base, which requires a good level of physical fitness. The trek back up also demands good health. • Jabal Samhan is the highest point in the Dhofar region, rising above 4000 feet. From this vantage point, the view is spectacular, and if fortunate, you may observe mountains below. It’s a great spot for recording timelapse videos and photographing clouds. • This location features a magnetic hill in Dhofar, often referred to as Anti Gravity Point, where a car can ascend a hill while in neutral gear. • Wadi Hannah (also known as Wadi Hinna) includes Baobab trees, a natural water pool, and the waterfall of Ayn Hasheer. • This unique coastal highway location allows for walking on sand dunes and watching the sunset at the beach, where the dunes meet the coastline — an ideal setting for a sunset view.