Full-day mountain safari in Salalah

• Meal • Water in bottles • Light refreshments

• Admission to Taqah Castle (3 OMR per person) is not included.

• Strollers or prams may be used for infants and small children. • Service animals are permitted. • Nearby public transportation options are accessible. • Infants must sit on an adult's lap. • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels. • The remaining portion of the tour's duration will be allocated for transportation.

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

You will be contacted prior to your tour, and the guide will arrive punctually.

• The excursion starts in Taqah, a picturesque fishing village on Oman's southern coast, known for its traditional Dhofari houses and the local specialty of dried sardines. • Taqah Castle, built in the 19th century, is a historic fort that was once the governor's residence and symbolizes local power. Visitors can explore its intricately designed rooms and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. • The Taqah Viewpoint provides stunning vistas of Taqah, nestled between jagged mountains and the Arabian Sea, perfect for capturing photos and appreciating the tranquil environment. • Wadi Darbat is a scenic paradise in Dhofar, featuring lush vegetation, seasonal waterfalls, and clear pools. Visitors can stroll along winding paths or trek across the valley to uncover hidden waterfalls, and relax at the serene spring while enjoying activities like pedal boating, kayaking, or motor boating (additional cost applies). • The Tawi Ateer Sinkhole is a notable natural feature in Dhofar that requires a physically demanding trek to access. The remarkable views and the satisfaction of reaching the sinkhole make the effort worthwhile. Additional natural attractions include Teeq Cave, offering further adventure opportunities. • This site, often referred to as the ‘Grand Canyon’ of Dhofar, provides expansive views of the east coast on one side and the vast Qara mountain range on the other, along with the Jebel Samhan range from a plateau nearly 1700m high. • Wadi Hannah is distinguished by the presence of baobab trees, native to Africa and Madagascar, which add a unique charm to the area with their large trunks and unusual forms. • An interesting phenomenon in Dhofar is the ‘Anti-Gravity Hill,’ where an optical illusion makes it appear that vehicles roll uphill while in neutral gear.