Full-day private tour of East Oman from Salalah

• Soft drinks • Water in bottles • Air conditioning in the vehicle • Coffee and tea • Meal included

• Accessible for individuals using wheelchairs • Infants and small children may use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation options exist • Specialized seats for infants are provided • Transportation options accommodate wheelchairs • All locations and surfaces are accessible for wheelchairs • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellation must occur at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• The tour concludes at Taqah, where both the castle and beach are explored. The castle, constructed 300 years ago by a Wali, provides a significant glimpse into past life with its collection of historical artifacts, furniture, clothing, and traditional jewelry. • Taqah beach features white sands and clear waters, along with a cliff nearby that offers stunning views of the expansive beach stretch. • The journey highlights the beauty of eastern Salalah, starting with Wadi Darbat in the Quara Mountains, where wildlife can be seen gathering at the riverbed amidst waterfalls and striking rock formations. • Jebel Samhan, the highest point in the Dhofar region, offers a panoramic view of the surroundings, often positioning visitors above the clouds. • Tawi Ateer, known as "Well of Birds," resembles a landscape from Jurassic Park. The Taiq Sinkhole stands as the world's third largest, measuring 1 km in length and 200 m in depth. • Baobab trees, typically found in African ecosystems, thrive in Oman as well. Approximately 200 specimens, some over 300 years old, exist in Dhofar, where they face extinction. • The Anti Gravity Point lies on a hill between Mirbat and Salalah, where a vehicle set to neutral can roll uphill at speeds of up to 35 km/h. Various theories attempt to explain this phenomenon. • A traditional Arabic restaurant visit takes place in the early afternoon for lunch, with the guide selecting a venue based on your preferences. Both lunch and beverages, including coffee or tea, are covered in the tour price. • The next stop is Mirbat, meaning horse market, a small coastal town that thrived on trade in horses, spices, and frankincense, making it a significant trading port. Although the 18th-century fortress is closed to the public, it can be admired from the hill where it stands.