Private half-day city tour of Salalah

• All applicable fees and taxes • Pick up and drop off at hotels, ports, airports, and residences • Bottled water provided • Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, either a 4WD or a saloon car

• Nearby public transportation options are accessible • Specialized seats for infants can be provided • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels • Not accessible for strollers • Infants are required to have their own seat and cannot sit on laps

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made no less than 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup is available from various locations in Salalah, including: - Salalah harbor (for passengers on shore excursions) - Salalah Airport - Residences - Hotels

• The Sultan Qaboos Mosque stands prominently in the city center, hosting numerous worshippers for prayers daily since its inauguration in 2009. Inside, a stunning crystal chandelier hangs from a meticulously decorated 36-meter (118-foot) dome, and a 20-ton hand-woven carpet featuring 115 million individual knots adorns the floor. The mosque’s landscaped grounds offer a tranquil area for relaxation. Non-Muslims may tour the interior from Saturdays to Thursdays between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.; modest attire is required, and women must cover their hair. • Next, visit Khwar Al Balid, a lagoon named after the ancient city located on its banks. Historically, this lagoon was linked to the sea and acted as a natural port due to its varying depths. This area is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the lagoon is protected, highlighting its archaeological, historical, and natural significance. The archaeological park is the first of its kind in the Sultanate, aimed at safeguarding natural resources, attracting tourists, and raising awareness about the ancient city within the Dhofar Governorate. • After exploring Al Balid, proceed to Luban Market (Al Hafah Market), a traditional market recognized as an economic and tourist focal point in Salalah. Located 3 km from Salalah city amidst coconut trees, this market is well-known for its incense and frankincense products, along with a variety of offerings including traditional textiles, clothing, jewelry, and numerous other local goods. It is considered the oldest market in the Dhofar region. • Finally, we will visit the coconut groves of Salalah to appreciate the lush greenery, which can be seen along the route from Salalah to Dharis Beach. This area is primarily cultivated with bananas, papayas, sugarcane, and various vegetables. You will have the opportunity to learn about agricultural practices in Salalah and walk through the cool soil between the crops.