Golf has a history in the Sultanate dating back to 1970s. With world-class golf clubs in Muscat – the Al Mouj Golf Club, Muscat Hills Golf and Country Club, Ghala Valley Golf Club, and the Ras Al Hamra Golf Club – perfect golfing weather is usually experienced between September and May, and during the evenings in Summer.
A destination that stands as a shining jewel in its own right. Nestled in the heart of the Arabian Peninsula, this magnificent country boasts an incredible tapestry of natural wonders, making it the perfect canvas for your dream destination wedding.And what could be more enchanting than exchanging vows in this beautiful country? Oman’s breathtaking landscapes are legendary, from the towering Al Hajar Mountains to the mystical Wahiba Sands, and the idyllic shores of the Arabian Sea. These natural wonders provide a stunning backdrop for your celebration, making every moment truly magical.As you embark on your journey to forever, let the Sultanate of Oman be the canvas for your love story. With its rich culture, moderate climate, strategic location, and unparalleled natural beauty, it’s an ideal venue for the destination wedding of your dreams. Welcome to Oman, where your love story will become an unforgettable tale of romance and adventure.
Taking off as a new leisure activity in the early 2000s, Stand Up Paddle Boarding has gained momentum in Sultanate, quickly earning itself a reputation as a great SUP location thanks to its over 3,000km long coastline.
Shatti Beach and other beaches in Muscat are some of the best starting points for an unforgettable SUP session, depending on the paddler’s level of fitness and comfort.
Local companies manufacture paddle boards to international standards right here in Oman, while others offer equipment hire and lessons if required.
Home to the second largest cave chamber in the world (Majlis Al Jinn on the Salmah Plateau) and numerous others, the Sultanate has plenty of caves to explore.
Some, like Al Hoota Cave near Al Hamra or the Muqal Cave in Wadi Bani Khalid, don’t require specialised equipment and can be explored by visitors with average fitness levels.
However, the caves at Majlis Al Jinn are for experienced cavers only and also require additional equipment and permissions.
The cruise ship sector has received a considerable attention in the Omani tourism strategy. This comes by harnessing all capabilities and providing the necessary facilities, and the flexibility to obtain the required licenses and permits in coordination with government and private agencies and international companies that own and operate these cruise ships.Therefore, the ports of the Sultanate of Oman are considered a major stop for many cruise ships. Discover endless excitement on board the ships that visit Sultan Qaboos Tourist Port, Khasab Port, and Salalah Port during the period from October to May.Cruise passengers can visit tourist attractions, as there are many packages, programs and services provided by travel and tourism companies and public and private transportation, to get to know the attractive tourist destinations in the Sultanate of Oman.
Golf has a history in the Sultanate dating back to 1970s. There are many world-class golf clubs in Muscat – Al Mouj Golf Club, Muscat Hills Golf and Country Club, Ghala Valley Golf Club, and Ras Al Hamra Golf Club. The perfect golfing weather is usually experienced between September and May.Local golf clubs feature state-of-the-art facilities with a specialized club, golf cart rental service, and qualified coaches who can introduce golf to beginners through personal training.
From the white pebble sand beaches of Fins and Sur, to rocky outcrops above the clouds on Jebel Samham in Dhofar, Oman has hundreds of stunning camping locations for visitors to choose from.
While wild camping is a favourite pastime in the Sultanate, campers must ensure they are not on private land or damaging land or livestock. That includes disposing of rubbish in designated bins only. Those looking for more comfortable camping options, can book one of the available desert camps or join a local tour operator that offers organised camping trips.
International filmmakers may find what they are looking for in the Sultanate of Oman, as it is an attractive destination for shooting movies due to its tourist attractions and unique terrain and geographical locations. In tandem these tprovide magnificent loactions for scenes in the film and television industry, such as forts, castles, islands, mountains, coasts, plains, and valleys.The Sultanate of Oman is also characterised by the diversity of tourism experiences and activities that suit various themes and types of films and cinema. The facilities, along with the presence of many local companies supporting this field, make choosing the Sultanate of Oman of great benefit.The Sultanate of Oman is rich in its architecture, customs, traditions, and features. We are ready to welcome you at any time. What do you think of an exciting scene from Snake canyon, or by climbing the slopes of Jabal Shams, or chasing colourful fish in the Daymaniyat Islands?
A fantastic combination of surfing and paragliding makes for an incredibly challenging, yet exhilarating sport enjoyed by many in Oman. In fact, the Sultanate is known around the world as an up-and-coming kitesurfing destination.
Particularly popular on Masirah Island, kite surfing there is best enjoyed in the summer months, when temperatures are around 25℃ and the island receives some of the monsoon winds that bring rains to Dhofar and turn it into a green wonderland.
Local tour and rental operators provide training and gear hire, with qualified professionals to ensure a safe and exciting experience for all visitors.
From rock climbing to abseiling, Oman offers plenty of stunning spots for more experienced mountaineers. It is recommended to always keep an eye on the weather, wadis and roads can quickly flood in case of rain.
Experienced climbers will know Jebel Misht as a perfect location for some serious alpine-style rock climbing. Easier options are offered on the Via Ferrata routes managed by the Alila Jebel Akhdar Resort & Spa on Jebel Akhdar, which also includes a 22-metre bridge walk across the mouth of a cave, or the Via Ferrata route on Jebel Shams.
