Day 1
Arrive in Salalah proceed to the hotel and check in.
Day for relax
Overnight in Salalah
Day 2
After the breakfast,
Drive to Seeb Fish Market 32 Km, 30 Minutes
You will visit Khur Ruri(Samhuram)-Taqah Castle-Taqah Beach Photo Stop-Al Baleed Museum and Archiological site.
Khur Ruri(Samhuram):- Sumhuram archaeological park is one of the beautiful bays of Dhofar, and it was previously one of the leading trading ports of frankincense and known as Khor Rori. This heritage site is spread over 25 miles of East Salalah on a hilltop that overlooks the freshwater stream of the Khor Rori. It is a fascinating park that serves as a museum and archaeological park
Taqah Castle:- Taqah Castle is one of the most visited and famous castles in Oman. This gen is comparatively built new than other castles. This beautiful castle is located in Taqah’s fishing village, surrounded by white sand beaches. This castle is well maintained and preserved and known as one of the famous forts of Oman.
Taqah Beach:- Enjoy the beautiful beach of Taqah.
Al Baleed Museum and Archiological site:- A jewel landscape in Salalah is included in UNESCO’s list, and a prominent place for history lover visitors. It is an open archaeological site on the Arabian Sea coast and lies close to Haffa Souq and Al Husn Palace.
Overnight in Salalah.
Day 3
After the breakfast
You will visit Sultan Qaboos Mosque-Wadi Darbat-Tawi Attair Sink Hole-Gravity Hills-Mirbat-Sadah Beach and Castle
Qaboos Mosque:- One of the largest mosques in the Dhofar region is situated in Salalah. This mosque is in the city’s center, an original and authentic display of Islamic architecture decorated with marvelous chandeliers, wall patterns, and green carpets. This place is a huge attraction and Stays crowded all over the year. So visitors during Khareef season or any other part of the year can visit this mosque.
Wadi Darbat:- A must-see on any vacation to Salalah is Wadi Darbat, which is lush all year round. A stream with tree-lined sides and, frequently, camels grazing on them may be found at the wadi’s highest echelons. However, viewing the travertine curtain first from the bottom will provide a great view. You can also see the cascade and the other pools below it. From the parking lot, a small trail leads into the forest. Follow this and climb just a few rocky outcroppings until you can see the waterfall clearly and in all its splendor.
Tawi Attair Sink Hole:- One of the world’s most giant sinkholes, spanning 150meters wide and 211m deep, is located near Wadi Darbat. Although many tourists stop here, most just stroll towards the edge’s viewing deck, take a quick look around, and then get back in a Landcruiser. Avoid making this error! You won’t be impressed at all because the sight from the summit is pretty constrained.
Gravity Hills:- At Salalah Anti Gravity Point, watching the automobile move up the slope in neutral without no acceleration is an incredible sight. This is something special. The car may go between 40 and 60 kilometers per hour without accelerating.
Mirbat:- Mirbat Castle, the most famous and crucial twins of Salalah.Being the capital of this region years back, it is full of history. Mirbat Castle carries a history of exporting and breeding horses. This town gained fame because of the legendary battle fought on 19th July 1972. Mirbat Castle played an important administrative and defensive role between the Yemeni communist supporters and British troops. This castle got renovated and restored in 1991 and opened to the public. It was declared a tourist site in 1996. It showcases the traditional intensity of Dhofar and several other Sultanate governorates.
Sadah Beach and Castle:- A crucial trade center where frankincense was traded for hundred years. During the time of Sayyid Taimur bin Faisal, this Sadah Castle was one of the crucial pillars which guarded the Dhofar governorate. As it lies in the far east of the region, this castle plays the role of a watchman. At first glance, this night disappoints you because it might appear worn out and old buildi6, but believe me, it is full of surprises. This surprising building is featured embroidered textiles, cultural antiques, and colorful interiors, which gives a homey feeling. Visitors can explore the three rooms of a castle, including the kitchen, which contains imported porcelain, antique pictures, and pottery.
Overnight in Salalah
Day 4
After the breakfast
You will visitMughsail Beach-Ayn Khor Fall-Dhalkut Village.
Mughsail Beach:- Mughsail Blowholes at Marneef Cave is one of the most crowded places in Salalah. A combination of natural and stunning fountains and beaches is just mesmerizing. It is a year-round destination. During the kareef season, the natural fountains reach more height than in other seasons. Visitors can experience bird watching, barbeque making, and horse riding at the beach, which are favorite activities. It is the ultimate picnic spot that can be visited in all seasons.
Ayn Khor Fall:- We didn’t see the Ayn Khor falls running, but if you reach Salalah either during or shortly after the khareef, you might see it. You’ll find a lovely blue pool at the base, and thick vegetation cascades over the rocky outcrop from either side of the falls.
Dhalkut Village:- The little village of Dalkut, located approximately 130 miles from Salalah and close to a Yemeni border, is reachable after Fazayah. Visitors can visit coastal communities like Rakhyut along the way, practice driving on winding roads with steep switchbacks, and see out undiscovered beaches close to Sha’at. There’s a military checkpoint on the road, so make sure you have insurance and passport information.
