We start the day by exploring Muscat City after an American breakfast at the hotel. Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, the fifth-largest mosque in the world, will be our first stop (not open on Fridays or other public holidays). 
A highlight of the city of Muscat. The Grand Mosque is a stunning structure that appears contemporary, yet it demonstrates that contemporary artisans have maintained the abilities required to create this exquisitely classic setting. The main prayer room's ceiling of the huge dome, the chandeliers, and the handmade carpets are all "must sees." Please take note that men should wear trousers and women should wear complete clothing and a head scarf. When you pass the diplomatic area, stop into Muttrah Souq, Oman's oldest and biggest marketplace, where you may buy Omani souvenirs. Explore the winding lanes where the scent of sandalwood and frankincense permeates the air. We then go to Al Alam Palace, where the monarch hosts his dignitaries. Two Portuguese castles, Al Jalali (1578) on the right and Al Mirani (1581) on the left, surround the palace.

Meal: Breakfast

We start the day by having an American breakfast at the hotel before going to see dolphins. As we search the seas for dolphins and whales, you will be transferred from the hotel in Muscat to the marina and board a boat. A wonderful way to start the day is to watch wild dolphins. If you're lucky, you might even spot one of the numerous whale species that can be found only a few kilometers from Muscat's untamed coast. Although a sighting is not guaranteed on every tour, you will undoubtedly have fun and learn more about the most amazing marine creatures in the world. Go back to the hotel after returning to the marina. You can spend the remainder of the day exploring the city or taking use of the hotel's amenities. Spend the night at the hotel.

Meal: Breakfast

After eating an American breakfast, leave the motel. We travel the beautiful and rocky coastal route to Wahiba Sands today. This excursion provides breathtaking views of the Gulf of Oman's azure waters set against immaculate white beaches. Quriyat is a fishing village that we pass on our way. Eagles and Flamingos are likely to be seen along an inland stream. See the stunning Wadi Arabayeen, which is surrounded by date palms and features deep pools of water. After that, we head to the breathtaking limestone crater known as the Bimah sinkhole, which has blue-green water at its bottom. Driving along the shore on bright, sunny days may provide one the opportunity to spot sharks in the deep blue oceans or fleet-footed gazelles darting across the countryside. Reach Sur and explore the open-air museum's historic dhow factory. From here, the road winds through mountainous terrain, providing stunning views of the ocean. Later on, you will have the chance to see sea turtles visiting the coast and laying eggs at the Turtle Beach, an amazing experience! We proceed to the Wahiba Sands, a huge expanse of rolling red and white sand and dunes that rise to a height of 200 meters and are home to a wide range of plants and animals. Once in the camp, you ascend the lonesome dune to witness the enchanted sunset. As you gather around the fireplace and sample Omani specialties, the day comes to a conclusion beneath the Omani sky. Enjoy dinner at camp in the evening. Spend the night at the camp.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

We will visit a Bedouin family in their traditional and basic home today after enjoying an American breakfast at camp. The traditional Bedouin tribe, who are renowned for their friendliness and familiarity with the Sands, also reside in Wahiba Sands. Wadi Bani Khalid stands in sharp contrast to this. It is made up of tiny, charming settlements tucked away in the highlands. The water on the Wadi is deep blue and clear. Back to Sands later. Spend the night at the camp. Enjoy dinner at camp in the evening. Spend the night at the camp.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

Check out and head to the airport for your flight home after enjoying an American breakfast at the hotel. The good times don't have to end! Relive your tour's highlights. We have no doubt you will return at some point.

Meal: Breakfast