Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque

Begin your tour with the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a stunning architectural marvel that took six years to complete and opened in 2001. This traditional Islamic sanctuary, constructed from sandstone and marble, features five minarets, rich mosaics, handmade Persian carpets, and crystal-adorned chandeliers.

Royal Opera House

The Pearl of the Oman musical and stage art.

Mutrah Souq

Experience the everyday charm of Oman as you navigate through bustling market rows, where you can haggle and have a blast. From aromatic spices to traditional rugs, exquisite vases, and delightful souvenirs, this market offers an array of treasures waiting to be discovered.

Al Alam Palace

Sultan Qaboos' Royal Residence: A City Center Marvel Nestled in the heart of the city, the Residence of Sultan Qaboos is a picturesque haven flanked by imposing forts. While entry is restricted, the exterior offers breathtaking photo opportunities, attracting visitors eager to capture the grandeur.

Bait Al Zubair

The museum boasts a rich collection of ancient weaponry, khanjars, household artifacts, and costumes, many sourced from the owner's private collection. Adjacent to the museum, an expansive Omani village and bustling souk offer an immersive experience into the nation's heritage and culture.

Beautiful beaches for relaxing and having coffee

Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve

Discover Oman's stunning Daymaniyat Islands, a haven for marine enthusiasts. Protected by the Ministry of Environment since 1996, these islands are located just 18 kilometers from the Batinah Coast, offering exceptional dive sites with vibrant coral gardens, stunning reefs, and diverse marine life, including the ever-popular Whale Shark.