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• Geologic piece of art!

  D82YOsharond,,8 thg 1, 2026

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  4.00

  This was a cool place to see and check out! The sinkhole is a majestic work of art. The water is quite warm, but getting in is very slippery. You NEED water shoes - don't wear flip flops. They are not safe. It's very rocky and getting to the sinkhole can be hard on the feet. People with mobility issues should really think about asking for help to navigate the stones. Making a pathway to the sinkhole should be a consideration in the future. There is construction all around the sinkhole which made it a bit noisy. Not a lot of people were in the water as there are no REAL facilities to change. There are pop up changing tent structures that do not close, so have someone stand in front of it for you so that no one comes in. Bring a dry bag for your stuff. If you don't have anyone to watch your valuables, there's nowhere to store them.

• To flee

  karined197,,5 thg 1, 2026

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  1.00

  If you want a quiet place don't go... a crazy world you think you're in a municipal pool very crowded we couldn't even swim, loud music... in short Same for wadi bani khlalid to flee You can't even see the beauty of the landscape

• Wonders

  Voyage De Plaisir,,16 thg 12, 2025

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  5.00

  We went by our own with our cab cum guide . And it was amazing experience. Yes you have to track till there and when you reach there it’s awesome . Fresh clear water to swim . Carry drinking water with you , comfortable shoes

  

  

• Beautiful but lots of waste left behind

  adam20082015,,9 thg 12, 2025

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  3.00

  The landscapes are indeed beautiful but we had several disappointments: the world of course from where we go to swim to the cellar (we left the parking lot around 9:30 am) rather complicated directions to follow but especially all the waste left on site. It’s such a shame

  

  

  

• Great fun!

  PurplePapillon,,6 thg 12, 2025

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  5.00

  Fabulous wadi - come out here twice during my 2 week trip to Oman. No need for a guide - easy to walk on own and get to with a Yango/Otaxi. We paid 70 OMR for a taxi van to take us (4 people) to/from Muscat and to wait for us. Unfortunately there is some garbage including lots of orange peels - people pick up your orange peels they don’t compost on rocks. One thing to be aware of is there are a lot of visitors who do not swim well - this made me a bit nervous as they are thrashing about and could easily take down another person. Not sure how this can be controlled for but some of the pools are deep and getting to end involved a narrow way passageway. Even a strong/confident swimmer may want to consider a life jacket given number of non swimmers in the wadi. Note there was a drowning the day I was there (5/12/2025) so this really should not be underestimated.

• No need to employ a guide but think carefully about personal safety

  Andrew M,,22 thg 11, 2025

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  4.00

  Well worth the one hr walk to the main swimming pools. The boat trip is really just away of extracting 1 OMR from you- you can actually swim the 100m or so . To avoid paying although you may get some strange looks so I paid. You disembark and the first few hundred metres is through some lovely date palms where the path then opens up as you walk down the steep gorge. At this point the walking is quite difficult as you are walking on rounded pebbles of around 100mm diameter- if you are walking wearing beach shoes then this is uncomfortable- I would recommend walking shoes or boots. The walk doesn’t get any easier on your feet but is mostly flat with occasional scrambling over boulders. Towards the end, some of these are very polished and wet - you need to be careful as there are some steep drops. I saw a middle aged woman slip and badly bruise her elbow. The route all the way is pretty obvious. You pass a large pool which looks inviting for swimming ( some people were) and then continue for another half mile or so before arriving at the main pools. There were a couple of one person change tents where a lady was collecting some money- otherwise you just get changed where you can. At this point I would definitely advise wearing beach shoes as you then make your way to the swimming area . The river is followed for a few hundred metres swimming, walking, paddling etc. The final pool area ( cave) is reached via a 30 m swimming pools in deep water with few if no hand holds on the vertical walls. You need to be a confident swimmer. There is a narrow gap around as wide as your head which you must carefully negotiate- I found it easier just diving under the water where it is wider- I had swimming goggles. You get through to a pool approximately 15 x25 m long - all in deep water with a steep ramp at the end where there is. Lovely waterfall of around 20 metres. Adjacent to this is a thick hawser rope which you can use to pull yourself up to a small ledge. From there you can dive back down. I chose not to do this as I’m 66 and thought it best to preserve any strength for the swimming. As I was exiting- a woman was having a panic attack as she was about to leave the chamber- all this happening I should add as you are treading water- you cannot stand up as the water is too deep and there are no hand holds to cling onto. You have been warned - there have been some deaths in this pool. I personally wouldn’t bother using a guide- they may well give you some historical, geological information but other than that everything is pretty obvious as to what you have to do. The guides don’t actually do any swimming- they just sit in the shade allowing their clients to get on with it themselves they certainly don’t act as life guides. The car park usually fills up quickly and the little cafe sells some snacks and drinks. There are also a few shacks selling/ hiring life jackets and beach shoes- if you can’t swim I would definitely advise making use of their services. I hope my tips have been useful.

• Don’t waste your money taking a guide - wonderful experience without.

  Andrew M,,17 thg 11, 2025

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  4.00

  The guides I witnessed simply show you when to walk- it’s obvious where to walk as there are no alternatives- you just walk up the gorge on well marked paths. When you get to the bathing areas they tell their clients that they won’t be swimming and ask their clients to get on with it ( this is the area where perhaps they would be of most use) They just sit in the shade. The swimming is only recommended if you are a confident swimmer as you have to commit yourself in several places with nothing to stand on or hold onto at the sides. The final cave access is possible with your head above water but you have to manoeuvre your head around the narrow gap - higher water and this wouldn’t be possible. I took swimming goggles and just ducked under the water e Level. As I was leaving the cave area a woman had a panic attack and another middle aged woman slipped on the wet rock and badly bruised her elbow. I would recommend walking boots/ trail shoes up to the final swimming area where you can then change into beach shoes. I walked the distance in beach shoes and it was very hard work given the large pebbles you have to walk over. The final cave are has a rope you can pull yourself up on to reach a ledge at 4 m where you can dive/ jump off into the deep water.I didn’t bother as the panic attack woman kind of put me off a bit. Costs 1 OMR for boat but tbh you can also swim if you want as it’s only around 75 m to the far bank. There is a coffee shop / cafe offering simple snacks and also shops offering rental of beach shoes ( 1 OMR) and life jackets . Car park gets a bit crowded but you can always park up the hill and walk. Couldn’t find the nearby Geocache.

• Spectacular Wadi

  X6177HGmauroc,,16 thg 11, 2025

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  5.00

  The wadi and 'spectacular with sheer walls and lush vegetation, beautiful both the first part where you walk up the stream and the second part where you swim between rocks and bodies of water to the cave

  

• A very nice experience!

  Tamara V,,14 thg 11, 2025

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  4.00

  Beautiful experience with private tour. The guide accompanied us from the parking lot to the water holes. At the deepest point they measure 9 MT, and not being salt water it is worth considering whether or not to rent the life jacket. Women are only allowed in the water with T-shirts and shorts, although I saw someone in a T-shirt and costume... (Without shorts). I do not recommend it to those with mobility difficulties, because to get there you have to face a slightly uphill path on a rocky conformation.

  

  

• must do

  Farahyusuf,,11 thg 11, 2025

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  5.00

  BEAUTIFUL PLACE..everyone should visit on their trip to oman.we took a guide named abdullah from the entrance and he was with us carrying all our things.excellent guide even though he didnt know much english.

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