A private two-day journey to the roof of Oman with a skilled local guide. Day one explores old Nizwa, its souq of dates and silver and the fort that guarded the interior, then Misfat Al Abriyeen, where stone houses stand over terraces watered by an ancient falaj. Late afternoon we drive off-road up Jabal Shams to a viewpoint on the edge of Wadi Ghul, Oman's Grand Canyon, and check in to a mountain camp or resort for dinner under a sky full of stars. Day two follows the canyon rim into Wadi Ghul, descends to Al Hoota Cave in Al Hamra with its underground lake, and ends at Birkat Al Mouz beside a 2,000-year-old water channel still in use, with a coffee break in the ruins before the return to Muscat. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
| Price type | OMR | USD (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| per adult | OMR 298.000 | ≈ $775 |
| per child (ages 3–11) | OMR 210.000 | ≈ $546 |
| Infants (0–2) | Free | |
Prices are in Omani Rial. USD, EUR, GBP, AED and SAR are shown for reference and converted at checkout.
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Birkat Al Mouz, the villages and rose terraces of Jabal Akhdar, a mountain sunset and a 4-star hotel night, then Nizwa's souq, fort and the Oman Across Ages Museum.
Wadi Shab's waterfall cave, turtles nesting at Ras Al Jinz, the Wahiba dunes and a desert camp, then Nizwa and Jabal Akhdar — three days, two camps, one private 4WD.
Four fixed departures a year: Muscat and Daymaniyat snorkelling, Wadi Shab, turtles at Ras Al Jinz, the Wahiba Sands, Nizwa, Misfat and Al Hoota Cave, and a dhow cruise — hotels, camps and most meals included.
The complete circuit at an unhurried pace: Wadi Shab, turtles, Sur, Wadi Bani Khalid, the Wahiba Sands, Jabal Akhdar, Nizwa, Al Hoota Cave, Misfat, Muscat and a Daymaniyat snorkelling day.
