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Discover the wonders of Salalah on this 4-day trip. Experience lush mountains, tranquil beaches, refreshing waterfalls, and fascinating cultural sights. Visit bustling souqs, indulge in traditional Omani dishes, and relax amid Salalah's serene beauty. Below is a recommended itinerary for 3 nights & 4 days:

Day 1 – Arrival and Introduction to Salalah

• Arrive at Salalah International Airport
• Pick up your rental car
• Check in at your hotel
• Afternoon visit to Al Baleed Archaeological Park
• Relaxing coffee break at Al Baleed Waterfront cafés (Rovana, Lantana, or Walif Café)
• Evening stroll at Al Hafa Souq: Enjoy shopping for traditional items and frankincense

Day 2 – East Salalah Natural Adventure

• Early breakfast at the hotel
• Visit Wadi Darbat for waterfalls, kayaking, paddle boats, horse riding, or zipline
• Coffee break at Darbat Café overlooking stunning views
• Lunch at Malem Dhofar RestaurantExplore Taqah Castle and picturesque Taqah Beach
• Evening leisure at Hawana Salalah Walk with dining options

Day 3 – West Salalah Scenic Exploration

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Head to Al Mughsail Beach and enjoy the famous blowholes
• Discover Marneef Cave with panoramic ocean vistas
• Afternoon spent at serene Iftalqoot viewpoint
• Enjoy an evening beachside experience at OSARA with casual dining options

Day 4 – Departure

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Check out from hotel
• Return your rental car at Salalah International Airport for departure

Inclusions:

• 4-days car rental
• 3-night stay including breakfast

Exclusions:

• Entrance Fees
• Tours
• Lunch & Dinner
• Anything not mentioned

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Explore the beauty of Salalah in this 6-day trip. Enjoy green mountains, clear springs, and peaceful beaches. Visit local markets, taste Omani food, and take part in fun activities. This trip is a mix of nature, culture, and relaxation. Below is a recommended itinerary for 5 nights & 6 days:

Day 1 – Arrival

• Arrive at Salalah International Airport
• Pick up your rental car
• Check in at your hotel
• Free time to rest or explore nearby

Day 2 – Central Salalah Highlights

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Drive up to Itin Mountain for panoramic views
• Coffee break at Serene Café
• Visit Ain Jarzeez Water Spring
• Lunch at Abu Waseem Madhbi Restaurant
• Quick stop at the Coconut Fruit Stalls
• Discover Al Baleed Archaeological Park
• Enjoy a seaside coffee at Rovana, Lantana, or Walif Café at Al Baleed Waterfront
• Evening at Al Hafa Souq: Explore traditional shops, Omani sweets, frankincense, and local crafts
• Attend Awdat Al Madi Festival for cultural performances

Day 3 – East Salalah Adventure

• Early breakfast at the hotel
• Head to Wadi Darbat: waterfalls, paddle boats, kayaking, zipline, horse riding, and more
• Coffee with a view at Darbat Café
• Optional stop at Darbat Waterfall Viewpoint
• Lunch at Malem Dhofar Restaurant
• Evening at Hawana Salalah Walk: dine at The Island Restaurant or explore other options

Day 4 – West Salalah Wonders

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Visit Al Mughsail Beach & Blowholes
• Explore Marneef CaveSpend the rest of your day at Iftalqoot viewpoint
• On your way back to the hotel, stop at OSARA for a special setting setup by the beach, with various casual F&B outlets.

Day 5 – Heritage & Nature Exploration

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Visit Al Askar Tower for historical insights and panoramic views
• Explore Taqa Castle to learn about local history and cultureLunch at a local restaurant
• Afternoon visit to Tabrok and Athoom Springs for relaxation and scenic beauty
• Evening free time for personal exploration or shopping

Day 6 – Departure

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Relax at Al Dahariz Beach
• Takke a stroll at The Beach Waterfront at Al Dahariz Beech and enjoy a cup of coffee at a local cafe
• Have lunch at a local restaurant 
• Visit Itin in the evening Itin Square and enjoy the festive activities.
• Dinner at a local restaurant

Day7 – Departure

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Check out and return the rental car
• Transfer to Salalah International Airport for departure

Inclusions:

• 5-days car rental
• Stay for 5 nights including breakfast

Exclusions:

• Entrance Fees
• Tours
• Lunch & Dinner
• Anything not mentioned

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Salalah has a unique microclimate compared to the rest of the Arabian Peninsula, offering distinct seasonal shifts from sunny beaches to misty, green mountains.

Khareef / Monsoon (Late June – September)

• The Weather: This is Salalah's famous monsoon season. The region is blanketed in thick fog, heavy mist, and continuous light drizzle. The landscape completely transforms into a lush, vibrant green paradise with flowing waterfalls.
• Temperature: A refreshing 20°C to 27°C.

Serb Season (September – October)

• The Weather: The rain and mist clear up, but the mountains remain intensely green and the waterfalls continue to flow for a few weeks. It is warm, fresh, and highly photogenic.
• Temperature: A comfortable 23°C to 31°C.

Winter Season (November – February)

• The Weather: Mild, sunny, and incredibly pleasant with clear blue skies and calm seas. It is the ideal time for traditional beach activities and desert exploration without the humidity.
• Temperature: Comfortable highs around 26°C to 28°C, dropping to cool lows of 18°C to 20°C at night.

SpringSeason (March – June)

• The Weather: Clear and sunny as the region transitions out of winter. April and May are the hottest and driest months of the year before the monsoon winds arrive.
• Temperature: Highs range from 30°C to 35°C (and can occasionally climb higher in May).

The Omani Rial ranks among the top 3 most valuable currencies in the world, even higher than the Euro! Divided into 1000 Baisa, comes in notes from OMR 1 to OMR 50, with 100 and 500 Baisa notes handy for smaller purchases. While coins exist in all sorts of denominations, keep in mind that 5 and 10 Baisa might not be universally accepted.

Cash is widely used in Oman, but do not worry – credit and debit cards are also widely accepted, especially Visa and Mastercard. Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are readily available in banks, airports, gas stations, convenience stores, and shopping malls, ensuring convenient access to cash.

Be sure to download a currency conversion app with offline capabilities for worry-free transactions before your trip, ensuring smooth navigation of your transactions.

Rest assured, Oman welcomes you with open arms and peaceful streets. As with any travel destination, let us explore some simple tips to navigate your adventures with confidence. Oman boasts a reputation for being one of the safest countries in the world.

Although Oman is among the safest countries in the world, it is important to be vigilant. As with any country, remember to keep valuables secure in your car or on the beach.

Driving in Oman is quite safe but always stay alert and navigate Oman’s well-maintained roads by respecting traffic rules, including roundabouts, for everyone’s safety. While driving at night in rural areas is not recommended, daytime journeys unveil breathtaking landscapes and authentic cultural experiences.

Empower your adventures by downloading an offline map for ease of navigation.

Visas are required for entry to Oman except for visitors from GCC countries. All applicants must apply for a visa through the Royal Oman Police’s eVisa portal at https://evisa.rop.gov.om.

FAQs regarding the visa application process may be explored at https://evisa.rop.gov.om/en/frequently-asked-questions. A valid passport is required that remains as such for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Oman.

VISA ELIGIBILITY

Citizens from the 103 countries are allowed to enter Oman without securing a prior tourist visa and can stay for up to 14 days. For other nationalities :to apply for an e-Visa, applicants must hold a passport that’s valid for 6 months from the date of entry. Keep in mind that 2 digital passport sized photos (on a white background) are required with the application. All visas must be applied for online at least 4 days before travelling to Oman.