• Taqah Castle - Explore the historic town of Taqah, its beach, and the Taqah Plateau. Then, drive to Wadi Derbat to experience one of Oman’s largest waterfalls. Continue to the western side of Salalah to witness the stunning landscapes, including the beauty of Al Mughseal Beach, the blowhole, and the Hidden Beach.
• Souq Al Hafa - Visit the Old Frankincense Souk, a unique market in Oman perfect for finding souvenirs. Conveniently located on Sultan Qaboos Road near the beach, this charming traditional Omani market offers a wide range of items, including incense, hats, tea, herbs, and perfumes like oud.
• Wadi Darbat - Renowned as the most beautiful and breathtaking location in Salalah, Wadi Darbat is ideal for mountain, nature, and spring enthusiasts. Witness the magnificent waterfalls in Salalah.
• Global Safari for Travel and Tourism OMAN - Enjoy complimentary coconuts. These coconut huts are situated next to coconut and banana farms, offering freshly harvested fruits.
• Al Mughsail Beach - Al Mughsayl features a long expanse of blue sea and white sand. The picturesque landscape, flanked by mountains, provides an elegant and photogenic view, making it an ideal picnic destination.
• Marneef Cave - Located in the small Shatt area, about 40 km from Salalah in Dhofar, Al Marneef Cave overlooks the Arabian Sea. When sea levels rise and currents intensify, water rushes through rock cavities, enhancing the water fountain’s flow. The sound of flowing water creates a unique atmosphere. The cave is visitor-friendly, with a protective fence, benches, walkways, and bridges.
• Ain Razat - As a primary freshwater source in Salalah, Ain Razat continues to play a vital role in supplying water to farms, utilizing the traditional falaj system.

• Pick up and drop off at port or hotel in Salalah
• Entrance Fees at Sumharam
• English speaking guide/driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Entrance fees

This highly recommended excursion kicks off in the morning with a visit to the historic fishing village of Taqah, known for its charming houses. Discover the century-old Taqah Castle, which once served as the official residence of the Wali (Governor), and enjoy a panoramic view while learning about the region’s rich history.

The journey continues to the ancient ruins of Sumharam (Khor Rori), a UNESCO World Heritage site, which was a significant trading port connecting the Mediterranean, the Persian Gulf, and India.

Next, the tour arrives at the stunning Mughsail Beach, where, at high tide, waves dramatically crash through natural blowholes, sending water up to 30 meters into the air at the far end of the rocky beach.

From here, the route follows the coastal road towards Oman’s western border, lined with sheer cliffs and valleys where frankincense trees grow naturally. A short walk into the valleys offers the chance to experience the scent of the holy incense in its natural setting.

On the return journey, there is a photo stop at Mughsail Lagoon, a peaceful spot where migratory birds, including flamingos, can be observed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.