• Wadi Darbat - Wadi Darbat is a magnificent, verdant valley with a river flowing through its center. The surrounding hills feature small caves that visitors can hike to. It’s an ideal location for a family picnic or a friendly gathering. During the Khareef (monsoon season), the wadi is bustling with locals and tourists eager to enjoy the picturesque scenery.
• Sumharam Street - The ancient ruins of the once-renowned city of Sumharam (Khor Rohri) are located here. This city was the easternmost outpost of the Hadramawt Kingdom on the ancient incense route connecting the Mediterranean Sea, Persian Gulf, and India. Khor Rori was a significant port on the Dhofar coast and a major trading city for frankincense, believed to have been the hub and harbor for shipping frankincense (UNESCO World Heritage site).
• Taqah Castle - Constructed in the 19th century, Taqah Castle served as the office and residence of the Wali of Taqah until 1970.
• Al Mughsail Beach - Al Mughsail is where the white sand meets the deep blue ocean. At high tide, waves burst through the natural, colossal ‘Blow Holes’ at the far end of the ‘Rocky beach’ with a cave-like entrance. Al Mughsail Beach is a white sand beach approximately 5 km long. The blowholes are fountains near the Al Mughsail area.
• The Frankincense Trail - Discover the historical ‘Frankincense trees’ growing in their natural environment, deep within the valleys, dotting the dry and rugged landscape. Take a short walk into the valleys to inhale the ‘Holy incense’ amidst the region’s scenic views.
• Ayn Sahalnoot - A natural spring water source.
• Taqah - The Taqah plateau offers a wonderful view of Taqah Beach and its cliffs.

• Bottled water included

The journey starts with a trip to the historic fishing village of ‘Taqah’, renowned for its production of ‘Dried Sardines’ and its traditional ‘Dhofari Houses’. Explore the century-old ‘Taqah Castle’, which was once the official residence of the region’s ‘Wali’ (Governor), and gain insight into the area’s rich history.

Proceed to the ancient ruins of the once-renowned city of Sumharam (Khor Rohri). Khor Rori was a significant port on the Dhofar coast and a major trading hub for frankincense, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy a scenic drive to the ‘evergreen Wadi Darbat’, where you can take a leisurely walk along the Wadi bed, surrounded by herds of camels, goats, and cattle.

To the west of Salalah, visit the Mughsail beach, where the white sand and natural titanic ‘Blow Holes’ create a spectacular scene. Witness the historic ‘Frankincense trees’ thriving in their natural environment.

Note: Entrance fees to Taqa Castle & Sumharam are 3 OMR and are not included.

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