Oman: Updates & Travel

Travel in Oman

Oman has much to offer for travelers and expats alike. With its long deserted beaches, safaris through a wadi, ancient forts and impressive camel rides through the desert. Those who want to travel around the country had better arrange a car, though.
Go into the desert on a camel and visit extraordinary desert rocks.
Visit endless sand dunes and sleep in a Bedouin tent.
The country is very safe, for example it is normal to leave cars on when shopping, for air conditioning.
Sleeping on the beach or in the desert is very normal.
The island of Masirah. This island is the site of wild camping by many tourists. The starry sky seems to give off so much light that you could easily read a book there in the moonlight.
Sharqiya province lies to the east and is the most visited by tourists. Beautiful examples of sand dunes, oases and beaches.
The capital Muscat is located on beautiful bay, has a dynamic souq and Portuguese forts.
Nizwa fortress is a 17th-century fortress and is an hour and a half drive from Muscat.
Empty Quarter, Roeb al-Geli, is one of the largest sand dunes in the world.
The second city of Omanios Salalah and is best known for how green it gets here during winter.