Travel in Oman
Tailor-made

At the crossroads of civilizations

Between the golden dunes of the desert and the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, Oman reveals a preserved Arabia where incense still perfumes the souks of Muscat. The wadis hide verdant oases nestled in the heart of the Hajar mountains, while fortified villages bear witness to an intact millennial heritage.

Far from the hustle and bustle of tourism, this sultanate cultivates a refined art of living where every encounter becomes a moment of sharing around cardamom tea. Your days alternate between contemplating sunsets over the Wahiba Sands dunes and exploring traditional markets where the languages of the Indian subcontinent echo.

What absolutely must be seen in Oman?

Muscat unfolds its white mosques facing ochre mountains, its Grand Souk offering myrrh and embroidered fabrics in an old-world atmosphere. The Wahiba Sands desert stretches its shifting dunes dotted with Bedouin camps, while the wadis of Bani Khalid reveal their emerald blue natural pools. The Jebel Akhdar mountains peak at over 3,000 meters, harboring terraced villages and rose gardens, while the Salalah coast unveils its deserted beaches lined with coconut trees.

What type of trip to choose?

Oman flourishes during tailor-made trips of 10 to 15 days, blending cultural discovery and natural immersion. This country suits travelers seeking authenticity and serenity, away from crowds, with a budget starting from €2,200 per person including charming accommodations and an English-speaking guide. The period from November to March offers ideal temperatures for exploring deserts and mountains, while the monsoon summer in Salalah offers a unique climate in the Arabian Peninsula.