Starting of visiting the beautiful architecture of Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, the amazing tour in Muscat can be your first tour in Oman. This tour is a full day which gives you an impression of the capital of Oman. Additionally, there is a lot of places that can be visited in Muscat but diversity of the tour activities is taking care in this tour in order to be satisfied and to be ready for other adventure tours in Oman.
What is included in the tour
- Private Guide
- Meals
- Transport
What is NOT included in the tour
- Flights
- Travel Insurance
- Explore Grand mosque of Oman
- Visit Fish and vegetable Souqs and Oman’s largest Traditional Souq
- Towards Qantab Beach.
Day 1: City Tour Day trip
Visit Oman and start your tour with Grand mosque of Oman, the Mosque of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said one of the land marks of oman Day tours (open daily between 0800 1100 Hrs, except Fridays/holidays) Dress code Women should wear attire covering their arms and legs and should cover their head with scarf. Men should wear normal shirt and trousers), Next Visit will be Mutrah, Visit Fish and vegetable Souqs and Oman’s largest Traditional Souq. Continue to visit old Muscat and see the Sultan’s Al Alam Palace. You will see at the entrance of Muscat bey the twin Forts of Jalali and Mirani,the most famous among Muscat tours . Visit Bait Al Zubair Museum for a fine display of Omani culture and history.After lunch, proceed to Qantab beach via the fishing villages of Sidab & Haramel and past Omans premium hotel, the Al Bustan Palace hotel. Continue the drive to Qantab Beach. Spend some time at leisure on the beach and experience the warm waters. From here, we take you to the modern shopping complex zone in Al Qurum. Feel free for some shopping at the popular Qurum City center and enjoy some of the best deals and bargains. Wrap the day by taking a drive along the embassy area and then on to the corniche, which gives a spectacular outlook of the Muscat city with lights. this tour is highly recommended during having Oman day tours.
