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Oman lies on the eastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Consisting of deserts and mountain ranges, it offers raw, untouched natural beauty. That’s why many tourists from India from various places in India, Dubai, and Kuwait look for Oman tour packages. Oman is a highly developed country, and its capital, Muscat, is widely considered a great city to visit.

Good Oman tour companies offer packages that have accommodations, personalized itineraries, tour guides, and special services to make your vacation perfect. In this part of the world, you can visit the Royal Opera House, the Nizwa Fort, and Wadi Shab and engage in activities like surfing, sailing, and diving. Keep reading to learn more about the best Oman tour packages.

Different Types of Oman Tour Packages

Oman or Muscat tour packages can be a few days to a week-long tour. They include all the highlights, such as Muscat, Wahibi, and Nizwa. You can book Oman private tours whose duration ranges from a few hours to a week.

If the private tour is a few hours long (7 to 8 hours), you may be taken to visit a specific part, such as East Salalah Mountain, Wadi Shab, Bimmah Sinkhole, Muscat City, or Dhofar. Also, your tour guide would have scheduled the tour so that you can experience all the different areas of the place you visit for sufficient time.

There are also Oman tours from Muscat that go on for a week. Moreover, the itinerary of such tours can be modified as per your preferences. You can change the places you want to visit, your accommodations, and the activities you want to participate in.

Oman Tour Package Itinerary

Many Oman tour companies provide an itinerary that consists of adventuring on the Wahiba Dunes, a dolphin tour, and exploring other scenic places. Here’s a sample vacation itinerary.

• On days 1 and 2, you explore the seaside capital, Muscat. This place has many open markets or Souks. So, shop to your heart’s content. After exploring Muscat fully, you visit the adjoining city, Old Muscat. It’s beautiful, with attractions such as Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and the Royal Opera House. 
• Days 3 and 4 are spent in Oman’s oldest city Nizwa. Also, you may explore other places like Al Hoota Cave and Jabreen Castle.
• On the remaining days, 5 and 6, you will visit the tallest mountain in Oman, Jabal Shams. This place offers a stunning natural view and is a must-visit place in Muscat. Besides that, hike to Wadi Ghul Balcony Walk. Finally, end your day at the gorgeous desert oasis of Wadi Bani Khalid. 

Oman Tours from Muscat

Muscat is declared to be the Arab Cultural Capital. It has everything that can impress adventurist tourists. The city boasts splendid Islamic architecture, 16th-century forts, museums, and many shopping places. So, it doesn’t matter if you are with your family or travelling solo, the city will not fail to impress you.

You may start your day by visiting Mutrah Souq, a long-running bazaar with household goods, spices, antiques, and more. Your guide will also teach you the art of bargaining. Further, visit the Bait al Baranda Museum to gain insight into the history and culture of Muscat and Oman. 

Oman tour companies usually customize a private Muscat tour representing your distinct travel interests in this beautiful middle eastern port city. You can have a private tour or a guided tour around Muscat. 

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Apart from that, you can also avail yourself of a full-day private tour of Muscat or a 4-hour morning tour. Your guide will pick you up from your accommodation and then take you to all the best places in the city, such as the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Royal Opera House, Alqurum Beach, and Souq Muttrah.

When Should You Visit Oman

Oman is a place that does not witness extremely scenic weather. So, a good time to visit this place would be October. It is when temperatures begin to cool off, but the afternoons here remain hot. It’s not recommended to visit the place from June to August when summers peak. 

Since Oman does not experience many winters, the summer months are particularly hot here. So, a great window to visit this place would be from October to April. Between January to February, you will find a lush green environment in this place because of the monsoon season. 

While visiting the place, avoid going outdoors between 12 PM to 3 PM as it is sweltering. At this time, you can enjoy indoor activities, such as visiting museums. 

Top Things to Do in Oman

Oman is famous for its unending coastline, splendid mountain ranges, canyons, and vast deserts. Here are the top things you shouldn’t miss while visiting Oman.

1. Walk along the Mutrah or Corniche in Muscat, a promenade stretching beside the Gulf of Oman. On the way, visit the stalls at the Mutrah Souq.
2. Be awe-inspired by the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and its 300-foot minaret. This mosque opened in 2001 to pay tribute to the three-decade rule of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said Al Said.
3. Make a trip to Jabal Shams. It is the highest mountain in Oman.
4. Visit the village of Misfat al Abriyeen. It consists of various cobblestone alleys, lush gardens, and clay houses. 
5. For those seeking a real desert island experience, head to Masirah. Its coasts are perfect for kayakers and kite surfers.

Frequently Asked Questions 

1. Is tourism in Oman costly?

Visiting Oman isn’t very expensive or very cheap. A ticket from India to Muscat can range between Rs. 12,000 to 20,000. The stay costs around Rs. 2000 per day and food, Rs. 1000. For local transport, expect to spend anywhere from Rs. 600 to 3000. 

2. How many days are enough to explore Oman?

Plan ten nights here if you really want to explore Oman at your own pace. This will give you adequate time to visit the major attractions, such as the Al Hajar mountains and the Wahiba Sands desert. 

3. What is the most suitable way to visit Oman?

The best way to visit this place is through a rented car. It will allow you to reach even the farthest and most remote locations. You may not be able to visit them through other mediums of transport.