Oman · 4-DAY EXPERIENCES
Good 4-day experiences fill up through the cool months and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes, and how they actually differ.
Private 4-day Oman tour from Muscat: Bimmah Sinkhole, wadis, desert camp, Nizwa forts and souk, plus turtle coast and UNESCO sites.
“We actually did a six day trip with our guide Adil.”
Private 4-day Oman tour from Muscat: wadis, Wahiba Sands, UNESCO sites, Nizwa. 4WD, rooms, meals, and entrance fees included.
“We enjoyed a brilliant 4-day tour with this company. We saw all of the incredible landscapes of Oman - the beaches, the mountains and the desert and our brilliant guide, Hamood, was with us all the way along. The hotels that were booked weRead more”
Private 4-day Farah tour from Muscat with forts, wadis, Wahiba Sands dunes, Ras Al Jinz turtles, plus 3 nights hotel.
“The tour was amazing, we saw lot's of different places and everything was well organized. Khalil was a great guide. He was really friendly, explained many things and was always open for a talk. Khalil really took care of me, he was always attentive and available. Highly recommended.”
4 days in Oman from Muscat with Nakhal Fort, Jabal Shams canyon views, Nizwa souq, Wahiba Sands, wadi swims, and a turtle night walk.
“This 4-day Oman tour was Very enjoyable, interactive, interesting and adventurous tour with our friendly , warm and experienced guide mr Fawzi Mohamed. He was courteous, kind and helpful in taking care of us ! We visited the dessert wRead more”
4 days from Muscat to Nakhl, Nizwa, Wahiba Sands, Wadi Bani Khalid, Wadi Shab and Ras Al Jinz turtles on a private 4x4.
“We had a great trip with Ali, our guide. we were 4 70 yr olds, not great one our pins, but succeeded in seeing everything, with our guide adapting our tour to fit in with our abilities. Saw the forts, admired the mountains, enjoyed the sand and remarkable off road driving. Got to the coast, and although very touristy saw a pair of turtles laying their egg, and one youngster (planted ?) making successfully for the waves. The only disappointment was the desert "camping", not exactly Bedouin tents and carpets, more adobe huts, with A/C, loos and hot water - comfortable but not authentic. Unfortunately the whole sand area is…”
Coast, wadis, dunes, mountains, and the far south.
