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Wadi Arbaeen

Tour Operator & Travel Agency In Oman

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After the breakfast tour begins.

Picnic Lunch box.

Drive from Muscat to Quriyat Fish Market 93 Km, 1 Hrs. 10 Minutes

Drive to Seeb Fish Market 32 Km, 30 Minutes

Quriyat:- Quriyat (also called Qurayyat) is a small coastal town near Muscat. The town’s past was marked by fierce resistance to Portuguese invasion, but today it is a quiet fishing village. The main attraction for most visitors is the Quriyat Fish Market on the entrance of the city.

Drive to Bimmah Sinkhole 39 Km, 35 Minutes.

Bimmah Sinkhole:- Visit the stunning lake in the Bimmah Sinkhole on the journey to Muscat. The Day one trip will then end as you get back into the car and start the return trip to Muscat, where you’ll be landed off at your accommodation.

Drive to Ayn Thowarah 3 Km, 8 Minutes

Ayn Thowarah:- This is a hot spring that is located beside Nakhal Fort naturally. In Nakhal, you must explore Al Thawarah Hot Spring, one of Oman’s most fabulous thrilling tourist destinations. The Nakhal Fort isn’t too far from the swimming hole, and an artificial swimming pool and a river in which the spring flows are pleasant for a walk. It would be best if you went during the weekdays because the weekend is usually very crowded.

Drive to Wadi Arbaeen And Arbaeen Village 22 Km 35 Minutes

Wadi Arbaeen:- One of the favorite outdoor locations in Oman, and quite simply, my favorite Wadi, is Wadi Al Arbaeen. Because of the absence of indication and the length of off-road you must travel, Wadi Arbaeen isn’t widely obtainable. Nevertheless, you must go if you prefer swimming in freshwater ponds, which are plenty here, and wish to appreciate the peace of strolling across a relatively undisturbed wadi. While wading via Wadi, particularly late in, you nearly feel weird. If you wish to discover Wadi Al Arbaeen truly must visit.

Drive to Wadi Dayqah Dam 26 Km, 55 Minutes.

Wadi Mazara and Wadi Dayqah:- Experience Wadi Dayqah, Oman’s most significant water dam. This massive structure, located in the natural limestone Wadi (valley), is a striking example of how scientific progress can be both functional and beautiful. Enjoy a peaceful stay there. Wadi Dayqah is a fantastic day trip destination since it has cascading streams, lovely pools, and picnic areas. This adventure won’t take more than six hours, so sit back and take in the natural splendor. The largest artificial Dam in Oman is located above the settlement of Al Mazara inside the Vilayat of Quriyat, in a desert region with mountains as a backdrop.