Wander through the historic village of Al Hamra, famous for its 400-year-old mud-brick houses, beautifully preserved to showcase Oman’s architectural heritage.

• Visit the Bait Al Safa Living History Museum, where friendly locals demonstrate traditional Omani customs and crafts.
• Try on authentic Omani national costumes and capture unique, memorable photos.
• Gain insights into the daily life, culture, and traditions of Oman’s ancestors.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the charming mountain village of Misfat Al Abriyeen, known for its lush date plantations, terraced gardens, and ancient stone pathways.

• Admire the traditional mud houses perched on rocky slopes.
• Discover local products, including the famous Omani mountain honey in small family-run shops.
• Experience the peaceful ambiance of a living oasis village still sustained by an ancient falaj (irrigation) system.

Delve into the mysterious depths of Al Hoota Cave, one of Oman’s most famous natural attractions.

• Ride an electric train that takes you deep into this fascinating cave system, estimated to be over 2 million years old.
• Marvel at the spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, formed over millennia.
• Explore an underground ecosystem featuring unique blind cave fish (Bu Naseh) swimming in subterranean lakes.
• Visit the Al Hoota Cave Visitors Center, with geological exhibits showcasing Oman’s rich natural history, rocks, and coral formations.

End your day at Jebel Shams, Oman’s highest peak, soaring to 2,997 meters above sea level.

• Embark on a leisurely hike along the rim of Wadi Ghul, famously called the "Grand Canyon of Arabia", with jaw-dropping cliffs and dramatic vistas.
• Perfect for photography, picnics, and soaking up panoramic views that stretch endlessly across the Hajar Mountains.
• For those staying late, stargazing here offers a magical experience under crystal-clear night skies.