Muscat, Oman

Discover Muscat's Hidden Gems: From Majestic Mountains to Tranquil Beaches, Experience Luxury Amidst Oman's Time-Honoured Traditions

Serenity and Splendour: Oman's Enchanting Capital Unveiled

Muscat, the capital of Oman, stands as a beacon of tranquility and understated elegance in a region known for its opulence. This city, with its seamless blend of ancient heritage and modern sophistication, offers a unique luxury travel experience. From the grandeur of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and the rugged beauty of the Al Hajar Mountains to the pristine beaches along its coastline, Muscat invites visitors to explore its rich culture, historical sites, and natural wonders, all while indulging in the comforts of Omani hospitality.

Key places to visit

Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: An architectural masterpiece, known for its stunning chandeliers, intricate mosaics, and the second-largest hand-loomed Iranian carpet in the world.


Muttrah Corniche and Souq: Enjoy a stroll along the waterfront corniche, leading to the bustling Muttrah Souq, where you can find traditional Omani handicrafts and souvenirs.


Royal Opera House Muscat: A testament to Oman’s appreciation of the arts, offering a diverse programme of musical theatre, opera, and ballet performances in a stunningly beautiful venue.


Al Jalali and Al Mirani Forts: Historic forts offering panoramic views of Muscat’s port and the surrounding mountains, emblematic of Oman’s rich maritime history.


Bimmah Sinkhole: A natural wonder located outside the city, perfect for a refreshing swim in its clear turquoise waters.

Must-See Sights and Experiences:

Dhow Cruise at Sunset: Embark on a traditional dhow cruise along Muscat’s coastline at sunset, enjoying the serene beauty of the Gulf of Oman.


Day Trip to Nizwa: Explore the historic city of Nizwa, known for its impressive fort, traditional souq, and as a gateway to the Al Hajar Mountains.


Snorkelling and Diving: Discover the rich marine life of the Gulf of Oman, with coral reefs and diverse aquatic species, through guided snorkelling or diving excursions.


Omani Cuisine Experience: Savour traditional Omani dishes such as shuwa, majboos, and halwa, in luxury hotels or local restaurants for an authentic taste of Omani culture.


Opera Performance: Enjoy an evening at the Royal Opera House Muscat, experiencing world-class performances in a strikingly beautiful Omani setting.

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The Chedi Muscat

Nestled between the Al Hajar mountains and the serene waters of the Gulf of Oman, this hotel offers minimalist elegance, extensive gardens, and a 103-metre long pool, the longest in the Middle East.

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Al Bustan Palace, A Ritz-Carlton Hotel

A palatial resort set against a backdrop of mountains and sea, offering opulent rooms, a private beach, and five swimming pools.

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The Kempinski Hotel Muscat

Located in the modern Al Mouj community, offering contemporary luxury, world-class dining, and a private beach.

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W Muscat

A stylish addition to Muscat’s hotel scene, located in the vibrant Shatti Al Qurum area, known for its eclectic design, innovative dining, and ocean views.

Insider Guides and Tips:

Cultural Respect: Dress modestly and be mindful of local customs, especially when visiting mosques and traditional markets.


Best Time to Visit: The cooler months from October to April are ideal for visiting Muscat, offering pleasant weather for outdoor exploration.


Transportation: Renting a car or hiring a driver can provide more flexibility for exploring Muscat and its surrounding attractions.



Local Handicrafts: Look for unique Omani crafts such as silverware, pottery, and hand-woven textiles as meaningful souvenirs.


Sustainable Tourism: Engage in eco-friendly activities and choose accommodations that are committed to environmental conservation.