sea views in Oman

Oman

Rich in history and with a strong sense of identity, Oman with its intricate souks, expansive canyons and ancient forts has enchanted visitors for centuries. Located in the Arabian Peninsula, it is teeming in adventure and incredibly diverse scenery.

From its ancient mosques and tombs to its powder soft beaches, whilst you can expect to find a pretty stellar selection of luxury hotels, Oman (unlike its gulf counterparts) has not given in to hyper-industrialisation where skyscrapers dominate the skyline. Oman, whilst it is a popular destination is still somewhat a tad under the radar in comparison to the likes of Bahrain and Qatar, making it a great destination for enjoying a break to this region without the heaving crowds.

Its majestic history and culture, stunning natural spaces, and friendly and hospitable locals have elevated Oman to be one of the best places to visit in the Arabian Peninsula.

Whether you are seeking adventure, relaxation, a spot of culture – or all of the above! If you’re looking for an amazing desert destination then, Oman should be the first name that’s on your lips.

arabian horse in oman

6 facts about Oman that you probably didn’t know

Small, but infinitely beautiful and full of awe-inspiring architectural wonders and breathtaking natural attractions, Oman’s gifts are in abundance; these gifts permeate every travel experience here. Located in the far southeastern part of the Arab Peninsula, there’s lots of things about Oman that are not glaringly obvious, so here’s our round up of 6 facts about Oman that you would know.

Barr Al Jissah beach in Oman with a kayak

How to spend 48 hours in Oman

So you have 48 hours to spend in Oman, where do you start when it comes to thinking about where to stay, what to eat and the best things to do? With such a short window in Oman, it’s best to be organised if you are pressed for time. Luckily, we have curated your go-to list for what to see and do in Oman if you only have two days to spare. Let’s get started!