Eid Holiday in Salalah

Meet & Greet upon Arrival at the Salalah (SLL) and transfer to the hotel.

Overnight at Fanar hotel Salalah.

Breakfast at the hotel

9:00 AM - Depart from the hotel and start your journey visiting.

Shaath (Panoramic View) - offers breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscapes, including rolling hills, valleys, and the coastline. From this vantage point, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the lush greenery during the Khareef season, with mist-covered mountains and the Arabian Sea in the distance.

Valley of Frankincense Trees - The Valley of Frankincense Trees, located near Salalah, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases the ancient frankincense trade. The valley is home to ancient Boswellia trees, which produce the aromatic resin once prized for its use in incense, perfumes, and religious rituals.

Zigzag Road (Snake Road) - also known as Snake Road, is a thrilling and scenic mountain route near Salalah. This winding road features a series of sharp turns and steep climbs, offering drivers and travelers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding hills, valleys, and coastline.

Jabal Al Qamar (Moon Mountain) - also known as Moon Mountain, is a striking mountain located near Salalah, renowned for its unique, otherworldly appearance. Its name derives from its lunar-like landscape, featuring jagged rock formations and vast, barren expanses that resemble the surface of the moon.

Fazayeh Beach – Fazayeh Beach, located near Salalah, is a pristine and secluded stretch of coastline, known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning natural beauty. The beach is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, making it a peaceful and scenic spot for relaxation and swimming.

Al Maghsail Beach, Al Marneef Cave and Blow holes - Al Maghsail Beach, located near Salalah, is a stunning coastal destination known for its pristine white sand and clear turquoise waters.

Al Marneef Cave, situated near Al Maghsail Beach, is a striking natural formation carved into the rocky cliffs. The cave offers incredible views of the coastline and the Arabian Sea. Visitors can explore the cave and enjoy the surrounding scenery,

The Blowholes near Al Maghsail Beach are a fascinating natural phenomenon where seawater is forced through holes in the rocks, creating powerful water jets that shoot high into the air. This spectacle, especially dramatic during high tides, makes the area a popular attraction for visitors seeking an exciting and unique experience in Salalah.

Panoramic Views of hidden beach - The panoramic views of Hidden Beach near Salalah offer breathtaking, unspoiled scenery, with its secluded shoreline framed by rugged cliffs and turquoise waters. Accessible through winding paths, this pristine beach is a hidden gem, offering tranquility and natural beauty.

Aftelqout (Panoramic View) - The Aftelqout Panoramic View offers spectacular vistas of Salalah’s rugged landscapes, featuring a dramatic combination of rolling hills, deep valleys, and distant mountains.

Overnight Stay at Fanar hotel Salalah.

Breakfast at the hotel

9:00 AM - Depart from the hotel. We start our journey to visit amazing places.

Tabrok - is a serene natural attraction in Salalah, offering cascading waters surrounded by lush greenery, especially during the Khareef season.

Athom Waterfall - is a hidden gem in Salalah, known for its picturesque flow and tranquil setting. The waterfall creates a refreshing atmosphere, drawing visitors seeking scenic landscapes and a calm escape.

Spring in Salalah - The springs in Salalah, particularly during the Khareef season, are natural oases that bring life to the region.

Taqah City (Beach, Old Town, Castle, Plateau) – Taqah is a charming coastal city in Salalah, known for its pristine beach, historic old town, and iconic Taqah Castle. The city’s beach offers stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for relaxation.

Samharam Archeological Site (UNESCO) - Samharam, a UNESCO-listed archaeological site near Salalah, is an ancient port city that dates back to the frankincense trade era.

Darbat Valley (Camel’s Wadi) and riding electrical boats in Spring Lake - Darbat Valley in Salalah is a breathtaking natural oasis, renowned for its lush greenery, flowing wadis, and serene spring-fed lakes. The valley is home to tranquil waters where boats gently glide, creating a picturesque scene. Camels are often seen roaming freely, adding to the valley’s charm and natural beauty. It’s an ideal spot for visitors to relax, take boat rides, and enjoy the stunning landscapes, especially during the Khareef season.

Darbat Waterfalls - located in the scenic Darbat Valley near Salalah, are a stunning natural attraction, especially during the Khareef season when the falls are in full flow. Cascading down rocky cliffs into serene pools, the waterfalls create a refreshing and picturesque setting surrounded by lush greenery.

After Start Journey back to the city and drop to your hotel to relax.

Overnight Stay at Fanar hotel Salalah.

Breakfast at the hotel

9:00 AM – Pick up from the hotel and proceed explore the beauty of Salalah city.

Visit to Sultan Mosque: The biggest mosque in Dhofar, located in Salalah City Center, with beautiful Islamic Architecture.

Fresh Fruits Shops: Stop at one of many lush plantations to enjoy the taste of local Coconuts and Bananas.

Museum of Land of frankincense & Al-Baleed Archeological Site: 1st Archeological Park in Oman, titled with UNESCO, has many frankincense trees, a beautiful lake with many birds, Beautiful Museum with two halls (History and Maritime).

Traditional Market: In a local traditional Market, you can find frankincense, perfumes, souvenirs, and magnets.

Sultan Palace (Photo Stop): The oldest palace of the Sultan. Visitors are allowed in garden to admire the clock that resembles the famous Big Ben in London.

Flamingos & Birds Lagoon: There are many types of birds in the place and pink flamingo.

4:00 PM - Drive back to the hotel to collect your Luggage and proceed for Departure.

Remarks: We will check out in the morning before start your tours and will keep the luggage at the hotel lobby only.