Oman 360° Collection




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Itinerary
A trip to Oman that's way more than your classic tour: it’s an unforgettable adventure through the ancient history of a land defined by its sea, desert, towering peaks, and a mysterious, fascinating culture. The Sultanate of Oman is so much more than just desert: it’s packed with wonders like the Grand Canyon of Arabia, hidden oases tucked away in the dunes, and mountains offering unique panoramas. We’ll follow a route along breathtaking coastlines that drop into turquoise waters, passing through fortresses, impregnable castles, and charming rural villages. This is a journey that will let us discover not just the incredible views, but also Omani culture and its people through grand mosques and vibrant markets filled with local crafts, jewelry, essences, and that iconic, fragrant incense. You’ll be amazed by a country that’s slowly opening up to the West, and you’ll learn that hospitality here is sacred. Despite a perhaps slightly standoffish first impression, you’ll discover that the Omani people are incredibly welcoming and have hearts of gold.


Welcome to Oman!
Check-in: our adventure starts in Muscat
Flights to and from the destination are not included in the package, so you can decide where to depart from, at what time, and with whichever airline you prefer. This is to give you the utmost freedom of choice. Here’s how the meet-up works!
Check-in at the hotel in Muscat: we’re in one of the oldest cities in the Middle East, and right from the start, we’ll feel like we’re in an enchanted world. We’ll enjoy the sunset—perhaps near the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, whose white marble contrasts beautifully with the pink hues of the sky. Then we’ll enjoy our first dinner in Oman and officially kick off our adventure!

Amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Hajar Mountains
On the road

Jebel Shams: The Grand Canyon of Arabia
Wadi Ghul: between sheer cliffs and breathtaking views

Nizwa, Bahla Fortress, and a night in the desert
Nizwa City and Bahla Fort
We’re up with the sun and head straight to Nizwa, an Omani town that feels like we’ve walked onto the set of Aladdin. We’ll spend the morning exploring Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987. In the afternoon, we’ve got time for one last wander around the city before hitting the road towards one of the most unforgettable experiences of this entire trip.
The sand dunes
In the late afternoon, we head out for our night in the sandy desert: and here's the best part—once we reach the last gas station, we deflate the tires and start driving through the dunes! We'll arrive at the Bedouin camp, where we'll spend the night: the dinner, the sunset, and the stars in the middle of Wahiba Sands are simply indescribable!

Ras Al Jinz: let's hit the sea
Camels, the sea, relaxation and... turtles

Wadi Shab and back to Muscat
The waters of Wadi Shab, then we head back to the capital.
After making some new friends—turns out the turtles around here are pretty friendly—we say goodbye to our shell-clad buddies and head off to Wadi Shab. We’re back in the presence of Omani nature, where inhospitable deserts and rugged rocks hide oases of peace and pure beauty. After a short walk, we reach the highlight of Wadi Shab: the Bimmah Sinkhole, arguably one of the most famous spots in all of Oman. The cool water is basically begging us to jump in… are we going to say no? Spoiler: absolutely not! In the afternoon, we head back to the capital, Muscat. We’re nearing the end of our trip, so let’s soak up these last moments to dive into the fascinating, unique culture of this country. Once in the city, we’ll take a stroll and hunt down a local spot to grab a bite.

Last day in Muscat
Exploring the capital
This morning, we're meeting our local guide who'll show us around the city. The final day of our trip kicks off at the fish market in the picturesque Mutrah port, where one of His Majesty the Sultan's luxurious yachts is docked. We can't miss the Grand Mosque and the Opera House, the country's main religious and cultural hubs. In the afternoon, we'll dive into the lively Mutrah souq, wandering the streets along the Corniche for some last-minute souvenirs and local specialties. If we've got time, we can even squeeze in a half-day boat trip to soak up the Omani sea – we can go snorkeling or, fingers crossed, spot some dolphins. We'll wrap things up in style with our final dinner in Oman: time to enjoy this last evening together!

Goodbye Oman, until next time!
Check-out and time to say goodbye
Sadly, it’s time to head home... catch you on the next WeRoad adventure!
What's included
3 nights in a 5-star hotel in Muscat
A night at a luxury Eco Resort, like The View in Al Hamra
One night in the desert at the Desert Night Resort or similar
2 nights in 4-5 star hotels
All breakfasts
Medical and baggage insurance - (coverage limits by destination country/region - €10,000 Italy, €20,000 Europe, €30,000 World, €50,000 USA/Canada)
What's not included
- Food and beverages when not specified
- All the extras you'll want to buy and manage to fit in your suitcase :)
- All that is not mentioned in "what's included"
Optional activities
Please see below extra optional activities that you can experience during your trip. Your Group Leader will be happy to assist with organizing these activities for the group. Availability may vary depending on location and group preferences. If pricing is not displayed below, those will be communicated by your Group Leader 2 weeks before departure.
Please note these activities are provided by third party suppliers and liability rests exclusively with these third party suppliers.
Half-day boat trip from Muscat with snorkelling and dolphin watching - approx. USD70
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Additional info
- What do you need for your trip to Oman?
Passport: must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.
Visa: not required for stays of up to 14 days.
Before you book, remember to check for any travel updates on Viaggiare Sicuri.
- Physical rating
This itinerary has an INTERMEDIATE physical rating, and the pace of the trip is quite fast. Expect some medium-to-long travel days (between 3 and 6 hours) and hikes or treks that require a good level of fitness. We'll be changing accommodation almost every day, so bring your best spirit of adventure and adaptability!
- Meeting point and goodbyes
This trip starts and ends in Muscat. We’ll meet up by 6 PM on the first day, and on the last day, you’re free to head off as early as the morning.
Find out more about the meeting point here! - Local culture
Ramadan falls between February 7 and March 8, 2027. This means our itinerary might need a little flexibility depending on public opening hours. Packed lunches are about to become our best friend, and we’ll be grabbing our daytime meals in private spots. Being a WeRoader means respecting local traditions, and honestly, it’s a cool chance to experience them up close!
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Why WeRoad
Small groups, on average 11 people
Move or change your trip for free up to 31 days before departure
Book with $ 0. Pay the $ 100 deposit only once the trip is confirmed
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