Muscat & Nizwa Tour in 4 Days
Muscat& Nizwa Adventure
Starting from $485
- 4 Days / 3 Nights
- Private
- Everyday
- English, German and others.
Embark on a captivating 4-day journey through Muscat and Nizwa, where Oman’s rich heritage comes to life. Explore iconic landmarks, bustling souks, and ancient forts as you uncover the cultural and historical gems of the Sultanate—all within a short yet unforgettable experience.
Don’t miss your chance to experience the essence of Oman. Book Now Muscat Nizwa Tour!
Included
- We’ll be there to welcome you at Muscat International Airport with
- Lodging 3 nights/4 days at ramada by wyndham or similar
- All transfers by a modern air-conditioned vehicle
- Breakfast, Lunch included
- City tour in Salalah
- Nizwa City - Bahla Fort - Jabrin Castle
- Professional Omani Tour guide
- All service charges and taxes
- Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
Excluded
- Additional Services
- Entrance fees to all sites as indicated in the itinerary
- International Flights
- Entry visa to Sultanate Oman
- Tipping
Itinerary
As you land at Muscat Airport, our team members will provide a friendly welcome and guide you through the process before escorting you to your Muscat hotel. Accommodation: Muscat: Ramada By Wyndham
Day 1: Begin your Omani adventure
As you land at Muscat Airport, our team members will provide a friendly welcome and guide you through the process before escorting you to your Muscat hotel. Accommodation: Muscat: Ramada By Wyndham
- Begin your day after breakfast with a visit to the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, an impressive masterpiece of contemporary Islamic design. This architectural marvel features a magnificent prayer chamber, intricate mosaic work, and contains the second-largest hand-woven carpet globally. The mosque welcomes non-Muslim guests in the morning hours, offering a peaceful environment to explore Oman's Islamic cultural legacy.
- Following the mosque visit, proceed to Muscat's old quarter to discover the Muttrah Souk, a quintessential Omani marketplace. This bazaar presents an array of merchandise, featuring distinctive Omani items like frankincense, traditional Khanjar daggers, handcrafted silver items, and fine Pashmina scarves.
- Enjoy a leisurely walk along Muttrah Corniche, an enchanting seafront promenade offering spectacular vistas of the port and imposing mountain ranges.
- Standing atop a hillside overlooking the harbor, Muttrah Fort represents a Portuguese-built fortress from the 1500s. Guests can venture through its historic observation towers while enjoying sweeping views of Muttrah and the Omani Gulf.
- Visit the National Museum, showcasing Oman's cultural treasures through exhibitions spanning ancient relics and contemporary history. Its modern galleries present an engaging exploration of the nation's artistic, cultural, and seafaring heritage. Or choose to visit Bait Al Zubair Museum, an elegant residence turned museum displaying archaeological findings and traditional Omani life.
- Make a photo stop at the Riyam Censer, an impressive landmark designed like a traditional Omani incense holder, visible during the drive.
- Continue to the Sultan's Palace (Al Alam Palace), distinguished by its remarkable blue and gold exterior. Though interior access is restricted, visitors can admire its impressive architectural design from the outside.
- The Royal Opera House stands as a distinguished cultural landmark known for its remarkable design and exceptional performances. It presents diverse shows including opera, ballet, and musical concerts, featuring both local Omani and international performers.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 2: Muscat City Tour
- Begin your day after breakfast with a visit to the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, an impressive masterpiece of contemporary Islamic design. This architectural marvel features a magnificent prayer chamber, intricate mosaic work, and contains the second-largest hand-woven carpet globally. The mosque welcomes non-Muslim guests in the morning hours, offering a peaceful environment to explore Oman's Islamic cultural legacy.
- Following the mosque visit, proceed to Muscat's old quarter to discover the Muttrah Souk, a quintessential Omani marketplace. This bazaar presents an array of merchandise, featuring distinctive Omani items like frankincense, traditional Khanjar daggers, handcrafted silver items, and fine Pashmina scarves.
- Enjoy a leisurely walk along Muttrah Corniche, an enchanting seafront promenade offering spectacular vistas of the port and imposing mountain ranges.
- Standing atop a hillside overlooking the harbor, Muttrah Fort represents a Portuguese-built fortress from the 1500s. Guests can venture through its historic observation towers while enjoying sweeping views of Muttrah and the Omani Gulf.
- Visit the National Museum, showcasing Oman's cultural treasures through exhibitions spanning ancient relics and contemporary history. Its modern galleries present an engaging exploration of the nation's artistic, cultural, and seafaring heritage. Or choose to visit Bait Al Zubair Museum, an elegant residence turned museum displaying archaeological findings and traditional Omani life.
- Make a photo stop at the Riyam Censer, an impressive landmark designed like a traditional Omani incense holder, visible during the drive.
- Continue to the Sultan's Palace (Al Alam Palace), distinguished by its remarkable blue and gold exterior. Though interior access is restricted, visitors can admire its impressive architectural design from the outside.
- The Royal Opera House stands as a distinguished cultural landmark known for its remarkable design and exceptional performances. It presents diverse shows including opera, ballet, and musical concerts, featuring both local Omani and international performers.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
- Begin your day after breakfast in Nizwa City with a visit to the Nizwa Souq. Explore this remarkable marketplace, where the modern complex showcases traditional Omani architectural elements with its fortress-inspired design and graceful Islamic archways. Inside the climate-controlled market halls, you'll discover abundant displays of fresh produce, aromatic spices, premium dates, and daily catches from local fishermen. The souq remains the premier destination for purchasing authentic silver "Khanjars" (traditional Omani daggers) and authentic Bedouin silver ornaments, with precious metal still traded by weight.
- Next, explore Nizwa Fort. This commanding circular fortress from the 1600s stands as Oman's most remarkable tower fortification. Constructed on a solid rock foundation, this massive structure was engineered to handle the recoil of two dozen cannons. The summit offers spectacular 360-degree views over Nizwa and its surrounding landscape – perfect for photography enthusiasts!
- Proceed to Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure. This historic stronghold, encircled by a 12-kilometer defensive wall, captivates visitors with its distinctive architecture and rich heritage. Explore its ancient passageways and envision the daily life of past centuries.
- End your day at Jabrin Castle, among Oman's finest preserved fortifications. Distinguished by its detailed woodwork, decorated ceiling panels, and tranquil setting, this castle provides insight into the lifestyle of Omani nobility and intellectuals.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Muscat: Ramada by Wyndham ****
Day 3: Nizwa City - Bahla Fort - Jabrin Castle
- Begin your day after breakfast in Nizwa City with a visit to the Nizwa Souq. Explore this remarkable marketplace, where the modern complex showcases traditional Omani architectural elements with its fortress-inspired design and graceful Islamic archways. Inside the climate-controlled market halls, you'll discover abundant displays of fresh produce, aromatic spices, premium dates, and daily catches from local fishermen. The souq remains the premier destination for purchasing authentic silver "Khanjars" (traditional Omani daggers) and authentic Bedouin silver ornaments, with precious metal still traded by weight.
- Next, explore Nizwa Fort. This commanding circular fortress from the 1600s stands as Oman's most remarkable tower fortification. Constructed on a solid rock foundation, this massive structure was engineered to handle the recoil of two dozen cannons. The summit offers spectacular 360-degree views over Nizwa and its surrounding landscape – perfect for photography enthusiasts!
- Proceed to Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure. This historic stronghold, encircled by a 12-kilometer defensive wall, captivates visitors with its distinctive architecture and rich heritage. Explore its ancient passageways and envision the daily life of past centuries.
- End your day at Jabrin Castle, among Oman's finest preserved fortifications. Distinguished by its detailed woodwork, decorated ceiling panels, and tranquil setting, this castle provides insight into the lifestyle of Omani nobility and intellectuals.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Muscat: Ramada by Wyndham ****
Heading to Muscat airport, our team members will greet and guide you. Then escort you to Muscat airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Day 4: Muscat Airport
Heading to Muscat airport, our team members will greet and guide you. Then escort you to Muscat airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Prices & Accomodation
Prices
Individual: Start From 809$
Double Room (Per Person): Starts from 485$
Accomodation
Crowne Plaza Resort Salalah
5/5
Fanar Hotel & Residences
5/5
Salalah Rotana Resort
5/5
Sama Jabal Akhdar
3/5
Ramada By Wyndham
4/5
Sama Alwasill Camp
4/5
Sama heights resort
4/5
The Turtle guesthouse
4/5
Golden Tulip Nizwa
4/5
ramada-by-wyndham
4/5
1. Do I need a visa to travel to Oman?
Yes, most nationalities require an e-visa. You can apply online through the official Royal Oman Police website.
2. What is the best time to visit Oman?
The best time to visit Oman is between October and April when the weather is cooler and perfect for outdoor activities.
3. Is Oman a safe country for tourists?
Absolutely! Oman is considered one of the safest and most welcoming countries for travelers.
4. What is the must-visit places in Oman?
Top attractions include Muscat, Nizwa, Jebel Akhdar, Wahiba Sands, Wadi Shab, and the fjords of Musandam.
5. What is the official currency in Oman? Can I use credit cards?
The official currency is the Omani Rial (OMR). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s good to carry some cash for small shops and markets.
6. What should I wear while visiting Oman?
Modest clothing is recommended, especially when visiting religious or traditional areas. Light and breathable fabrics are ideal for the weather.
7. How can I get around in Oman?
Taxis, rental cars, and private tours are the main transportation options. Public transport is limited outside of major cities.
8. Can I drive in Oman with an international driving license?
Yes, tourists can rent and drive cars in Oman with a valid international driving license.
9. What are popular activities to do in Oman?
Activities include desert safaris, snorkeling, diving, mountain hiking, dolphin watching, and exploring ancient forts.
10. Are there any cultural customs I should be aware of?
Respect local traditions: dress modestly, avoid public displays of affection, and always ask before photographing people.
11. What kind of food can I expect in Oman?
Traditional Omani cuisine is rich and flavorful, with dishes like shuwa (slow-cooked lamb), majboos (spiced rice and meat), and fresh seafood.
12. Is tipping expected in Oman?
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. A tip of 5-10% in restaurants and for guides/drivers is common.
13. Can I use my mobile phone and internet easily in Oman?
Yes, you can buy a local SIM card at the airport or shopping malls. Mobile coverage is excellent across most areas.
14. What language is spoken in Oman? Will I need to know Arabic?
Arabic is the official language, but English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and shops.
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15. Are there health requirements or vaccinations needed before traveling to Oman?
Generally, no mandatory vaccinations are required for travelers to Oman. However, it’s recommended to be up to date on routine vaccines like Hepatitis A & B, typhoid, and MMR (measles, mumps, rubella). If you're coming from a country with specific health risks, it’s always best to double-check with a travel clinic
16. Is it easy to find vegetarian or vegan food in Oman?
Yes, totally! Oman has plenty of vegetarian and even vegan options, especially in cities like Muscat. Thanks to the large South Asian community, you'll find lots of Indian restaurants offering delicious veg dishes. Many international and local spots now also offer vegan-friendly menus – just double-check ingredients if you're strictly vegan.
17. Can women travel alone safely in Oman?
Absolutely! Oman is considered one of the safest countries in the region for solo female travelers. People are friendly and respectful, and women are treated kindly. Just be mindful of cultural norms, like dressing modestly in public spaces, and you’ll feel super welcome and safe.
18. What types of accommodation are available? (luxury hotels, budget stays, camping?)
Oman has everything!
- Luxury hotels: Yep, and they’re stunning – think beachfront resorts and mountain retreats.
- Budget stays: Lots of cozy guesthouses and affordable 2–3-star hotels.
- Camping: A must-try! From wild camping on beaches or deserts to fancy glamping setups – it's an unforgettable experience!
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