Gather at Changi Airport and depart for The White Ciy of Oman, Muscat.

Begin with a drive through the embassy quarter and a visit to the:

Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: A magnificent Muscat landmark, famous for its grand Islamic architecture, stunning chandelier, and beautiful Persian carpet.

Royal Opera House: A prestigious cultural landmark in Muscat, renowned for its elegant architecture and world-class opera, music, and cultural performances.

Old Muscat: A historic area, known for its traditional architecture, old forts, and rich Omani heritage.

Jalali and Mirani: Historic 16th-century forts guarding Muscat’s old harbour, offering a glimpse into Oman’s rich military heritage.

Al Alam Palace: The ceremonial palace of Oman’s Sultan, known for its striking blue-and-gold façade and elegant Islamic architecture.

Bait Al Zubair Museum: A cultural museum showcasing Oman’s rich heritage, traditional costumes, weapons, crafts, and historical artefacts.

Muttrah Souk: A bustling market with textiles, jewellery, perfumes, and antiques.

Nizwa: Oman’s cultural capital, known for its rich heritage and historic forts, castles, and towers.

Nizwa Fort: A historic 17th-century fort, famous for its massive circular tower and rich Omani heritage.

Nizwa Souq: A traditional market offering Omani handicrafts, spices, silverware, and local products.

Village of Misfat Al Abriyeen: Known for its terraced farms, mud-brick houses, and ancient falaj irrigation system.

Palm Groves of Al Hamra: Take a closer look at the traditional falaj irrigation system, an ancient water management system used to channel and distribute water to the palm groves.

Village of Birkat Al Mawz: A historic village known for its traditional houses, lush date plantations, and ancient falaj irrigation channels.

Mudairib Village: A charming traditional village known for its historic mud-brick houses, old watchtowers, and beautiful mountain surroundings.

Al Wasil: The gateway to Wahiba Sands, offering vast golden desert landscapes and an unforgettable overnight desert camping experience.

Traditional Bedouin Welcome Ceremony: Be welcomed by Bedouins with Omani coffee and refreshments, followed by an exhilarating dune-bashing experience across the golden sands and a scenic sunset stop.

Wadi Bani Khalid: A lush valley surrounded by mountains.

Proceed along the coastal road through small fishing villages to Sur.

Sur: A historic sea-faring town, visiting its fort and traditional dhow shipyards.

Turtle Reserve: Visit the protected nesting grounds of green sea turtles and learn about their conservation, with the opportunity to witness turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs, subject to seasonal and weather conditions.

Embark on a scenic journey through southern Oman, heading first to Wadi Shab.

Wadi Shab: A stunning wadi known for turquoise pools, dramatic cliffs, and beautiful natural scenery, with a guided 45-minute walk leading to natural pools and a cave for swimming and exploration. Around 3 hours will be spent at the wadi.

Fins Beach: A beautiful coastal beach known for its clear turquoise waters, white sands, and scenic surroundings.

Bimmah Sinkhole: A spectacular natural limestone sinkhole filled with crystal-clear turquoise water.

Quriyat (pass by): A charming coastal town known for its traditional fishing heritage, scenic coastline, and relaxed atmosphere.

Enjoy free time at your own leisure until your transfer to the airport for your flight back to Singapore, bringing home wonderful memories of your journey.