Oman is located at the southeastern part of the Arabian Peninsula. Yemen and Saudi Arabia are on its west and the UAE, in its north. But once you enter Oman, you are in an entirely different world. The friendly people live in a hospitable society that welcomes guests with open arms.

Such exemplary features: desert; greenery of oases; sandy beaches ranging long and everywhere, the well-developed infrastructures intact for easy access. For example such is the national dress that is still very much in use and arabesque; everything from the low-rise architecture of the cities in Oman which changes not from the ones of other Gulf countries like the UAE and Bahrain.

The site introduces the vacationers to the varied things that a person can do in the deserts and water surfaces in Oman. Swimming is one of them, while beaches, besides providing a source for recreation, also served as vital nesting grounds for sea turtles. Continuing further inland would take the travelers into Rub al Khali, the Empty Quarter, a massive desert spreading out through Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates. There are numerous sand dunes forming in the desert excellent for camel rides or even excursions on 4-wheel drive vehicles.

Oman is very much “real Arabia”; aspects of a bedouin culture, ancient fortress and endless dunes are collectively woven while seldom coveting it compared with the nearby United Arab Emirates.

From Salalah, Oman will titillate all senses – down to Shinas and from the sand plains and gulf coast beaches to real oasis villages.