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Wadi Dawkha - Wadi Dawkha is World Heritage Site & Wadi Dukah is a model valley of the areas where the frankincense trees grow
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Thumrait - Almost the time, near Thumrait city you can see the Black camels (dromedary)
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The Frankincense Trail - Wubar Archaeological Site is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is located in Al Shisr, 170 kilometers North of Salalah
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Empty Quarter - Empty Quarter Oman ( Rub al Khali desert ) is one of the most famous and it has the highest sand dunes in the world.
- Bottled water included
- Snacks provided
- Tea and coffee available
Start your journey in the afternoon with a 4×4 vehicle, driving towards the impressive ‘Qara’ mountain chain. From this vantage point, you’ll witness the Salalah plains peppered with lush shrubbery and woodland. Along the way, you’ll pay a visit to Wadi ‘Dawka’ (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), also known as the ‘Frankincense Wadi’. Get a taste of the historical and contemporary uses of Frankincense.
Explore the ‘Lost City of Ubar’ (a UNESCO World Heritage), an ancient kingdom said to have been situated in one of the most hostile terrains on earth – the vast and intimidating Rub Al Khali desert, aptly referred to as the Empty Quarter. Legend has it that Ubar was swallowed up by the desert.
After touring the site, proceed to the Empty Quarter and experience the “largest sand desert in the World” by exploring the intriguing sand dunes. A stunning panorama of the expansive desert awaits you atop the dunes. Witness a captivating Sunset over the Rub Al Khali Desert.
Note: An entrance fee of 3 OMR per person is applicable for Uber, which is not included.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
