Private Tour
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144 hours
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Explore Oman’s diverse landscapes and vibrant culture through private tours led by licensed Omani guides. Each tour reflects your interests—history, nature, or culture. We take you beyond typical tourist paths to reveal the real Oman.
Travel in comfort with air-conditioned vehicles and flexible schedules. Enjoy cultural exchanges, traditional meals, and hidden gems few discover.
From the grandeur of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque to Jebel Akhdar’s heights, Nizwa’s forts, Wadi Shab’s turquoise pools, and the golden Wahiba Sands—our tours immerse you in the soul of Oman.
Highlights of Our Unique Experience:
-Private, customizable tours tailored to your interests
-Guided by licensed locals with deep cultural insight
-Authentic experiences: meet artisans, sip Omani coffee, dine with locals
-Comfort and safety with modern vehicles and experienced drivers
-Visit top sites like the Grand Mosque, Nizwa Fort, Wadi Tiwi, and more
-Ideal for solo travelers, couples, families, and small groups
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Private air-conditioned 4x4 vehicle for all mountain, desert, and off-road travel
Licensed Omani tour guide (in-person)
Bottled water and light snacks throughout the tour
Admission fees to forts, castles, museums, and other attractions are not included in the tour price. Guests are responsible for covering these fees directly at the site.
The Chedi Muscat
18th November Street Muscat Oman
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque – Marvel at one of the largest and most breathtaking mosques in the world, featuring a massive Swarovski chandelier and an intricately handwoven Persian carpet.
Royal Opera House
Royal Opera House – A symbol of modern Omani elegance, this venue showcases the nation’s love for music, arts, and architectural grandeur.
Mutrah Souq
Mutrah Souq – Dive into a maze of alleyways filled with the scent of frankincense, traditional textiles, handcrafted silver, and souvenirs.
Al Alam Palace
Al Alam Palace – Snap photos of the ceremonial palace of His Majesty, surrounded by the majestic 16th-century Portuguese forts Jalali and Mirani.
Bait Al Zubair
Bait Al Zubair Museum – A cultural gem offering insight into Omani heritage, with exhibits of traditional weapons, attire, and household items.
Bimmah Sinkhole
Bimmah Sinkhole – Formed by a collapsing limestone cavern, this turquoise-filled natural pool is perfect for a refreshing dip or photo stop.
Wadi Shab
Wadi Shab – Hike through a dramatic canyon surrounded by lush palms and towering cliffs. Swim through turquoise pools to reach a hidden cave and waterfall.
Sur
Sur Dhow Shipyard – Step into Oman's maritime legacy and see traditional wooden boats being crafted by hand—a rare living tradition. Al Ayjah Watchtower & Lighthouse – Visit these coastal sentinels that once guarded the port. Climb for views of the sea and harbor below. Sur Corniche – Relax and take in the sunset along this picturesque waterfront lined with dhows and local cafés.
Wadi Bani Khalid
Wadi Bani Khalid – One of Oman’s most famous wadis, this oasis features deep turquoise pools perfect for swimming and surrounded by cliffs and palms.
Wahiba Sands
Desert Drive – Venture into the golden sands of Wahiba, home to shifting dunes and semi-nomadic Bedouin tribes. Dune Bashing – Ride thrilling 4x4s over towering dunes for an adrenaline-filled adventure. Sunset Viewpoint – Climb a dune for panoramic sunset views over the endless waves of sand. Desert Camp – Spend a night in a traditional Bedouin-style camp, enjoying Omani food, music, and stargazing under clear desert skies.
Birkat Al Mouz
Birkat Al Mouz – Wander through the ruins of this historic village and see the still-functioning UNESCO-listed falaj irrigation system.
Jabal Akhdar
Drive to Jabal Akhdar – Travel in a 4x4 up the steep mountain roads to reach the cooler plateau of Oman’s “Green Mountain.” Diana’s Point – Named after Princess Diana, this viewpoint offers sweeping canyon views and dramatic cliffs. Al Ayn Terraces – Discover ancient villages perched on cliffs and stroll through terraces of roses and fruit trees. Mountain Lunch – Enjoy local cuisine at a resort or restaurant with a view of the majestic peaks.
Nizwa
Nizwa at Night – Calm and Beautiful At night, Nizwa becomes quiet and peaceful. The famous Nizwa Fort lights up beautifully, and the old market (souq) is calm, with the smell of spices still in the air. You can walk around and enjoy the cool weather, listen to the call to prayer, and feel the charm of Omani culture under the stars.
Nizwa Fort Oman
Nizwa Fort & Souq – A Glimpse into Oman’s Heritage Step into the heart of Omani history at Nizwa Fort, one of the oldest and most iconic forts in the country. Explore its massive circular tower, hidden passages, and stunning views of the Hajar Mountains. Just steps away, wander through Nizwa Souq — a lively traditional market known for silver jewelry, pottery, spices, and fresh dates. Perfect for culture lovers, photographers, and curious travelers looking to experience authentic Omani life.
Bahla Fort
Bahla Fort (Photo Stop) – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Oman’s oldest forts, built with traditional mudbrick architecture.
Jabreen Castle – Explore the elegantly decorated interior of this 17th-century castle, featuring detailed ceilings, hidden staircases, and ancient manuscripts.
Misfat al Abreyeen
Misfat Al Abriyeen – A charming mountain village known for its stone homes, narrow alleys, and terraced date gardens. Stroll along the falaj irrigation channels and soak in the peaceful ambiance.
Jabal Shams
Hike along Oman’s highest peak and witness dramatic landscapes carved over millennia. Tour Highlights: Drive to Jabal Shams – Ascend the rugged mountain terrain by 4x4 to reach Oman’s tallest mountain (3,009m). Wadi Nakhar Viewpoint – Stop to admire the vast canyon often called the “Grand Canyon of Arabia.” Balcony Walk (W6 Trail) – A scenic hike along the edge of the canyon, offering sweeping views, native wildlife, and access to the abandoned village of As Sab.
Al Hamra Old Town
Al Hamra Village – Visit one of the oldest preserved villages in Oman, known for its traditional two-story mud-brick houses and the living museum of Bait Al Safah, where you can learn about old Om
Pickup included
12 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
692valentinem,
Nov 24, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
We had an amazing trip in Oman with our tour guide! The whole experience was fun, insightful, and full of great vibes from start to finish. We discovered Omani culture in a lively and authentic way (from fascinating historical explanations to unforgettable National Day folklores and traditions - snow spray folklores notably 🤣). The atmosphere was always relaxed and friendly, and we genuinely felt welcomed into the spirit of the country. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Oman. It was a perfect blend of discovery, laughter, and memorable experiences!
tusharicad,
Jun 27, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Our journey through Oman was absolutely amazing, and Musab was a big reason why. He wasn’t just a guide—he felt like a friend showing us the beauty of his country. From exploring the mountains and wadis to sharing local food and stories, every day felt special. Musab’s knowledge, warmth, and sense of humor made the whole experience unforgettable. If you’re planning a trip to Oman, don’t think twice—go with Musab. You’ll be in great hands!
Hristiyana H,
Jun 22, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
We were in Oman for a week, spending almost all days and evenings with Muayad. He is a great guide, with a wonderful sense of humor and a friendly disposition. Our stay coincided with their Eid holiday, when almost nothing was working in the day so we waited for the sun to set to have dinner. Muayad took us to one of the evenings at a local fish restaurant, where we were very warmly welcomed, the food and the welcome was great. Since we come from Bulgaria and the differences in our cultures are great, he agreed to answer all our curious questions with a smile. We recommend him with both hands, because besides a great professional, I think we also met a friend. We hope to see you again!

sherinm389,
Jun 20, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Our family trip to Oman in December 2024 was wonderful and a huge part of that was thanks to our extraordinary guide - Musab, who truly went above and beyond to make our experience unforgettable. Traveling as a family, we were hoping for a mix of adventure, culture, comfort, and relaxation and our guide delivered all of that with genuine warmth and professionalism. From the moment we landed, he made everything seamless: greeting us with a warm smile, sharing local insights, and making sure every member of the family young and old felt engaged and cared for. We explored the various places in and around Muscat like Wadi’s, Grand Mosque, Sink-hole, etc. But what elevated these moments was the way our guide brought each place to life—with stories, history, and personal touches that made us feel like more than just tourists. Musab was patient, flexible, and always attentive to our needs, whether it was adjusting the pace for the kids or finding the perfect local spot for a family meal. It was clear they took great pride in their country, and that passion made all the difference. Oman itself is a stunning and welcoming country, but seeing it through the eyes of such a knowledgeable and kind local guide made our trip truly exceptional. We came back not only with beautiful memories, but also with a deeper appreciation for Omani culture, nature, and hospitality. If you're planning a trip to Oman especially with family do yourself a favor and go with a guide like ours - Musab. It will turn a great trip into an extraordinary one.
Leon76MI,
Jun 15, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
We enjoyed a lot our Oman Tour with Musab! He is a very attentive driver, well prepared; he is a kind person, and speaks a very good english. He told us many things about his country, letting us to have a more deep insight of Omani culture and traditions. We can really raccomand Musab… Thank you so much!
976alvarof,
Jun 13, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Mu’ayyad was an amazing guide through the cities we visited. We visited Jabal As Shams and Jabal Al Akhdar. Being that high in the mountains was absolutely breathtaking. At Jabal Al Akhdar we dined at a restaurant overlooking a ravine and facing some unique terrace farming. The cuisine was Iranian and what an amazing choice our guide, Mu’aayad made. His knowledge of the region, kindness and friendliness made the experience unforgettable. Out off roading was quite the experience. Needless to say there was a lot of laughter off-roading on the mountains was quite enjoyable. The wadis were beautiful and the people amazing. Classical Arabian hospitality which has made the people of that region famous for how they conduct themselves was prevalent everywhere. Nizwah’s streets were beautiful and inviting. The trip was absolutely amazing. And with a guide like Mu’ayyad you will never go wrong. When you travel there make sure you ask your guide for the famous Karak Tea, you won’t regret it !!!










Emily Sumsum,
Jun 7, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
My husband and I joined the private tour with Musab in Jan 2025. Musab is a truly friendly, kind and caring tour guide which makes the tour even more memorable. The itinerary was also very well designed such that we can make most of our time to visit all the iconic places in Northern Oman even during 6 days, compacted but not too rush. We really enjoy the time in Oman and I highly recommend Musab if you can going to visit Oman!!
















mzamb00,
Jun 7, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Musab was a very kind, professional, attentive and helpful tour operator during our week in Oman. We had a wonderful vacation in Oman in which we were able thanks to Musab's expert guidance to savor all that this wonderful country has to offer. We hope to return as soon as possible to be guided by you again on an Oman tour. A trip to Oman under the guidance of this tour operator is recommended for everyone to experience the uniqueness of this country We hope to see you again soon. Shukran! Maria Teresa, Riccardo, Michele, Alessandro











Frah4,
May 21, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
My husband and I booked a guided trip through Oman for 7 nights in January 2025 and were lucky enough to have Muayad as our guide for most of it. His knowledge and care throughout allowed us to get to know Oman on a deeper level than just seeing the sights without background information on the culture. He’s a delight to chat with and we enjoyed his company as he drove us around. He was professional at all times and I’d love for my son and daughter to visit Oman and have Muayad as their guide.




Paradise705355,
May 21, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
My recent guided visit in Oman was not originally planned; yet, it easily became one of the most memorable adventures I've had the good fortune to experience. It was so enthralling, diverse and captivating that I haven't even had a chance to share much about it with friends and family yet. I was overwhelmed by how much I saw and learned. Musab created a journey that was a perfect combination of nature, history, culinary treats, culture and local flair. It was more like road tripping with a cherished friend, because that is the atmosphere and ease of conversation and connection that Musab provided. He treated me and my friend like family, sharing stories, answering our barrage of questions and having lively discussions. Together six days, we went from the marvelous mosque and souqs of Muscat to the breathtaking beauty of Bimmah Sinkhole and Wadi Shab. We swam through crystal-clear water into a cave with a waterfall! That alone was mind-blowing! From there we visited Sur, famous for Dhow ships, seaside views and a lighthouse. Next up was Wadi Bani Khaled, an oasis not to be missed. An evening among the staggering Wahiba sand dunes, desert sunset, stars and cute camels in a Bedouin camp was an absolute highlight. We happily explored in and around Nizwa: A particular favorite was the hanging village of Al Sograh, surrounded by fragrant rose fields, where we learned how they make the famous rose water. Want to see the Grand Canyon of Oman: Jebel Shams? Put it on your list! It was an adventurous hike, where we were joined by the friendliest goats imaginable. We visited old villages, ruins, Jibreen Castle, Bahla Fort, the Nizwa markets, including witnessing a cow/goat auction. Observing tahini being made, plus learning the importance of dates to the economy, the protection and the culture of Oman were delicious educational opportunities. Make sure to try various dates and Ma'amoul date cookies, and take the chance to try Omani coffee (kahwa) and the beloved Chips Oman. Suggestions: I recommend good hiking shoes, water shoes, sunscreen and a hat. Additionally and mostly jokingly, make sure Musab clarifies what he means by "easy" when you prepare for hiking excursions. His definition may not equal your definition. You can probably tell Musab and Oman left a lasting impression on me that I would highly recommend!


































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