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Boasting pure beauty, great weather tranquil towns and cities – Oman is a great place to retreat to for a break in the sun. It offers year-round high temperatures of 30 to 40 degrees and there’s so much to do and see both at the coast and further inland - Oman has it all for those in need of some sun.
Beaches
Embrace the golden sands and crystal clear waters awaiting for you in this enchanting country. Oman is the place to be for beach bums seeking picturesque beaches for that holiday of a lifetime. Al Qurum in Muscat in the north of the island has been considered one of the most beautiful beaches with its large sandy beach close to the many shopping centres and restaurants in the city, it attracts both residents and holidaymakers who are ready to embrace the beauty of the coast. Another popular beach is Al Mughsayal on the southern coast, this beach is a beautiful 7km long golden sand beach is ideal for those looking for a relaxing day out in the sun. .
Food & Drink
If you’re looking for an exciting mix of spices, grilled meat and seafood – look no further than Oman. Omani cuisine is great for foodies looking for tasty filling dishes which are full of flavour. Ruz al mudhroub is a traditional rice and fried fish dish. Another Omani delicacy is Halwa which is a sweet made from dates or sugar and it’s flavoured with saffron, cardamom and rosewater.
Culture
Omani culture is relaxing and steeped in the religion of Islam. Ramadan and Islamic festivities are important events in the culture of those living in Oman. The Muscat Festival well known as one of the grandest festivals throughout the country – it showcases the Omani culture and heritage through a range of exciting activities and art.
Nightlife
Nightlife in Oman is very different to the typical night scene we’re used to back home. In Muscat, Omani’s tend to enjoy a picnic, a few kebabs or a coffee with friends at one of the many restaurants and coffee shops scattered throughout the city. Don’t fear though, most hotels have lively bars and there are a few clubs for those who are looking for something a little more lively. A popular club is Safari where Omani’s and holidaymakers take to the dance floor and enjoy a range of happy hour drinks.
Important Information
Flight Time: 7h (direct) Time difference: +4hr Currency: Omani rial Official Language: Arabic
Vaccinations
Please check with your healthcare provider for all up to date vaccination advice before booking your holiday.
Visa and Entry Information
Visa Requirements: British passport holders may need a visa to visit Oman. Holders of other passports are advised to check with their national embassy for any visa requirements.