Dec 27 - Jan 2
Feb 7-13
Muscat Airport
3 Star Hotels
7 days
7 Breakfasts
12-14
BRIEF ITINERARY :
Land in the heart of Arabia, where tradition meets the sea.
Marvel at the awe-inspiring Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque from the outside, its majestic domes gleaming in the sun and intricate architecture hinting at the splendor within.
As the sun starts to dip, board a dolphin cruise across the Gulf of Oman, with golden skies and dancing waves around you.
Back on land, stroll along the breezy Mutrah Corniche, watching fishing boats bob in the harbour and stopping at the bustling Mutrah Souk, where the scent of frankincense fills the air and hidden treasures wait in every corner.
DID YOU KNOW?
Oman’s Frankincense Was Once More Valuable Than Gold.
For centuries, traders from all over the ancient world sailed to Oman just to get their hands on frankincense — a resin so prized it was gifted to kings and burned in temples across Rome, Egypt, and India.
Leave the coast behind and journey into the rugged interior.
First stop: Nizwa, the cultural soul of Oman. Climb the towering ramparts of Nizwa Fort, then dive into the souks full of silver, dates, and handwoven khanjars.
DID YOU KNOW?
The Nizwa Fort Was Designed with Booby Traps.
Built in the 17th century, the fort’s massive cylindrical tower hides ancient defense tricks — like honey pots of boiling date syrup that could be poured onto intruders from hidden chutes above.
Onward through Birkat Al Mouz, where crumbling mudbrick houses peek through lush palm groves.
As the landscape turns dramatic, ascend into the cool heights of Jebel Akhdar, where the air is crisp, the cliffs dizzying, and Diana’s Point offers a sunset you'll never forget.
Wake up to silence and fresh mountain air.
Today, hike into the mysterious Wadi Bani Habib, where ghost villages and winding trails lead you through walnut trees and orchards.
Visit fragrant rose terraces and ancient distilleries, where traditional rosewater is still made the old way.
DID YOU KNOW?
Oman’s Damask Roses Bloom Only 20 Days a Year.
Each spring, the terraces of Jebel Akhdar burst into bloom — but blink and you’ll miss it. Local families harvest the petals at sunrise to distill rosewater the traditional way, drop by fragrant drop.
Feeling adventurous? Clip in for a wild Via Ferrata climb, clinging to the side of a cliff with the canyon yawning below. Or, take it slow with a spa session at a mountain resort, gazing out over infinite valleys.
From green peaks to golden sands — today is all about contrast.
First, plunge into the sapphire pools of Wadi Bani Khalid, a hidden desert oasis where palm trees lean over crystal-clear water.
Then, shift gears as you roll into the vast, mesmerizing Wahiba Sands.
Climb aboard an ATV and blaze across the dunes — engine roaring, sand flying, adrenaline surging. After the thrill ride, experience the magic of the desert in a different rhythm: watch the sunset from the crest of a dune, sandboard down golden slopes, and settle into a Bedouin-style camp.
As stars blanket the sky, gather by the campfire for BBQ, stargazing, and stories that drift on desert winds.
DID YOU KNOW?
Bedouins Still Navigate the Desert by the Stars.
In Wahiba Sands, many nomadic tribes still live as their ancestors did — using the sun and stars to guide their path across the endless dunes, without GPS or modern maps.
Start your day with a splash at the electric blue Bimmah Sinkhole, a natural wonder that looks like it fell from the heavens.
DID YOU KNOW?
The Bimmah Sinkhole Is Believed to Be a Falling Star’s Crater.
Locals once thought the turquoise pool was created by a meteorite crash. It’s actually a limestone collapse — but the celestial legend stuck, earning it the nickname “Hawaiyat Najm” (The Falling Star).
Then trek deep into Wadi Shab, wading through pools and scaling rocks until you reach the prize — a secret waterfall inside a cave, where light filters in like magic.
Ready for the ultimate combo of chill and thrill?
In the morning, hop aboard a boat and cruise to the Dimaniyat Islands, Oman’s untouched marine paradise. Swim through coral reefs, snorkel with turtles, and explore white-sand islands where time seems to pause.
Relax, float, sunbathe — this is your day to slow down and soak up pure coastal magic. Whether you’re diving into vibrant underwater worlds or simply drifting on the waves, the Dimaniyat Islands are an unforgettable escape into nature’s finest.
DID YOU KNOW?
Dimaniyat Islands Are a Turtle Maternity Ward.
This protected marine reserve is a nesting site for endangered hawksbill and green turtles. If you’re lucky, you might spot tiny hatchlings scuttling to sea under moonlight.
Have one last coffee by the sea, a lazy breakfast, or a final stroll through the market — and take the memories of this wild, stunning, soulful country with you as you board your flight.
Fly out of Muscat
FLIGHTS CONSIDERATION :
1305 USD / Pax
Note: Indian customers can pay using todays conversion rate from INR-USD
You can block the slot by paying a token amount of 10,000 INR for this trip either by UPI , credit card/ EMI or by Bank transfer.
Be Proud Of You. A Trip Is Gift To Self. When Was The Last Time You Gifted Yourself ?
1. 3 star hotels accomodation
2. All Transportation
3. All breakfast
4.Visa
5.One group transfer from airport
6.Trained outdoor leaders
7.Permits
8.All activities unless mentioned in exclusions
Change of Plans ? Here’s our cancellation policy
If Plans Change — We’ve Got You
We totally get it — life happens, and sometimes your plans have to take a rain check.
That’s why we’ve kept our cancellation policy simple, transparent, and as kind as possible 
• 45+ days before the trip: 10% cancellation charge
• 30–44 days before the trip: 25% cancellation charge
• 15–29 days before the trip: 50% cancellation charge
• Within 14 days of the trip: 100% cancellation charge
These are calculated on the total trip amount, not just the token amount.
Now, if you can find someone to take your spot, we’ll happily refund your full amount. No questions asked .Because at the end of the day, we’d rather have someone travel than hold back your money.
To keep your spot confirmed, please clear the remaining balance by the due date — it helps us lock in stays, permits, and experiences for the group. If payments are delayed beyond that, we’ll have to treat it as a cancellation (same policy applies).
We know these things aren’t fun to read — but having it clear helps everyone travel smoother and us to function better .
We’re always on your side and do our best to make things work whenever life throws a curveball. 
You can carry 200 usd for your personal expenses.
Essential Documents (Mandatory):
Original Passport (min. 6 months validity)
Oman eVisa (print + soft copy)
Travel Insurance (recommended)
Credit/Debit card with international access
Some cash in OMR (Omani Rial) and USD
Clothing (Desert to Mountains-Ready):
4–5 breathable cotton or quick-dry t-shirts
2–3 pants (lightweight for Muscat/Salalah, warm layer for Jebel Akhdar)
Light jacket or fleece (Jebel Akhdar gets cold at night – single-digit temps)
1 hoodie or pullover for mountain evenings
1 set of nightwear or loungewear
4–5 pairs of socks
Swimwear (for wadis or hotel pools)
Cap / Hat (sun protection is non-negotiable)
Sunglasses
Shawl or scarf (for mosque visits or sun protection)
Footwear:
Good walking shoes / sneakers (must be broken-in)
Floaters / sandals for lounging and beaches
Optional: light hiking shoes for Jebel Akhdar hikes
Gear & Tech:
Small daypack (for hikes, markets, wadi trips)
Power bank (you’ll be snapping desert sunsets)
Universal adapter (UK-style Type G plug)
Camera (if you’re a shutterbug – golden hour is insane)
Toiletries & Misc:
Sunscreen (yes, even in December)
Travel-size toiletries
Tissues / Wet wipes (wadi dips, dune dust, road trip freshen-ups)
Personal meds (motion sickness, allergies, etc.)
Hand sanitizer
Refillable water bottle (hydration is survival)
Local Environment Tips:
Salalah: Lush, breezy, tropical — pack a lightweight umbrella or poncho just in case
Jebel Akhdar: Chilly mornings/evenings — think Himachal in winter but drier.
Muscat: Sunny, coastal — breathable clothes and sunblock are key.
Bonus Arabic (just for fun):
Hello – Marhaba
Thank you – Shukran
Yes – Na’am
No – La
Water – Maa’
Toilet – Hammam
See you in Oman:
"Yalla, let’s explore Oman!" 
Most people come alone for my trips. About 25% of the people bring a friend or partner.Honestly It really doesn't matter. I have seen on all the batches I have lead. Most people really gel with everyone, even the ones who thought wouldn't gel up, surprise themselves always with the way they got comfortable with everyone.
Each trek/ trip is rated according to the number of days we spend outdoors . If you aren't sure where to start, go with an easy trip or trek.
For trips,
I dreamed of trips where we could go out hike , get exhausted , come back to hotel and have a great evening. This is exactly why some of my trips have Day hikes in it. It is a perfect chance for people who have never hiked in their entire life. Don't worry, We are there :).
For treks,
you can start with Sandhakphu or Chandrashila . You can also benchmark yourself for the treks.
If you have never done a high altitude trek, then start with a easy or Easy- moderate trek. That way you will understand how your body reacts to high altitude and you can check you cardio strength too.
Usually, most batch sizes are between 12-20 people who are aged between 16-38. Most people come alone or with a friend. The trip would feel like you are travelling more with college friends than strangers. We tend to do more outdoorsy things than regular trips .
For example : If we find a very pretty waterfall/ a beautiful sunset / Rainbow on the way. We would stop the vehicle right away to catch the beauty of it.
We usually sleep very late on these trips as we play a lot of group games and most people feel they will miss the precious time with the group members and decides to stay awake.
Here are few places you can read more about the brand and trips
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