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Saad_H, Apr 2026
Beautiful sands, awesome guide
I thoroughly enjoyed every part of this experience, from the road trip and getting to talk to our super knowledgeable and friendly guide Qais, to the wadi where we got to take a dip in the clear waters and get my feet exfoliated by little fishies (optional but I recommend), to my favourite part of going to the desert sands and just absorbing the beauty of it at sunset
Zahra_A, Feb 2026
Worthwhile tour
This was a good way to see the sunset in the desert and Wadi Khalid in one trip. The lunch spot picked by our guide was also a real treat.
AMUL_P, Feb 2026
Wonderful tour with our guide Fauzi
We had an absolutely fabulous day with our guide and driver, Fauzi. He was very professional and friendly and ensured we had a comfortable and safe trip whilst maximising our enjoyment. Wadi Bani Khalid was beautiful and the quite strenuous trip into the caves guided by Fauzi was rewarding. The visit to the Wahiba Sands was amazing - we visited a bedouin village before making our way up to the top of the dunes in the 4x4 with Fauzi's expert driving. We had opted for the 10.30am start from Muscat which allowed us to see the sunset over the dunes - truly breathtaking. We are most grateful to Fauzi for making this such a memorable trip.
Anthony_K, Feb 2026
Great tour
Very full day with a lot of time spent on the road but absolutely worth it as a taste of the real Oman. Highlight was the visit to a bedouin house where we learnt the finer custom of receiving guests and sharing tea. Our guide Ahmed was a gem and willing to discuss all that Oman is - really enjoyable.

Wadi Bani Khalid

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Wadi Bani Khalid
  • Bring comfortable shoes for walking the rocky wadi, and wet shoes for swimming.

  • Men and women should wear long-sleeved T-shirts and shorts to respect local customs.

  • Admission is free, and on-site facilities include a restaurant and restrooms.

  • Wadi Bani Khalid is not suitable for wheelchairs and difficult to navigate with strollers.