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Shigeo_K, Jan 2026
Try a private desert tour
The tour operator kindly offered an option to start our hotel a bit later at 10:30 am to see the sunset in the dunes. The driver/guide was so kind, thoughtful and organised that he chose the best position and timing to enjoy the wadi canyon and the sunset driving in the dunes. He explained Omani and Islamic culture along the way and gave us time to break and rest from time to time on the way.
Inas_S, Dec 2024
Amazing experience
We loved the wadi and how beautiful and clean the water was. The sands were so pretty. The Bedouin house was a cool experience.
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.
Charbel_A, Jan 2026
Easy access - go early -...
Easy access - go early - nice thing there are tents to change if you want to swim - bring camera - enjoy the valley! We went with star tours Oman - if you are lucky to get Ahmed Awlad Thani he is an awesome guide !!!

Wahiba Sands (Sharqiyah Sands)

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Muscat
Unlimited Wahiba Sands (Sharqiyah Sands) in Muscat, Oman.
  • Heading off-road in the desert is only recommended as part of a guided tour with an experienced local guide.

  • It can get hot in the desert and there’s little shade, so bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water. A scarf to protect your face from the sand is also recommended.

  • There is no cellphone coverage or Wi-Fi in the area.