Top Salalah Eco Tours

Escape into the heights of Dhofar on this half-day safari to the summit of Jabal Samhan — the towering peak offering sweeping views, cool breezes, and dramatic landscapes. Travel through lush wadis, sinkholes, ancient baobab trees, and cliff-edge viewpoints, culminating with a delicious mountain lunch and panoramic vistas you’ll never forget. Highlights Journey up to Jabal Samhan summit, Dhofar’s highest driveable point Enjoy sweeping, panoramic views of mountains & valleys Visit Tawi Ateer Sinkhole, Baobab Trees & scenic Taqah viewpoint Cool mountain air + lush wadis contrast with arid plains below Delicious local lunch included, with refreshments & water Hotel/region pickup, air-conditioned transport & small group setting

Immerse in Salalah's rich history on this half-day sightseeing tour. Besides breathtaking scenery that includes beaches, mountains and waterfalls, the historic sites tell the story of the region's engaging past. At Taqah Caste, see displays of the former Governor, the 'Wali', that offer a glimpse through the window of time to earlier Omani life. Dolphins and baobab trees will enchant and delight before your last stop at Sumhuram Old City, a UNESCO world heritage site.

Discover the lost city of Ubar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this 2-day 4WD tour with an overnight stay in the Rab Al Khali desert. Depart Salalah with included hotel pickup for the Al Qara Mountains before reaching the "Atlantis of the Sand". Stargaze as darkness falls over the Bedouin camp. Explore the Frankincense trees of Wadi Dawkah the next day before returning to Salalah.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Dhofar on this unforgettable coastal journey. Traverse the stunning west coastline, where dramatic cliffs and hidden viewpoints await. Enjoy a farm tour, relax at the pristine Fazayah Beach, and capture endless ocean views that are perfect for photography enthusiasts. With an expert Omani guide leading the way, you'll uncover the best of this breathtaking region while enjoying a comfortable ride in a 4×4 Jeep. - Pickup from your hotel for a hassle-free start - Visit iconic viewpoints including the Ghost Boat and Eftelkout - Relax at the beautiful Fazayah Beach with beach time included - Enjoy complimentary water, tea, and snacks throughout the tour

You will get to know the nature and culture of the East of Dhofar. Ain Razat is an all-year location with a constant flow of water in the pond and little cave. Taqah that highlights Dhofar's history. Wadi Darbat is an all-year place where you can witness gorgeous blue water and a river. Sumhuram (Khor Rori) is an authorized UNESCO World Heritage Site.

See a variety of the wonders located in Salalah's west side during this full-day tour. Begin at Al-Fezayeh Beach, where the silver sand and crystal-clear waters await you. Next, explore the cave at Al-Maghsail Beach and look out for its blow hole phenomenon. Admire the frankincense trees and honey-producing bees before heading to Ittin Mountain for a view of Salalah City, Jarziz valley, and a cave atop the peak.

Discover the best of Salalah as you embark on this jam-packed tour of the east and west. Alongside a private guide, visit top sights including Taqah Castle, the old city of Sumhuram, Nabi Ayoub’s tomb, and a few local beaches. While you explore, your guide provides context on the history and culture of the region.

Highly recommended excursion begins in the morning with a visit to the oldfishing village of Taqah, houses. Explore the century-old Taqah Castle, once the official residence of the Wali (Governor), and enjoy a panoramic view while gaining insight into the rich history of the region. We then continue to the ancient ruins of Sumharam (Khor Rori), a UNESCO World Mediterranean, the Persian Gulf and India. Next, we arrive at the breathtaking Mughsail Beach,At high tide, waves crash dramatically through the natural blowholes, shooting water up to 30 meters into the air at the far end of the rocky beach. From here, we follow the coastal road towards Oman’s western border, flanked by sheer cliffs and valleys where the frankincense trees grow naturally. A short walk into the valleys allows us to experience the scent of the holy incense in its original setting. On the return journey, we pause for a photo stop at Mughsail Lagoon, a tranquil spot where migratory birds, including flamingos.