Oman is a world lost between the wild nature of its oases and its lively souks, where you'll thoroughly enjoy losing yourself to the intoxicating scents and Middle Eastern flavours, among ancient traditions increasingly open to the West and modernity.
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Oman is a world lost between the wild nature of its oases and its lively souks, where you'll thoroughly enjoy losing yourself to the intoxicating scents and Middle Eastern flavours, among ancient traditions increasingly open to the West and modernity. Oman welcomes you and overwhelms you, leaving its A Thousand and One Night scenes indelible in your mind, among the perfumes of incense and the call to prayer from the minarets. This sultanate is considered a small Middle Eastern Switzerland, with maximum safety and a great sense of urban decor. There is something for every taste here: from the hinterland where the Hadjar Mountains stand out among the medieval Fortini UNESCO World Heritage Site, to the dunes hundreds of metres high, immersed in the silence of the Wahiba Sands. It's up to you to choose what to see and when to leave.
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