Destination Oman
Welcome to Oman - a stunning contrast of deserts, mountains, beaches with all the comforts of a bustling, modern metropolis. Oman's diverse terrain of mountains, deserts and seascapes, are an outdoor enthusiast's dream come true. From diving to photography to rock climbing to ice skating (!) Oman offers a variety of activities to suit the taste of any traveler.
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Oman Experiences Oman is fast emerging as one of the most sought after destinations in the Middle East. After many years of relative isolation from mainstream tourism, it is now becoming increasingly recognised for its friendly people and its dramatic landscapes peppered with historic forts and stunning desert scenery. |
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Mideast - Oman
The small country of Oman may not be as flashy as its neighbors, but it
is a stable and pleasant place to visit. Explore the outer dunes of the
deserts, enjoy the warmth of the Arabian gulf, or just sit by the pool and
sip a cool drink. Whatever you'd like to do, Oman is sure to have an offering.
It just might be the most pleasant country in the entire mideast region.
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Nations - Oman
Oman has dramatic landscapes, stunning attractions and natural wonders.
Unique Oman tours from the UK specialists Undiscovered Destinations. We
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Packing - Oman
Bordering the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, Oman faces east over the Indian
Ocean, and is a fine destination for year round sun and quality hotels.
The capital city Muscat is quieter and less glamorous than Dubai, but it
has en excellent old town and some good museums which introduce visitors
to the long and rich history of the region, and show that there is more
to Arabia than just endless desert and oil. There is a vibrant colourful
culture, where hospitality has been raised to an art form, and visitors
are welcomed more than anywhere else in the world.
Lonely
Planet - Oman
Oman has emerged from its hermit shell, revealing a land of friendly people
and dramatic landscapes peppered with forts. Although it remains, in many
ways, the most traditional country in the region, it's often more outward
looking than it's given credit for.