When you arrive at Dubai International Airport after starting your thrilling journey, our representative will warmly greet you and transport you to your hotel. You can check into your hotel starting at 1500 hours. You will then be taken to the Marina at around 1900 hours, where you can enjoy around until around 2000 hours to board a cruise. You can then go on to the traditional dhow cruise dinner tour in Marina at around 2030 hours, which includes a buffet with water and soft drinks. Following the conclusion of your tour at approximately 2230 hours, you will be driven back to your hotel to end your tiresome day with a good night's sleep.

Wake up to a beautiful breakfast served by the hotel at 0700 hours. After that, at 0900 hours, you will be able to proceed to your Dubai city tour which includes a visit to the Basktakiya Gold Souk, Spice souk and Abra ride. The entrance fee for your Abra ride is already included and the modern Dubai city tour includes your visit to Palm Jumeirah with Photo stop at Jumeirah beach with the background of Burj Al Arab. You can visit Burj Khalifa & Dubai Mall at 1130 hours for which entrance tickets are available. Burj Khalifa's 124th floor is included in At The Top, however peak hours from 1530 to 1830 are excluded. Then at 1500 hours, you will be transferred back to the hotel to relax and enjoy the rest of your day.

Your third day can be spent for your leisure!

After completing the necessary immigration and visa procedures, you can meet us at the border crossing in Al Ain at 1000 hours and travel towards Oman. Proceed to the ancient town of Bahla, which was once enclosed by a twisting wall that was constructed to protect the settlement. Bahla, which is now on UNESCO's list of world-historic sites, is also well known for its ceramics. Then you will be able to proceed on to the Sultanate of Oman's most impressive castle, the castle of Jabreen.

After having a delicious breakfast at 0830 Hours, you can continue to the highland village of Misfah. With its historic structures and fortified tower, Misfah is surrounded by beautiful talus slopes and nearly sheer cliffs. Misfah, a mysterious mountain community, is renowned for its remarkable architecture, including its old stone homes and lime trees.  Then you can visit the historic Al Hamra village along the journey; it is renowned for its amazing old mud dwellings. Everybody traveling to Jabal Akhdar must pass through Birkat Al Mouz, which is situated at the foothills of that mountain. Many people simply drive by it without stopping, but it is definitely worthwhile to do so because it contains a number of sights that are worth seeing. Then, after driving there, we begin to explore the city of Nizwa. The silver jewelry produced in Nizwa is known as being the best in the nation. The people of Nizwa are experts at crafting Khanjars; their silverwork is renowned for its exceptional design and patterns. Additionally, they produce ceramics, coffee pots, swords, leather items, and copperware.

After your wonderful breakfast at your hotel, meet your tour guide in the lobby at 0830 hours to begin the day by exploring the nearby market, Nizwa Souk, which is lined with artisan stalls and tiny stores where silversmiths work. Following the visits, we continue on our way to Wahiba Sands, stopping for a snapshot at Ibra, one of Oman's oldest cities and a former hub of trade, religion, education, and the arts. At the foot of the Ash Sharqiya, which leads to the beautiful, green Wadi Bani Khalid, the city established itself as a significant gathering place. Enjoy the breathtaking view and the opportunity to take pictures of the natural beauty which you can explore on foot. Thereafter, you will be changed to a 4X4 vehicle and transferred to Wahiba Sands and take in our Bedouin-style camp, as we then continue to Al Wasil.

You get the chance to observe the desert sunrise in the early morning from atop one of the nearby peaks near our campsite. It is fascinating how the Wahiba Sands' characteristics change with the shifting light and how swiftly the desert's hues change. Then, at 08:00, we leave for SUR, a seaside town and commercial port that is constantly humming with activity. Renowned for its historic architecture and the bay's edge shipyards where traditional dhows have been constructed for decades. The oldest town in Oman, Qalhat, where we'll stop for our first photo, is thought to have been destroyed by a significant earthquake. The only remaining bits of the city walls today give an idea of how the old town must have been. After that, you can drive along one of Oman's 1,700 KM coastline. Then you can continue traveling to Wadi Shab and TIWI. You will also be able to visit Fins Beach to go swimming and see the well-known Sinkhole, a section of a mountain that has fallen and is now filled with seawater. After that, we return by car to Muscat to spend the rest of the night. 

You can have breakfast at the hotel's restaurant the following morning. After which we can embark on our half-day city tour of Muscat, which begins with a stop at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a spectacular architectural feat. As a modern house of worship, it represents the ideals and ambitions of the Omani people and acts as a spiritual landmark for contemporary Oman. It preserves a flawless harmony between aesthetics, culture, and deeply ingrained Islamic tradition as an edifice. The foremost location for musical arts and culture in Oman is the Royal Opera House Muscat, which is where we will go next. The Royal Opera House exhibits modern Omani design. Drive down the corniche, stopping at Muttrah, the primary port, and commercial district, and stroll through the vibrant historic souk. This is a genuine souk with meandering lanes and backstreets with stalls offering a wide variety of fabrics, jewelry, traditional Omani perfumes (bukhoor - made of frankincense), mementos, and antiques. We continue to the Bait Al Zubair Museum after visiting the souk. The history of Bait Al Zubair dates back to Muscat. The mansion was built in 1914 by Shiekh Al Zubair, who served three past Sultans, and was inaugurated as a museum in 1998 by his son Mohammad Al Zubair. Its carved doors open up to a welcome area in the guise of a fortification. The collection of antiquities in the museum is the best and most extensive in the Sultanate of Oman. The museum also features replicas of urban and rural settings and traditional Omani jewelry, clothes, and household items. We take a stroll around Muscat's old city, bordered by the twin forts "Jalali & "Mirani," which were built in the 16th century. Philip of Spain, who led the great Armada against England after taking Portugal in 1580, built these forts. The name of the western fort Mirani, which was finished in 1587, may have been derived from the Portuguese Almirante (or Admiral). Originally known as San Jao, the eastern fort was finished in 1588 and is today called Jalali, likely after one of its noteworthy commanders. We also stop by His Majesty Sultan Qaboo's house, the Al Alam Palace, for a photo opportunity. After spending the morning discovering the city's distinctive attractions, we will return you to the hotel to unwind and take in Muscat's ethereal ambiance.

After breakfast, at 0800 hours, we travel to Barka to visit the fish and vegetable market. The market's hours are flexible, and it's fascinating to watch the locals haggle and sell their morning catch. The next stop is The Bait Na'aman, one of the Wilayat of Barka's most famous historical tourist destinations. This old building is a popular tourist destination. In northern Oman, 5 km from Barka, the fortification known as Bait Na'aman is actually a residential tower. The walled residence, which is now a museum, depicts the lifestyle of Omani kings in the 18th century. Then we keep driving to Sohar and stop briefly at the castle there, which is a significant historical site. The building's current features were constructed when Portugal was in power. The fort currently houses a museum that was established in 1993 and features numerous archaeological and historical aspects of Sohar City as well as other locations in the Sultanate of Oman. However, the museum is currently closed for renovation. Note: From Sunday through Thursday, Sohar Fort is open till 1300 hours and closes on Friday and Saturday. Currently, the Soar Fort museum is closed. Then we will continue to the Dubai Border and you will be left off there. Your representative from the UAE will be waiting for you to continue the immigration and visa procedures to enter the UAE.

Your tenth and final day can be spent for your leisure!

Then on your 11th day, you can check out from the hotel at 1200 hours after which we will transfer you to the Dubai International Airport for your departure.