Private City Tour + East Salalah Wadi Darbat & Beach,Sunset Dunes

start your day with visting Salalah’s city center,the way toward the Sultan Mosque, you’ll enjoy a peaceful drive through palm-lined streets, coconut groves, and beautifully landscaped avenues. The calm traffic and clean surroundings reflect the relaxed lifestyle of this coastal city.

Along the way, you’ll get a glimpse of daily Omani life,locals shopping, small markets, and traditional homes—offering an authentic sense of Salalah’s culture and charm. It’s a gentle, scenic introduction to the heart of the city before we arrive at one of its most iconic landmarks

The Sultan Qaboos Mosque is one of Salalah’s most beautiful landmarks, known for its elegant architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and impressive twin minarets. Non-Muslim visitors are welcome to enter, explore the courtyard, admire the interiors, and take photos—as long as they avoid kissing or romantic poses, and dress respectfully.

Inside, visitors will see a spacious prayer hall decorated with intricate chandeliers, colorful carpets, and fine Islamic geometric designs. The mosque’s white exterior, carved arches, and quiet surroundings make it a perfect place for calm reflection and memorable photographs. This stop offers an authentic glimpse into Oman’s spiritual and cultural heritage

Taqah is a charming coastal town located about 30 minutes east of Salalah. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and rich heritage, it offers a beautiful blend of traditional Omani life and scenic coastal views.
During your visit, you’ll explore the town’s quiet streets, old stone houses, and its famous watchtowers, including Taqah Castle and Askar Tower. You’ll also see local fishermen along the shore, fresh coconut and fruit stands, and stunning viewpoints overlooking the turquoise sea and rugged cliffs.
Taqah gives visitors a peaceful look into Dhofar’s culture, history, and coastal beauty,making it a perfect stop for photography and an authentic local experience.

Burj al-Askar (also known as Taqah Fort) is a historic 19th-century watchtower located on an elevated position above the coastal town of Taqah in the Dhofar Governorate, Oman. It was originally used for coastal defense and to house the soldiers who served the governor (Wali) residing at the nearby Taqah Castle.

This beautiful architectural gem is more than 150 years old and has been carefully restored to preserve its authentic Omani charm

Taqah Cliff is a high, dramatic rocky viewpoint rising at the far end of Taqah Beach. From the top, visitors can enjoy wide panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, the coastline, Taqah City, and even the distant edges of Salalah. It’s an excellent location for photography and capturing the natural beauty of Dhofar.

Please note that the cliff edge is very steep, so visitors should keep a safe distance from the edge while enjoying the scenery.

From Taqah, it takes about 20–25 minutes to reach Wadi Darbat, one of Dhofar’s most beautiful natural valleys. As you drive into the mountains, you’ll see green landscapes, grazing camels, and peaceful open views.

At the wadi, you can enjoy calm waters, fresh mountain air, and lush scenery. Visitors may also take an optional 20-minute boat ride along the tranquil river or simply relax and enjoy the natural surroundings of this stunning valley.

Khor Rori is one of Salalah’s most important natural and historical sites, where a peaceful lagoon meets the Arabian Sea. Surrounded by green hills, wildlife, and calm waters, it offers beautiful views and a serene atmosphere. Nearby, you can also see the ancient ruins of Sumhuram, once a major port on the old Frankincense Route.

The Mirbat Sand Dunes are a beautiful stretch of soft, golden Sand overlooking the Arabian Sea near the historic town of Mirbat. With their gentle curves and peaceful atmosphere, the dunes offer stunning coastal views and are perfect for relaxing walks and photography.

This area is especially beautiful at sunset, when the sky turns warm shades of orange and gold, creating a magical contrast between the dunes and the sea.