Located at Ras Al Jinz, near Sur, is a famous nesting site for endangered green sea turtles. From May to September, thousands return to lay eggs, and guided tours by the Turtle Reserve offer a rare chance to witness this natural event with minimal disturbance. Access is regulated, so advance booking is recommended.

A serene coastal destination in Oman, renowned for its pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Often referred to as the “Maldives of Oman,” it offers a tranquil escape for visitors seeking natural beauty and solitude. The beach is part of the Bar Al Hickman area, which is known for its rich marine life, including coral reefs and diverse bird species. It’s an ideal spot for activities like beachcombing, birdwatching, and enjoying the unspoiled landscape.

Set between the Al Hajar Mountains and the Sea of Oman, offers a peaceful retreat with white sands and calm waters. Part of the Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel, it features swimming, snorkeling, and beach sports amid lush gardens and mountain views. Access is usually limited to hotel guests or day pass holders.

About 70 km from Muscat in Al Batinah South, is known for its soft sands, clear waters, and small islands like Al Sawadi Watchtower Island. At low tide, visitors can walk to the island; boat rides are available during high tide. The beach is ideal for snorkeling, diving, and kiteboarding, with rich marine life and coral reefs. Nearby, Al Sawadi Beach Resort & Spa offers accommodations, and the area is popular for beachcombing thanks to its colorful seashells.

Located approximately 28 kilometers from Muscat, offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle. Accessible via a winding mountain road, the beach is known for its soft, orange-hued sands and clear waters, making it ideal for swimming, fishing, and camping. The surrounding cliffs and coves provide a picturesque backdrop, especially during sunrise and sunset. While amenities are limited, the beach’s rustic charm and serene atmosphere attract those seeking solitude and natural beauty

Cruise through the dramatic fjords of Khasab, known as the “Norway of Arabia,” where rugged cliffs meet turquoise waters and playful dolphins often join the ride.

Located east of Salalah, Mirbat is a quiet coastal town known for its historic charm and scenic beaches. Once an important center for frankincense trade, it still holds traces of its past with old stone houses, a small fort, and a peaceful harbor. Visitors come to relax by the sea, explore nearby mountains, or dive in coral- rich waters just offshore. Mirbat offers a perfect mix of culture, nature, and coastal beauty.

Located off the coast of Muscat, are a protected nature reserve known for their crystal-clear waters and rich marine life. The islands are a haven for snorkelers and divers, offering sightings of sea turtles, colorful fish, and even dolphins. With untouched beaches and vibrant coral reefs, it’s a peaceful getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Near Salalah in southern Oman, is famous for its long stretch of white sand, turquoise waters, and dramatic cliffs. The beach is known for its natural blowholes that shoot water high into the air, especially during the monsoon season. It’s a peaceful place to walk, relax, and enjoy stunning views of the Arabian Sea surrounded by untouched nature.

Located off the southeast coast of Oman, Masirah Island is known for its rugged beauty, quiet beaches, and strong sea breezes. It’s a haven for kite surfers, nature lovers, and those looking to escape the crowds. The island is also a nesting site for endangered sea turtles, especially during summer months. With its laid-back vibe and untouched coastline, Masirah offers a true off-the- beaten-path adventure.

Discover a hidden gem where the sands blush pink under the sun, offering a picturesque and peaceful spot perfect for photos and quiet reflection.

A quiet, unspoiled stretch of coastline near the village of Tiwi, south of Muscat. Surrounded by rocky cliffs and clear turquoise waters, it’s a peaceful spot perfect for swimming, picnics, or just enjoying nature. The beach is close to Wadi Shab, making it a great stop for travelers exploring Oman’s natural beauty. With few crowds and stunning views, Tiwi Beach feels like a true hidden gem.

One of Muscat’s most popular spots—a long stretch of soft sand lined with palm trees and calm blue water. Locals and visitors come here to walk, relax, or enjoy the sea breeze. The beach is easy to reach and close to cafes, parks, and shops, making it a perfect place to unwind after exploring the city. At sunset, the view is especially beautiful, with the sky turning shades of orange and pink over the water.