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Dramatic wadi canyons and mountain villages, a more understated and traditional counterpoint to its glitzier Gulf neighbors, and a coastline where sea turtles still nest much as they always have.
Explore Oman on the map →A dramatic canyon with turquoise pools reached partly by a short boat crossing and a walk between towering rock walls, ending at a hidden cave waterfall.
Rose and pomegranate terraces cling to a 2,000-metre plateau known as Oman's 'Green Mountain,' with cooler temperatures than the coast year-round.
Rolling orange dunes home to Bedouin communities, with overnight desert camps offering stargazing and traditional hospitality.
Oman's largest mosque, with one of the world's biggest hand-loomed carpets and a chandelier studded with Swarovski crystals, open to non-Muslim visitors outside prayer times.