Most of Oman lies on water and this is reflected by a rich seafaring history. Its intrepid seamen once explored the coast of east Africa as far south as Zanzibar. Nowadays though, oil provides the economic growth - and the country is modern and successful. It’s not all beaches though, high mountain ranges run parallel to the coast and their peaks are a favourite destination of locals, expatriates, and holidaymakers alike.
Oman Holidays and how to get there
Our best fare from Heathrow to MUSCAT
is from £100 + £180 tax(Total £280). Valid from 01/01/2009 until 31/03/2009.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
Call us now on 0870·366·2185 to book or find other bargain holidays to Oman!
The Ras Al Hadd Hotel is situated near Ras Al Jinz, the natural nesting beach for endangered Green Back turtles and the first sunrise is seen in the whole of Arabian Peninsula .
Ras Al Hadd Beach Hotel...
Salalah, located on the Indian Ocean, in the south of Oman, is the capital of the picturesque province, Dhofar. The city is located in a 10 kilometre fertile strip of land, bordered to the north by a...
Most of Oman lies on water and this is reflected by a rich seafaring history. Its intrepid seamen once explored the coast of east Africa as far south as Zanzibar. Nowadays though, oil provides the economic growth - and the country is modern and successful. It’s not all beaches though, high mountain ranges run parallel to the coast and their peaks are a favourite destination of locals, expatriates, and holidaymakers alike.
