Oman
WADI BANI KHALID, SUR & RAS AL JINZ
After the desert, it's time for some cooling off. On the way to the coast, you will pass by Wadi Bani Khalid, a green oasis with clear blue water and swaying palm trees. driving from Wadi Bani Khalild. Visit the charming town of Sur on the east coast of Oman. Sur was once known as a trading place where the port did a lot of trade with East Africa. This has resulted in a larger population of people of African descent in this area. Sur is a beautiful city surrounded by old architecture. Visit the Al Ayjah Lighthouse, the fort, and see the real local life. After this, you continue your way to the beaches of Ras al Jinz where 20,000 turtles come to lay their eggs each year.
Wadi Bani Khalid
After the desert, it's time for some cooling off. On the way to the coast, you will pass by Wadi Bani Khalid, a green oasis with clear blue water and swaying palm trees. Here you can spend many hours enjoying walking and swimming in the lovely water pools.
Sur
The second destination of the day is Sur, about three quarters of an hour's drive from Wadi Bani Khalild. Visit the charming town of Sur on the east coast of Oman. Sur was once known as a trading place where the port did a lot of trade with East Africa. As a result, you see a larger population of people of African descent in this area. Sur is a beautiful city surrounded by old architecture. Visit the Al Ayjah Lighthouse, the fort, and see the real local life. Climb to the Al Ayjah Watchtower for a fantastic view over all of Sur. Park your car at the Al Ayjah Plaza hotel and walk up the hill to the right of the hotel. There is a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere and it is nice to take a stroll along the promenade. For a delicious lunch with a view of the beach, we recommend Al Hawash, a restaurant where local dishes are served. From here, you can drive to the beautiful beaches along the coast to relax. Fins Beach and Hidden Beach are our favorites! Enjoy lunch at Zaki Restaurant.
Ras Al Jinz
Continue your way to the beaches of Ras al Jinz where 20,000 turtles come to lay their eggs each year. Each turtle digs a hole up to 1 meter deep at night and lays about 100 eggs in it. The best season is the summer months when the turtles come in large numbers, but even in winter, there are always a few that come to lay eggs. It is very special to be able to see this, and the guide can tell you everything about these beautiful animals.
