Sunset Desert Safari Salalah, Empty Quarter with Ubar

Duration: 8h

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Age: from 4 years

from 105 EUR /pers.

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30 Apr Wednesday

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English

4x4 vehicles
Guide service
Sandboarding
Bottled water

Wadi Dawkah Valley - a scenic valley famous for its frankincense trees, which were an important part of ancient trade routes
Thumrait - a historic settlement known as the former center of frankincense trade, surrounded by desert landscape
The Lost City of Ubar - a legendary city called the "Atlantis of the desert," surrounded by mystery and fascinating archaeological discoveries
Empty Quarter (Rub Al-Khali) - the argest continuous sand desert in the world, with stunning dunes and vast silence

Program Description

An amazing tour combining adventure, culture and amazing landscapes. Pick up from the hotels in a 4x4 vehicle and drive towards the Al Qara mountain located in the Dhofar region, offering panoramic views of the city of Salalah and its surroundings. The firs point of interest is the Wadi Dawkah Valley, a UNESCO-listed site due to the incense trees that grow there. Walk along the trail to get a better understanding of the area. Then drive towards Thumrait, an ancient city that used to be a stop on the routes of caravans travelling around the Arabian Peninsula, and is currently a crossroads for travelers in the region. Next on the agenda is the Lost City of Ubar, also known as the Atlantis of the Sands. Listed by UNESCO, it is an architectural treasure from ancient times. Optional (at additional cost): walking tour of the ruins. Drive towards the Empty Quarter, also know as Rub Al-Khali – the largest continuous sand desert in the world. Ride on sand dunes, sandboarding, camel watching or a leisurely walk on the golden sands. At the end of the day, time to enjoy a unique sunset over the desert as the sky shimmers in shades of orange, pink and purple. After dark, free time or an optional dinner served in a desert camp (extra charge, advance reservations necessary). Return to the hotels.

Entrance fee to The Lost City of Ubar - approx. 3 OMR per person to be made by card
Dinner in the desert - approx. 5 OMR per person

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Office 06, 267, North Awqad, P.O. Box 613, PC 217, Salalah, Sultanate of Oman

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e-translation. Original texts are in Polish and English.