Ways to Reach
Frequently Asking Questions
The Sultanate of Oman is well-connected to the rest of the world through direct and connecting flights operated by Oman Air, SalamAir, and several regional and international airlines.
Oman Air is the national carrier, operating flights to over 50 destinations worldwide. SalamAir is the first low-cost airline in the Sultanate of Oman, serving more than 30 destinations and offering a comfortable travel experience that combines quality with affordable fares.
Muscat International, Salalah, Duqm, Sohar, and regional oilfield airports are among the five airports in the country providing easy access throughout Oman.
The Sultanate of Oman can be reached by road from neighboring countries, offering travelers scenic routes and an exciting journey into the country’s diverse landscapes.
The principal land access from Saudi Arabia is through the Rub' al Khali border crossing, which is the sole direct road connecting the two nations over the immense Empty Quarter desert.
There are numerous border crossings from the UAE to Oman. Your destination within the Sultanate determines which crossing you use.
Visitors can use local transportation, such as Oman Taxi and Otaxi, Mwasalat to travel within Oman after crossing the border.
Oman is accessible by sea via various ports and ferry services, providing handy alternatives for cruises, intercity transport, and local sightseeing.
The Sultan Qaboos Port in Muscat (Muttrah) is the major terminal for cruise ships, intercity ferries, and local boat tours, greeting visitors from all over the world.
Yes! Ships also dock in Khasab (north) and Salalah (south of Dhofar). Other important ports are the Duqm commercial port and the Sohar industrial port, which serve both commercial and industrial shipping.
Absolutely. The Oman National ships Company offers high-speed catamaran ships between Shinas and Musandam, providing a comfortable and scenic route along Oman's coastline.