Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve
With excavated finds from the Indus Valley Civilization and Mesopotamia, the Archaeological site at Ras al Jinz is one of Oman’ most important contributors to the understanding of Oman’s history. Located within the main Turtle Reserve at Ras al Jinz are the remains of settlements from over 4,300 years ago. Pottery from the Indus valley suggests an evolved trade system, which not only communicated over vast distance, but also enabled fragile objects to be traded. The remains of Bitumen, whose closes source was in Mesopotamia, with the clear impression of a woven mat, probably used to waterproof a boat, suggests the type of boat used in this commerce.
Al Ashkharah Beach
Al Ashkharah is embraced by stunning sandy beaches stretching for several kilometers on both sides, kissed by the waves of the Arabian Sea.
Bibi Maryam Mausoleum
Overlooking the town of Qalhat the mausoleum called ‘Bibi Miriam’, after its builder, has survived earthquakes, invasions and the ravages of time since 1311AD
The Island of Masirah
The Masirah Island is a paradise that enchants the visitor with its beautiful and diverse natural environment and abundant marine life.
Alqubab Mosque
Wadi Shab
Wadi Shab, located in the Wilayat of Sur in the South Al Sharqiyah Governorate, is one of Oman's most stunning natural tourism spots.
Al-Sunaysla Fort
Al Sunaysilah Fort in Sur is a historic landmark overlooking the sea. Surrounded by diverse narratives, it attracts visitors with its architecture and events.
Ras Al Hadd Castle
Ras Al Hadd Castle is a historic landmark in Sur, combining the beauty of its coastal location with the splendor of Omani architecture and its rich heritage.