Wadi Darbat
The most unexpected site in Dhofar is Wadi Darbat. The wadi is secreted in the mountains overlooking the site of Khor Rori, just after Taqah on the coast. At its southern end a natural Tufa dam described by mid-19th century travellers as ‘one of the most stupendous natural phenomena we have ever seen’ allows views over wide areas of the coast. Within the wadi are a ribbon of small lakes overlooked by undulating hillsides. During the Khareef the water is replenished, and some may remain throughout the year. The grasslands formed during the Khareef offer grazing for camels, cows, goats and donkeys, as well as a spacious picnic area for visitors.


Sadah Castle
Sadah Castle is located in the Wilayat Sadah, and it is considered the last eastern fortification of the Dhofar coast.


Mirbat Castle
Mirbat Castle is one of the most prominent historical landmarks in Dhofar, strategically located on the eastern coast of Mirbat, overlooking the old seaport (al-Furda) and the traditional market.


Al Mughsail Beach
Al Mughsail Beach, located west of Salalah, is one of the most important tourist attractions in Dhofar Governorate, due to the fountains formed by erosion.