A journey to the past through the Sumail Gap that divides the Western and Eastern Hajars and onto the Old Capital of Oman, Nizwa, famous for its silver souq and a big round fort. After visiting the souq and the fort, you take your lunch from a local restaurant. After lunch, move to Bahla with the huge loam fort which is under renovation at present. Bahla is also known as the pottery capital of Oman. Because of its cultural value, Bahla is placed in the UNESCO’s list of heritage monuments. Next visit is Jabrin fort, where you will find one of the most magnificent forts of Oman with its painted ceiling, dungeons, and hidden passages. Return to Muscat.

Rates:

Child Policy

• 50% discount per child between 4 – 12 years. Infants Free of Cost.

Cost Includes:

• Picnic lunch or lunch at local restaurant (except Muscat City Tour)
• Soft drinks and entrances to fort and museum.
• Services of an English-speaking driver cum guide.

Additional cost will be applied for French, Russian, German or other foreign language-speaking guides.

Supplement charges

Supplement charges for language speaking guides is USD 90 for a half day tour and USD 140 for a full day tour (These rates are to be divided among the number of pax).

Validity: 1^st October 2012 to 30^th May 2016