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If you rent 4x4 car you can go down the way to Wahiba Sands on your own. There is kind of hardened road about few kilometers deep into the desert. We stayed one night in privat tent (brought from home) at the roadside among the...More
Vast and impressive red sands. Advise you to choose your desert camp carefully and avoid tourist traps like the Safari Desert Camp (separate review) in order to get a taste of this vast desert.
This desert has incredible dunes and totally worth the trip! The driving in a 4x4 on the sunset into one of the camps was one of the highlights from my trip!
was a great, adventure to go through this direst on my way to Maserah island , Water, Petrol and communication is the secret words to survive
We went on a day trip from Al Jabal al Akhdar with Zahara Tours that also included Wadi bin Khaild. It was a long day but well worth it, our guide Mikey was so entertaining and flexible, he made the day for us. The sands...More
You must do this!. Which ever way you choose to sleep or stay you must do any over-night stay in Wahiba Sands. We were based in Muscat with a 4wd hire car, so had organised to save money by sleeping in the back of the...More
Sunrise and sunset provide spectacular photo opportunities of this unique desert. A true sea of sand, which is also known as the Sharqiya Sands, it covers 3,860 sq miles and has dunes 320-500 feet high. Nigel de Winser, the project director of a 1985 British...More
We had a great 4x4 tour through dunes. real fun! Incredible landscape. Very peaceful place. we've seen sunset on the desert and it really looks amazing. Definitely worth it!
My friends and I rented a car in Oman, however there was no way it was making it up the dunes. The guides must be used to seeing uninformed tourists heading straight for the sand in rental cars because one flagged us down and offered...More
Wahiba Sands is great place to get a taste of real desert adventure. As the name implied. This is a sandy desert as opposed to the rocky ones. It would be miles and miles of sand dunes of golden fine sand. There are several nice...More
