Treasures of Oman and Emirates

Embark on an unforgettable 13-day journey that blends the rich cultural heritage of Oman with the modern marvels of the United Arab Emirates. From the ancient forts, vibrant souks, and dramatic desert landscapes of Oman to the iconic skylines, luxury experiences, and cultural treasures of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, this escorted tour offers a perfect balance of tradition, adventure and modern exploration. You will explore historic cities, marvel at natural wonders and experience desert life, all while travelling in comfort through two of the Middle East’s most fascinating destinations!

Inclusions

– 12-night accommodation in the selected category
– Return airport transfers without guide
– Flight ticket from Muscat to Dubai
– 29 meals: 12 breakfasts, 9 lunches and 8 dinners
– 1 small bottle of water in the bus
– All transfers as mentioned in the program in a modern air-conditioned vehicle and by 4×4 during the desert safari
– Visits and entrances fees to sites as per itinerary
– English-speaking guide during visits

Exclusions

International flights – Gratuities to guides, drivers, and hotel staff – Baggage handling – Optional excursions – Tour guide during Dhow Dinner Cruise, Desert Safari and Musandam Cruise Dibba – Travel insurance – Meals others than mentioned – Beverages – Personal expenses – Tourism fee of 20 AED per night per room – All other items not mentioned in the Inclusions.

Additional Information

During Ramadan period

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Muslim year, during which fasting (eating, drinking or smoking) is observed from dawn to sunset by Muslims.
2026 dates: From 17 February until March 19. Non-Muslims are advised to eat, drink or smoke only in dedicated areas, however nowadays it is more open to public.

IN THE UAE
– Hotels in UAE serve food and beverage (including alcoholic beverages) all day. Some outlets may remain closed due to lower business volumes during daytime hours, but guests still have a good selection of dining options.
– Food Courts in malls are open as normal. Shops in Malls are open until late night to cater to those observing fasting.
– Restaurants in Old Dubai area, remain closed during fasting hours. They open in the evenings after the Iftar meal (when the fast is broken daily) and stay operational until very late.
– No live entertainment is permitted at any venue during Ramadan.
– For guests booking the Desert Safari and Dinner, this means there is no belly dance performance. Alcohol is also not available during Ramadan at the desert camps.
– Certain excursion itineraries will change to accommodate revised opening hours of museums and other places of interest. Our representatives will always have the latest information, so please send us any questions you have or may get from agents about opening times and operations.
– UAE always welcomes all visitors and Ramadan is no exception. Guests can enjoy pop-up Night Markets and Ramadan Tents all across the cities. As a show of cultural deference, we request guests to refrain from eating, drinking and smoking on the street side during daytime and observe a modest dress code.

IN OMAN
– Hotels: hotel beaches and pool areas will not serve food and drinks in swimming pool areas or any other open space. However, Most of the 5* hotels have dedicated covered areas where food and beverages will be served during the day. Room service will also be available at most of the hotels.
– Cafes and restaurants are closed during the day. If there are lunches included during tours/excursions, they will take place at hotels. In case there are not hotels in the area, clients will be provided with a picnic lunch box and guests will eat inside the vehicle to avoid the public.
– Alcohol will only be available at 5* hotels after sunset at selected outlets. It will be served as room service at some hotels during the day (each hotel might apply each own policy). Otherwise, 4* or lower category hotels / restaurants, won’t be serving alcohol during the month of Ramadan. Clients can bring alcohol from home/duty free shops and consume in the privacy of hotel room.