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Why Oman?

Bordering the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea, the Sultanate of Oman is often described as an island between two seas - water to the East and of sand to the West. Prepare for vibrant culture, rugged mountains and sweeping golden beaches.

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Our Take

Indeed, the seas have helped define Oman's history; shipping copper to Mesopotamia and frankincense to China and whilst the ports of Muscat and Salalah continue their long tradition of maritime trading, Oman's seas are nowadays also renowned for their sparkling turquoise waters rich in underwater flora and marine life.

Stay at a family beach resort in Muscat for winter retreat, enjoy a desert adventure with an overnight at a luxury camp in the Wahiba Sands or explore the high peaks of the Jabal Akhdar Mountains with wellbeing activities on tap.

What to look out for

We love:

Sun, sea and sand - but not as you know it

Key locations:

Muscat, Wahiba Sands, Jaba Akhdar Mountains

Key experiences:

Beach resorts, desert experiences, watersports

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Six Senses Zighy Bay

The Chedi, Muscat

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What to see in

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When to visit

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Temp

24°C

Rain

32MM

Peak Season: This is considered winter in Oman and perhaps the coldest month, but still pleasantly warm by our standards. You may experience some rainfall, but any will likely be short and sharp. Expect plenty of sun during the day with cool evenings.

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Temp

25°C

Rain

48MM

Peak Season: This is one of the cooler months in Oman. However, for those looking to enjoy the sun without the intense heat, then this is an excellent time to visit.

Temp

26°C

Rain

37MM

Peak Season: Oman’s winter months are drawing to an end and the temperature is starting to increase.

Temp

29°C

Rain

14MM

Peak Season: Temperatures during April are very hot so again pack light comfortable clothing. You can expect around 12 hours of sunshine each day.

Temp

33°C

Rain

4MM

Peak Season: This is one of the least humid months. However, temperatures during the day can get very hot. If you don’t mind the heat it’s a great time to visit.

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Temp

35°C

Rain

1MM

June is a hot month in Oman.

Temp

36°C

Rain

3MM

July is hot and experiences the longest days from sunrise to sunset.

Temp

35°C

Rain

2MM

August is one of the hottest months in Oman.

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Temp

33°C

Rain

2MM

As the cooler weather reaches the desert, temperatures begin to cool slightly.

Temp

30°C

Rain

2MM

October tends to be hot, however, in comparison to the previous months, the temperature is a lot more bearable. This is the start of high season, which runs through until May, so expect slightly busier accommodation and most likely higher prices.

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Temp

26°C

Rain

10MM

Peak Season: The average temperature in capital Muscat is 26°C in November, rising to a high of 31°C. With 11 hours of sunshine each day.

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Temp

25°C

Rain

27MM

Peak Season: The average temperature in capital Muscat is 22°C, rising to a high of 25°C. A great time to go for Christmas sun, especially if you like canyoning, mountain biking and hiking.

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