A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Explore the sultanate's major natural and cultural sites, including millennial city, wadis, desert and impressive mountains
9 days, from £2,975 to £4,020
Stay on the side of the canyon or by the sea in one of Oman's two most beautiful hotels
9 days, from £4,020 to £5,625
Stop in elegant hotels and a private camp in the heart of the desert
8 days, from £5,225 to £7,230
With winter near, visit the most cosmopolitan city in the Middle East and a wonderful beach hotel in Oman
8 days, from £6,350 to £7,945
Discover different ways to explore Oman
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
Honeymoons in Oman are way more than beaches, pools and spa treatments. They are old-world old towns complete with historic souqs, canyons that put even the USA’s Grand Canyon to shame and untouched islands, perfect for snorkelling around. Add to Masirah Island’s romantic beach vibe as you stroll along its secluded beaches, watch fisherman bob on boats in the sparkling sea and admire the view atop Jebel Humr, the highest point on Masirah’s hilly backbone. Stripping nature back to its very core, you can almost guarantee that it’ll just be the two of you and the big pearly blue.
Oman honeymoons are well versed in hospitality. And they’ll be more than happy to roll out the red carpet for you (they are home to the world’s second largest Persian carpet after all). From luxury Six Senses hotels in magical Musandam to opulent mountain resorts high in the fabled Green Mountain, Oman honeymoons promise to be memorable ones. Relax to the sounds and smells of trickling waterfalls and bakhour incense as you indulge in 90-minute hammam rituals and plates of majboos (a traditional rice dish).
Summers in Oman are hot. Too hot. With incredible highs of 35°C and lows of 28°C, this season is strictly reserved for sun worshippers. Even the water is warm, a staggering 28°C. So, unless you’re prepared to slather on the suncream, we recommend booking your honeymoon in Oman in winter (October – April). Think of it as something to look forward to after the big summer day. Climates are comfortable, ranging between 24°C and 35°C, and rainfall is pretty much obsolete. This means you can enjoy roof down road trips, hikes into the Al Hajar mountains and tours of Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque and Mutrah Souq completely umbrella free. If you’re not ready to leave the festival party fever behind either, Oman’s Muscat Festival and the Youth Sailing World Championships will be in full swing come January.
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