Sunset Desert Safari Tour in Empty Quarter with Lost City of Ubar

Place: Salalah

Duration: 8 hours

Language: English, Italian, German

Mobile voucher accepted

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Guided tour

Local touch

Private Tour

Smaller group size

Subject expert guide

E-Voucher

Hotel pick up

Transport included

Why you’ll love this…

Enjoy a thrilling ride in a 4x4 vehicle
Visit Al Qara Mountain, and other significant points of the Arabian peninsula
Admire beautiful sunset over the desert
See the Incese Farm and trees

What to expect

Your tour will start in the afternoon with a thrilling ride in a 4x4 vehicle. A dune specialist driver will guide you through the renowned Al Qara Mountain (Dhofar Mountains) on Oman's southern side, offering a spectacular view of Salalah city.

The journey continues past Thumrait, a significant point on the ancient caravan routes of the Arabian peninsula. Next, you'll visit Wadi Dawkah, a natural park filled with famous Frankincense trees and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Your next destination is the Lost City of Ubar, another UNESCO World Heritage site often referred to as the Atlantis of the Sand or Wuber.

Following an exploration of this ancient site, you'll head to the Empty Quarter, also known as Rab al Khali. Here, you'll experience one of the world's largest sand deserts, complete with a thrilling drive and sand bashing on fascinating dunes. Keep an eye out for camels roaming the desert. Take pleasure in sandboarding and walking on the sand. As the day draws to a close, watch the sunset over the desert before heading back to Salalah.

Important to know

Not allowed:

Infants under 2 years old

Extra fees to be paid on-site:

Entrance fee to Lost City of Ubar (OMR 3 per person)

Know in advance:

This tour involves walking over rough and sloping ground. The road trip can be uncomfortable for those with back problems or any health issues. Sand Bashing is not recommended for pregnant women, young kids and those with medical issues
Maximum number of passengers per vehicle: 4 people
Tour guides are multilingual

Remember to bring:

Passport
Sun protection: hat, sunscreen, warm clothes
Sunglasses, and scarf to cover the head: desert sand gravels can cause irritation to the eyes on a windy day