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A trip to Oman also offers the opportunity to visit the turtle sanctuary of Ras al Jinz, where thousands of green turtles (which can weigh up to 200 kg) come every year to lay their eggs, along with other species of sea turtles.

Adventure also has its place in the Sultanate, especially in its spectacular Jebel Shams mountains, a perfect place for trekking enthusiasts.

The Sultanate of Oman, the oldest of the Arab countries, is a magical corner where tradition, culture, and nature come together in perfect harmony.

If there’s one thing that characterizes this country, it’s the red sand desert… and indeed, the Wahiba Sands desert is one of the largest in the world, with its red sand dunes reaching heights of up to 100 meters! In this arid landscape, different Bedouin villages continue to inhabit, keeping their oldest traditions alive.

At the same time, its crystal-clear wadis and extensive palm groves proudly contrast with the dryness of the surrounding desert, creating spectacular contrasts.

But not everything in Oman is nature! We can also explore some of its forts, such as the Bahla Fort, a testament to a past era of splendor and wealth and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and even visit the Amouage perfume factory, known as “the most valuable perfumes in the world.”

Traveling to Oman is, in essence, immersing yourself in tradition and discovering whimsical wonders of nature.