
Wakan Mountain Village & Nakhal Fort – Omani Guide, 4WD (8 h)
A 4WD climb to the terraced village of Wakan at 2,000 m, Nakhal Fort on its rock and the Al Thowarah hot spring, with lunch at a local restaurant.
- 8 hours
- Up to 4
- Free cancellation
Wadi Shab is the wadi on every Oman postcard, and this private day makes the most of it. After pickup we drive the coastal highway south to the Bimmah Sinkhole, a limestone crater filled with turquoise water where you take a first swim. At Wadi Shab a small boat carries us across the mouth of the wadi and the walk begins: about 45 minutes past terraced plantations and boulder paths, with your guide pointing out the falaj channels and the best photo angles. The reward is a chain of emerald pools; swim through them and, if you are comfortable, through a narrow gap in the rock into a cave with a waterfall inside. Lunch at a local Omani restaurant follows, then we relax at Fins white beach with tea, coffee and dates before an easy drive back to Muscat.
The standard private vehicle is ideal for up to four or five adults; groups of six or more travel in our private minibus.
| Price type | OMR | USD (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| per adult | OMR 69.000 | ≈ $179 |
| per child (ages 3–11) | OMR 35.000 | ≈ $91 |
| Infants (0–2) | Free | |
Prices are in Omani Rial. USD, EUR, GBP, AED and SAR are shown for reference and converted at checkout.
Your hotel in Muscat
Hotel pickup included
تجربة وادي شاب مع بوصلة عُمان كانت مذهلة. الفريق اهتم بكل التفاصيل من الاستقبال إلى العودة، وحفرة بمة كانت إضافة جميلة. شكرًا لكم.
Swimming through the keyhole into the cave waterfall is something we will never forget. Our guide carried our bag, took amazing photos and timed everything so we avoided the crowds.

A 4WD climb to the terraced village of Wakan at 2,000 m, Nakhal Fort on its rock and the Al Thowarah hot spring, with lunch at a local restaurant.

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