Musandam Peninsula Tours

Inspiration for your own tailor-made trip

The remote Omani exclave of the Musandam Peninsula (reached from Dubai rather than Muscat), features some of the most dramatic scenery in Arabia, with soaring mountains, secluded beaches and some of the world's best diving - all within easy reach of the UK. With its honey-hued cliffs falling steeply into the Strait of Hormuz, the mountainous Musandam Peninsula is often compared to the fjords of Norway for the beauty of its deep bays in which dolphins dance, and its jagged coasts dotted with fishing villages. These 'Arabian fjords' are a draw for divers, sun worshippers and sea kayakers alike, and for truly original Musandam holidays consider cruising the fjords in a traditional dhow to see the region from the water. As one of the least visited - but most breath-taking - regions of Oman, holidays in Musandam are a lesson in straying from the beaten track and uncovering hidden corners of a destination. Combine your tailor-made exploration of the labyrinthine fjords with a visit to the region’s capital – Khasab – which sits wedged between vertiginous cliffs and the sea. Wander around the city’s bustling souq and watch fishing boats ambling in and out of the harbour.
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Winter Sun in Dubai & Oman - From the Desert to the Sea

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

Romantic Arabian Nights Adventure in Oman

Relax in ultimate luxury

15 days, from £9,015 to £14,400

100% tailor-made holidays

Understanding Your Needs

Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday

Personalisation

We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities

Our Services

All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges