Oman, a country in the southeastern part of the Arabian Peninsula, is best visited in February and March, when temperatures range from +26°C to +30°C, and the waters of the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman are a pleasant +24°C to +25°C. Oman captivates visitors with its diverse, untouched nature—not just deserts with oases but also mountains and waterfalls. Diving and deep-sea fishing enthusiasts will find plenty to explore here, as Oman ranks second in the world after Egypt for the beauty of its coral reefs and the variety of exotic marine life. Oman also offers a more tranquil setting for experiencing its Eastern charm compared to the bustling UAE.

Among Oman's key attractions are:

The capital, Muscat, featuring the Grand Sultan Qaboos Mosque and the royal palace Qasr Al Alam.
Wadi Shab, a picturesque oasis.
The port and resort city of Sohar, known for its ancient fort and vibrant Souq Siyahiya market.
The coastal city of Sur, adorned with intricately carved doors and mosaic windows.
The Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve, where visitors can witness baby turtles hatching.
Nizwa, a city famous for its large fortress and shops offering gold and silver jewelry at reasonable prices.