Muscat City Highlights Tour
- Explore the vibrant city of Muscat, starting at the world-famous Grand Mosque, an architectural marvel and a popular tourist draw.
- Immerse yourself in the sensory splendor of Muscat with its bustling fish market and iconic Muttrah souk.
- Uncover Muscat's complex heritage, where modern buildings blend seamlessly with traditional Islamic architecture.
- Discover Omani history and culture at Bait Al Zubair Museum, and snap photos at the Sultan's residence, the Al Alam Palace.
- Enjoy guaranteed satisfaction and return-to-ship, ensuring exciting and worry-free shore excursions. Book now as spaces fill up quickly!
Muscat City Highlights Tour
From the comfort of a deluxe vehicle, tour the beautiful city of Muscat. See the very best this ancient and modern area has to offer. From the aesthetically pleasing backdrop of the nearby mountains to the bustling fish market, all your senses will be delighted. Enjoy Islamic architecture, historic museum exhibits, and endless photo opportunities during your half day journey.
Start your excursion with a drive to the Grand Mosque, an architectural masterpiece. This world famous mosque is considered one of the most popular attractions in Muscat due to its historic value and impressive design.
After visiting the Grand Mosque, your friendly guide will drive you through the ministries area, where modern buildings with hints of Islamic architecture combine to reflect the complex heritage of Muscat. At the bustling fish market, you'll get to experience the sights, sounds, and smells of Muscat. As you make your way to the ever popular Muttrah souk, the exotic smells of spices, perfumes, and coffees fill the air. This grand outdoor market offers crafts, produce, and jewelry, making the souk an ideal place to pick up souvenirs.
Finally, enjoy an educational exhibit at the Bait Al Zubair Museum and take in the history and culture of Oman. A final stop at the Al Alam Palace, where the Sultan Qaboos officially resides, will offer a photo opportunity. Take pictures of the palace and the intriguing Portuguese forts known as Mirani and Jalai before heading back to your starting point.
Please Note: During the Holy Month of Ramadan and the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad, there will be no entertainment, no belly dancing, and alcohol will not be served.