Day 1:Arrival in Dubai

• Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  Dubai is the most famous city of the United Arab Emirates. It has emerged as a global city and business hub of the Middle East. It is also a major transport hub for passengers and cargo.

Day 2:Dubai Culture & Desert Safari

• Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  Dubai is the most famous city of the United Arab Emirates. It has emerged as a global city and business hub of the Middle East. It is also a major transport hub for passengers and cargo.
• Burj Al Arab (Outside Visit)
  Standing on an artificial island off the coast of Dubai, the luxurious Burj Al Arab is the third-tallest hotel in the world. It is built in a high-tech architectural style, giving it a highly recognizable exterior.
• Jumeirah Mosque
  Jumeirah Mosque, one of Dubai's most iconic landmarks, showcases elegant modern Fatimid architecture with twin minarets. As one of the few mosques open to non-Muslim visitors, it offers cultural guided tours providing profound insights into Islamic traditions and architectural beauty.
• Abra
  Dubai Arbas, small motorised water taxis, are popular modes of transportation when in Dubai, Uinted Arab Emirates. Inexpensive, fast, and offering scenic views, traveling between water station s by arbas is a great way to experience the Dubai Creek.
• Desert Safari
  Choose from a variety of desert safari tours and experience incredible scenery and adventure in Dubai. Ride dune buggies or go camel trekking for a full- or half-day during sunrise or sunset.

Day 3:Abu Dhabi Full-Day Tour(297 km)

• Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates, home to beautiful examples of Arabic architecture like Emirates Palace and the Sheikh Zayed Mosque. It is within driving distance of Dubai.
• Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
  Considered the central worship center for the city of Abu Dhabi, this mosque was built between 1996 and 2007 and can accommodate over 40,000 worshipers. The design was influenced by Arab, Mughal, Moorish, and Persian architecture.
• YAS Island
  Yas Island is home to an F1™ race track, world-famous theme parks, an excellent links golf course, a beautiful beach, stunning hotels, an impressive mall and so much more.
  • Ferrari World (Outside Visit)
    This amusement park on Yas Island is the largest indoor theme park in the world, celebrating the history of the Ferrari brand luxury sports car. It is considered one of the Middle East's best tourist attractions.
• Saadiyat Island
  The name of this island off the coast of Abu Dhabi translates to English as "Happiness Island." It is currently undergoing a development project to become a tourism and cultural destination, mixing the commercial, residential, and leisure sectors.
• Abrahamic Family House
  Abrahamic Family House is a groundbreaking interfaith complex in Abu Dhabi, UAE, featuring a mosque, church, and synagogue within one architectural space.
• Qasr Al Watan
  Qasr Al Watan is a working Presidential palace in Abu Dhabi and a majestic cultural landmark that invites you to discover the rich legacy of knowledge and tradition that has shaped the UAE's journey.
• Abu Dhabi’s Heritage Village
  Abu Dhabi's Heritage Village, a family-friendly spot to experience the traditional way of life in the desert. The village is an immersive time capsule, with an old-world souk (market), mosque and camp modelled on life in pre-modern UAE.

Day 4:Dubai - Muscat (by flight)(346 km)

• Muscat, Oman
  Muscat, the capital of Oman, lies along the Arabian Sea, featuring stunning mountain backdrops, historic forts, and a unique blend of traditional Arab culture with modern urban development.

Day 5:Muscat City Tour(346 km)

• Muscat, Oman
  Muscat, the capital of Oman, lies along the Arabian Sea, featuring stunning mountain backdrops, historic forts, and a unique blend of traditional Arab culture with modern urban development.
• Ministries' District
  Muscat's Ministries' Area is the national administrative center of Oman, housing key government ministries and institutions. The district features distinctive architecture blending modern design with traditional Omani-Islamic elements, set along clean, wide boulevards that reflect the capital's orderly and dignified modern identity.
• Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque (Outside Visit)
  Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is Muscat's iconic religious landmark, renowned for its magnificent Islamic architecture, the world's second-largest hand-loomed carpet, and a breathtaking crystal chandelier. It stands as Oman's masterpiece showcasing religious culture and architectural artistry.
• Muscat Fish Market
  The Muscat Fish Market is the city's most vibrant seafood bazaar, where fishermen sell their daily catch each morning. Visitors can witness lively transactions of tuna, grouper, lobster, and other seafood, offering an authentic immersion into Oman's fishing culture and coastal lifestyle.
• Mutrah Souq
  Mutrah Souq is Muscat's oldest and most enchanting traditional market, where maze-like alleys are filled with the aromas of frankincense, spices, and coffee beans. It offers handmade silver jewelry, traditional daggers (khanjars), textiles, and Omani souvenirs, providing an authentic immersion into local souq culture.
• Bait Al Zubair Museum
  Established by the prominent Omani merchant family Al Zubair, Bait Al Zubair Museum showcases Oman's social history, cultural heritage, and Bedouin traditions through exquisite displays of traditional costumes, weapons, jewelry, and everyday artifacts, serving as a vital window into the Sultanate's evolution.
• Al Alam Palace
  Al Alam Palace is the ceremonial palace of the Sultan of Oman, located on the waterfront of Old Muscat. Its magnificent blue-and-gold façade blends Arabic and contemporary design, flanked by 16th-century Portuguese forts, forming a symbolic landmark of Omani sovereignty and history.
• Mirani & Jalali Forts
  Mirani and Jalali Forts are twin 16th-century Portuguese fortifications guarding the entrance to Muscat Bay, perched on rocky cliffs on opposite sides. Once key coastal defenses, they now serve as historical sites and military museums overlooking the old city and harbor, bearing witness to Oman's maritime history.

Day 6:Nizwa Fort & Mountain Tour(299 km)

• Birkat Al Mouz, Oman
  Birkat Al Mouz is a traditional oasis village in Oman's interior region, famous for its ancient falaj irrigation systems and date palm plantations that showcase Omani agricultural heritage.
• Nizwa, Oman
  Nizwa is a historic city in Oman, known for its ancient Nizwa Fort and traditional souq. It was once the capital of Oman and is celebrated for its rich cultural heritage and Islamic architecture.
• Nizwa Fort (Passing By)
  Nizwa Fort is one of Oman's most impressive historical fortifications, built in the 17th century. Its iconic massive cylindrical main tower once served as a military and administrative hub guarding the interior region. Inside, visitors can explore labyrinthine passages, defensive structures, and historical exhibits, making it a key landmark for understanding Oman's inland heritage.
• Nizwa Souq
  Nizwa Souq is Oman's oldest and most vibrant traditional market in the interior region, located adjacent to Nizwa Fort. Famous for handmade silver jewelry, traditional daggers (khanjars), pottery, dates, and spices, its weekly Friday morning livestock market is a particularly unique cultural experience.
• Jabreen Castle
  Jabrin Castle is one of Oman's best-preserved forts, built in the 17th century. It served as a center of learning and is renowned for its exquisite frescoes, carved doors, and astronomical ceiling.
• Bahla Fort (Passing By)
  Bahla Fort is one of Oman's largest and oldest mud-brick fortifications, with origins dating to the pre-Islamic period. This UNESCO World Heritage complex is renowned for its intricate defensive architecture, centuries-old pottery tradition, and rich local folklore.
• Jebel Shams, Oman
  Jebel Shams is Oman's highest peak at 3,004 meters, famed for the dramatic "Grand Canyon of Arabia" rim views, challenging cliffside hiking trails, and unique mountain ecosystems, making it a must-visit destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts.
• Muscat, Oman
  Muscat, the capital of Oman, lies along the Arabian Sea, featuring stunning mountain backdrops, historic forts, and a unique blend of traditional Arab culture with modern urban development.
• The Avenue Mall
  Avenue Mall is Muscat's premier modern shopping destination, featuring international fashion brands, specialty stores, diverse dining options, and family entertainment facilities. With its elegant design, spacious layout, and convenient location, it serves as a popular retail and leisure hub for both locals and visitors.

Day 7:Muscat, Oman