Welcome to www.omantravel.info, here you’ll find all of the information you need to plan your holiday or get away to the Sultanate of Oman. Taking a holiday in Oman is not a wide spread phenomenon because many don’t know what Oman has to offer, not to mention many steer clear because it’s located in the Middle East.

Yet there is nothing to fear. The Sultanate of Oman is booming , the tourisim industry is increasing rapidly, and those tourists that do travel out here tend to return year after year ! As soon as you see the beauty and the wonders Oman has to offer there’ll be no doubt in your mind on what action to take.

Oman tourism has become increasingly popular lately,  and we aspire to provide you with detailed information to help make your stay in Oman a pleasant one.  There are two airports that you can fly into, Salalah Airport, and Muscat International Airport (formerly known as Seeb International Airport). Once here, you may want to visit some local attractions such as one of our many forts, castles, beaches or even a traditional Arabic marketplace, like Muttrah Souq , located in old town  Muttrah (Muscat Oman )

There is over 1,700 km of coastline to take pleasure in; whether it’s for a walk along the water front, building a sand castle with your children, having a picnic or barbeque it doesn’t matter. The views and delights will enhance it all, including those of the mountains. Mountain ranges, Al Jebel Al Akhdar, run along the northern part of the country,  and along the southeastern coast as well.

With over 500 forts, castles and towers the wonders will never cease to amaze you. Many of them run along the coast line, as they were built for protection, and look outs due to the vast coastal line that Oman offers. Oman also offers tourists and natives alike, several other attractions and activities.

Such things as rock climbing or trekking, cave exploration, scuba diving, surfing, sailing, desert sand skiing, bull fights and camel races are sure to please just about any adventurous palate. While traveling to the Sultanate of Oman can be done at any time, the better time to travel out here would be sometime after September. During this time it is cooler than the rest of the year which will make your holiday in Oman a more enjoyable stay; although the price may be higher it is worth it.

The less expensive route is to travel during summer’s peak; although it is not advised namely for young children, the elderly or for those who have a disposition to extreme heat. If you do opt for taking cheap holidays to Oman you are more than welcome to, that is when you can find the cheaper tickets to Oman and because of the heat things are not as crowded.

However, you will have to tolerate the extreme desert heat and blistering sun. For that reason many choose to take their holidays in Oman during the non-summer months. Muscat is the largest city and the capital of Oman, with over one million people residing in the city alone in 2008.

For hundreds of years Muscat has been a popular centre for trade. Due to this type of popularity, Muscat Oman has seen and been inhabited by many cultures who were looking for a prime trading location. Still today, Muscat’s prime economic course is trading.

Several of the Arabic marketplaces that can be found in Muscat also sell exported items and artifacts from Oman. The second largest city in Oman is Salalah and is the capital of the Southern Providence. This has become a prime location for tourism due to it being the “perfume capital of Arabia” and its magnificent views. Located along the Persian Gulf, this town has a stable climate all year round; which only adds to the town’s attraction. Being located near the coast makes this a leading site for scuba diving.

Salalah also has some very interesting and rare animals that roam the wild including leopards and hyenas; despite the fact that they are commonly thought to be found in East Africa. For the reason, along with the superb climate, Shalalah has become an animal lover’s key destination to see this kind of wildlife in its natural environment; especially for those not wishing to go to Africa.

Real estate in Oman has been sky rocketing lately and there is an abundance of freehold property for you to invest in. With the current rates of renters, your property probably would not last on the market for very long. The economy is booming in Oman; but, as with all real estate, there are draw backs. You should look into things prior to buying and look for the deals yourself, trying not to use an agent’s help.

On Jan. 1, 2009, the United States and Oman initiated a free-trade agreement which eliminates tariff barriers on industrial and customer products alike. This agreement also offers foreign businesses wishing to invest in Oman sound protection.

While visiting Shatti Al Qurum, Darcy’s Kitchen is a must go to. Located near the beach and next to Shatti Al Qurum, Darcy’s Kitchen Oman is in a great spot for grabbing a quick meal or snack. They also serve traditional breakfasts along with fish and chips, depending on availability. It also has seating indoors and outdoors to accommodate those who love the sun and those who want to stay cool.

As you can see there is more than just sand here in Oman. So take a look around Oman Travel Info and see for yourself the wonders, beauty and accessibility that Oman has to offer. There is a plethora of information here, all pertaining to traveling within Oman. Any questions you may have will be answered here. We hope you enjoy your tour of Oman Travel Info and take even more pleasure in your visit to this wonderful country.

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