The Omani city of Salālah is situated on the southeastern edge of the Arabian peninsula and was a major port on the 13th-century frankincense route. This fascinating cultural history was supported by several sites around the city, such as ancient towns and caravan oases, some of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites today. Salālah is often called the “Garden City” for the greenery and coconut trees that line its streets and boulevards. One of its most impressive sites is the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, with its richly adorned Islamic architecture.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Salālah City Views
Delve into the history of Salālah, a major stop on the legendary 13th-century frankincense route.
Salālah & Surroundings
Experience the contrast between verdant Salālah and its more rugged surroundings.
Sultanate Heritage
Discover the rich culture and important medieval trading roots of Salālah.
Beach Break
Recharge while relaxing in lavish surroundings or exercising in state-of-the-art facilities.
