• Wadi Dawkha - Wadi Dawkha is a World Heritage Site and serves as a prime example of a valley where frankincense trees flourish.
• Thumrait - Near the city of Thumrait, visitors can often spot the distinctive Black camels (dromedary).
• The Frankincense Trail - The Wubar Archaeological Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is situated in Al Shisr, 170 kilometers north of Salalah.
• Empty Quarter - The Empty Quarter of Oman (Rub al Khali desert) is renowned for having the tallest sand dunes in the world.

• Bottled water included
• Snacks provided
• Tea and coffee available

Begin the tour in the afternoon with a 4x4 vehicle journey to the Desert Safari in the Empty Quarter, the world’s largest desert, spanning several Middle Eastern countries.

Visit the 5 square kilometer plantation of Frankincense trees at the Wadi Dawkah natural reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Explore the historical site of Ubar in the town of Shisr, famously known as The Lost City, Ubar, Atlantis of the Sands, or the City of the Pillars. This city was a hub for the trade of Frankincense, which was once as valuable as gold and silver.

The next stop is the black camel farm, which was historically used for transporting Frankincense.

Experience the beauty of a desert walk and witness the breathtaking sunset. Optional sand bashing is available for those seeking adventure. The guide and driver are highly experienced in desert driving, ensuring your safety is our top priority.

Enjoy the sunset over the Rub Al Khali Desert.

Note: Entrance fee for Ubar is 3 OMR per person, not included.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.