Oman is one of the few places that in just a few hours, you can easily find yourself alone in the middle of the desert without undertaking a major expedition to get there.

Nestled in the southeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman boasts a diverse landscape that has something for everyone.

From the dramatic sand dunes of the Wahiba Sands Desert to the rugged terrain of the Hajar Mountains, to the stunning coastline replete with stunning marine life and isolated coastal villages- the small certainly packs it in.

The history of Oman dates back to the Stone Age, and many Omani families today can still trace back their roots to the first Arab tribes who migrated here originally.

Today, Oman enjoys its rapid progress and continually improved infrastructure, and you will find that Omanis are very welcome and helpful to travellers.

Much of the country remains very much undiscovered and it invites intrepid travellers to get off-the-beaten-path and drive through the country, exploring mountain villages and camping on beaches.

There is also opportunity to explore the country in style and enjoy luxury Bedouin camping for a memorable and refined experience.