Explore the Magic of 1001 Nights Arabian Fantasy Tours

Upon your arrival at Muscat International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed and escorted to a comfortable lounge. Here, you can relax while our representative efficiently manages your luggage retrieval and immigration procedures. Following this, you will be transferred to your hotel in Muscat for an overnight stay.

Begin your day with a visit to the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a stunning architectural masterpiece built by the late Sultan to commemorate the 25th anniversary of his reign. As one of the largest mosques globally, it houses remarkable works of art. Next, proceed to the Royal Opera House, the premier arts and culture institution in Oman. Continue your journey to Al Alam Palace, the official residence where the Sultan receives state guests, flanked by the historic 16th-century Portuguese fortresses, Al Jalali and Al Mirani. Visit the Bait Al Zubair Museum, which showcases Oman's rich culture and heritage through extensive permanent collections and special exhibits. Conclude your day with a stroll along the corniche to Muttrah Souk, the oldest and largest market in Oman. Explore the charming, narrow alleys filled with the aromas of frankincense and sandalwood, and shop for authentic Omani souvenirs such as pottery, paintings, shisha pipes, framed khanjars, leatherwork, and incense.

Embark on a journey to Nizwa, the former capital and religious center of Oman. If your visit coincides with a Friday, experience the vibrant animal market. Explore the vegetable, silver, and general markets before visiting the iconic round tower fort, Oman’s most visited national monument. Continue to Bait Al Safah, a beautifully restored building where local women demonstrate traditional practices such as milling and cooking. Afterward, visit the historic village of Al Hamra, restored to reflect restored to show how Omanis lived in previous centuries. Lunch en route. We’ll pass Bilad Sayt, a small mountain village, as we make a thrilling drive back to Muscat through the Wadi Bani Awf.

Venture into the mesmerizing dune landscapes of the Sharqiyah region and explore the historic city of Ibra. On Wednesday mornings, immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the women’s souk, the only market in Oman exclusively for women, while men gather at a nearby coffee shop for conversation. In the heart of the desert, experience authentic Bedouin hospitality with a visit to a local family, where you can enjoy tea, dates, and a camel ride. Witness the stunning transformation of the dunes, shifting from white in the morning to ocher and almost red by afternoon. Lunch will be served en route. Conclude the day with a visit to the lush Wadi Bani Khalid, where you can swim or take a leisurely walk. Later, transfer to Muscat airport for your flight to Salalah. Upon arrival, you will be greeted and taken to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Embark on a scenic drive to Taqa, a town historically known for exporting incense and horses. Visit the 19th-century Taqa Castle, which once protected the harbor. Enjoy a panoramic view of the village and the Indian Ocean from a hilltop vantage point before continuing to Sumhuram. Explore the ruins of Sumhuram, a UNESCO World Heritage Site perched above Khor Rori, Dhofar's largest bay. This ancient port was a vital center for the trade of frankincense, myrrh, and slaves from the 1st to the 7th century. Lunch will be provided en route. Discover the Wonders of Dhofar and Salalah, Oman – A Journey Through History, Nature & Fragrance On the cliff overlooking Khor Rori, the largest bay in Oman’s Dhofar region, explore the ancient ruins of Sumhuram Fortress and Palace. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is believed to be the legendary home of the Queen of Sheba. Sumhuram was a vital port from the 1st to 7th centuries, central to the frankincense and myrrh trade that once shaped the Arabian Peninsula’s prosperity. Enjoy a delicious lunch en route. Just outside the historic town of Mirbat, visit the unique tomb of Bin Ali, noted for its striking white double domes and surrounded by an extensive cemetery featuring elaborately engraved headstones. Experience the serene beauty of Ayn Razat’s natural springs before venturing into the majestic Qara Mountains. Here, see the revered tomb of the prophet Job—locally known as Nabi Ayoub—an important religious and cultural landmark. Continue your adventure to the stunning sandy beach of Mughsayl, framed by dramatic cliffs. Witness the spectacular natural blowholes shooting seawater up to 30 meters high—an unforgettable natural display. The journey includes thrilling hairpin bends along a scenic 15-20 km drive to a breathtaking wadi. Nearby, visit a bird sanctuary to spot migratory birds against the backdrop of the iconic leafless frankincense trees. Renowned worldwide, Dhofar’s frankincense has been prized since ancient times as a treasure more valuable than gold. Return to your hotel for overnight rest, soaking in the day’s remarkable experiences.

Begin your day with a city tour of Salalah, the largest city in Dhofar and famed as the “perfume capital of Arabia.” Discover local heritage as you pass Sultan Qaboos’s birthplace and his beautiful palace. Visit Al Baleed Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing the ruins of a major trading port for frankincense and myrrh from the 7th to 14th centuries. Explore the vibrant Haffa Souk where exotic spices, perfumes, and local goods fill the air with enchanting aromas. Enjoy lunch en route. Conclude your tour with a picturesque drive through lush fruit plantations. Stop at a fruit stall to savor refreshing coconut milk or sample sweet local bananas, papayas, and guavas—a perfect ending to your cultural journey.

After your flight from Dubai, enjoy a smooth private transfer to your hotel in Abu Dhabi, the UAE’s captivating capital city known for its blend of modernity and tradition. Settle in and relax overnight as you prepare for an immersive cultural experience.

Start your day with a visit to the iconic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the world’s largest and most stunning mosques. This architectural masterpiece reflects diverse Islamic styles and stands as a symbol of cultural diversity and peace. Marvel at its 82 magnificent domes, over 1,000 intricately designed columns, breathtaking 24-carat gold chandeliers, and the world’s largest hand-knotted carpet. The mosque was commissioned by UAE’s founding father, H.E. Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, and is a must-see Abu Dhabi attraction. Next, step back in time at Heritage Village Abu Dhabi. Experience traditional Emirati life with live demonstrations of pottery making, glassblowing, weaving, and other ancient crafts. Wander through the authentic souk, offering an ideal opportunity to shop for handcrafted souvenirs representing the UAE’s rich cultural legacy. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch at the luxurious Emirates Palace Hotel, famed for its opulent design and top-tier dining experiences. After lunch, pause for photos and fresh sea air along Abu Dhabi’s picturesque Corniche and Breakwater, providing panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf. Stop by the bustling Date Market to sample a variety of regional dates, a beloved Middle Eastern delicacy and a symbol of hospitality. Conclude your day at Saadiyat Island with a visit to the renowned Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum. This architectural marvel spreads over 24,000 square meters and showcases an impressive collection of art and historical artifacts bridging cultures from around the world.

Begin your day with a fascinating visit to the Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital, a world-renowned center dedicated to the care and preservation of falcons. Witness firsthand falcons receiving specialized treatments such as pedicures and feather repairs, and learn about the deeply rooted tradition of falconry in Emirati culture. Next, explore Al Hosn Palace, the historical residence of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family. Today transformed into a captivating museum and national archive, it offers a unique glimpse into the emirate’s heritage and pivotal moments in its history. Continue to the magnificent Qasr Al Watan (Palace of Nations), a working presidential palace and iconic cultural landmark. Discover the history, governance, and traditions of the UAE as you tour the Great Hall, Spirit of Collaboration Room, Library, and House of Knowledge—each space reflecting the nation's values and international ties. Round off your day with a luxurious afternoon tea at the Etihad Towers observation deck, 300 meters above the city. Soak in breathtaking panoramic views of Abu Dhabi’s skyline before returning to your hotel for a restful overnight stay.

After checking out of your Abu Dhabi hotel, you’ll be transferred to the serene Bab Al Shams Desert Resort. Nestled in the heart of the desert, this exquisite resort invites you to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility of the Arabian desert at your own pace.

Following a leisurely morning at the desert resort, you’ll be transported to cosmopolitan Dubai. Check into your hotel and enjoy a free afternoon to explore the city’s vibrant lifestyle or relax with city views.

Begin your cultural tour with a photo stop at the iconic Burj Al Arab Hotel, an architectural masterpiece famed for its sail-shaped silhouette on its own artificial island. Next, visit the beautiful Jumeirah Mosque, an emblem of Islamic architecture in Dubai, perfect for a memorable photo. Then explore the Shindagha Museum, where you’ll dive into Dubai Creek’s rich history and its role in regional trade. Don’t miss the Perfume House inside the museum, showcasing the heritage of local perfume-making using signature ingredients like musk, rose, myrtle flowers, and saffron. Experience authentic Emirati culture at the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU). Located in Dubai’s historic Bastakiya district, this welcoming centre offers a homemade lunch paired with insightful talks about Emirati traditions, lifestyle, and hospitality, encouraging open dialogue and cultural exchange. Spend some free time exploring the colorful Textiles Market, then hop on a traditional abra boat across Dubai Creek to the heart of Old Dubai. Here, wander through the vibrant Gold and Spice Souks, delighting in dazzling jewelry and intoxicating aromas. Conclude your day with a visit to the spectacular Dubai Frame in Zabeel Park—the world's largest frame structure—giving you a stunning bird’s-eye view of both Old and New Dubai from a height of 150 meters.

Today dive into Dubai’s dazzling modern side! Start your day at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, a beautifully designed marketplace inspired by traditional Arabian architecture. Wander through charming shops, vibrant restaurants, and cozy cafés—perfect for soaking in Arabian vibes with a modern twist. Next, hop on the Palm Jumeirah Monorail for a breathtaking elevated ride across the iconic Palm Jumeirah Island. This man-made island, shaped like a palm tree, boasts luxurious villas, upscale residences, and world-famous resorts like Atlantis the Palm. Ascend 240 meters to the Palm Tower observation deck for panoramic views over Palm Jumeirah and the glittering Dubai skyline—a photographer’s paradise! Then, head to Dubai Marina, where you can admire sleek luxury yachts docked alongside striking high-rise towers with innovative designs. Take a short stroll to Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), one of Dubai’s trendiest waterfront communities, featuring more than 40 residential towers, lively restaurants, cafes, and a public beach perfect for relaxation and people-watching. For the unforgettable grand finale, ascend to the 124th floor observation deck of Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. During your elevator ride to the top, enjoy a captivating multi-media presentation telling the story of Dubai’s rise and the construction of this architectural marvel. Once at the top, marvel at the stunning sunset views stretching across the cityscape and beyond to the Arabian Gulf. Return to your hotel for a restful overnight stay.