6 Day Salalah Khareef Package

Day 1 – East Khareef Tour: Begin your journey with a scenic drive through Salalah’s eastern mountains. Visit the cascading waterfalls of Ain Athoom, the lush greenery of Wadi Darbat, and the breathtaking viewpoint of Jebel Samhan. Walk among ancient Baobab trees and experience the mystery of Gravity Point.

Day 2 – Spring Water Tour: Explore the natural springs of Salalah, starting with Ain Sahalnoot and Ain Jarziz, hidden between valleys and palm groves. Discover the serene Ain Khoor and the peaceful Nabi Ayoub Tomb, perched high in the mountains. Enjoy optional picnic time with fresh mountain air and beautiful views.

Day 3 – West Khareef Tour

Join us on a breathtaking journey through the misty, emerald landscapes of Salalah’s west. From the crashing waves and dramatic Blowholes of Mughsail Beach to the hidden paradise of Fazayah Beach, every stop is a highlight. Trace the ancient Frankincense Trail and end the day at the stunning Eftalqout viewpoint, where mountains meet the sea in a dreamy mist.

Day 4 – City Tour & Local Culture

Explore Salalah’s cultural heart: Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Al Husn Souq, Al Hosn Palace, coconut beach, and fruit plantations with tastings. After the sightseeing, enjoy two hours of shopping or visit one of the vibrant local Khareef festivals (based on schedule and location).

Day 5: Moon Mountain Tour

Travel beyond the typical path. Start with Mughsail, then a hidden beach viewpoint before climbing to the dramatic cliffs of Shaat. Continue to Rakhyut and Dhalkut, two coastal villages nestled in the fog. The day ends with a rare photo stop at a real  military helicopter on the beach—a perfect final memory of Salalah’s raw and remote beauty.

Day 6: Ayn Nujib Hike, Rooh Viewpoint & Tawi Attair

Start the day with a scenic hike to Ayn Nujib, a hidden waterfall nestled in the lush Dhofar mountains. Surrounded by thick fog and emerald greenery, this peaceful trail is a Khareef-season gem. After the hike, we drive to the Rooh Viewpoint in Jibjat, where panoramic views open up over rolling hills and misty cliffs. We continue to the Tawi Attair Sinkhole, one of the largest in the world—measuring 100 meters deep and 150 meters wide—known locally as the “Well of Birds.” On the way back, we stop at the mysterious Baobab Trees and the playful Gravity Point, where your vehicle seems to roll uphill. A beautiful mix of hiking, geology, and surreal landscapes awaits you.