Oman is made for road trip adventures. Winding mountain passes, towering sand dunes, secluded white sand beaches, hidden natural pools of emerald water, and miles upon miles of empty highways. And despite the very expensive reputation of the Gulf, the endless wild camping opportunities offer just as ...
WHERE TO EAT IN MUSCAT – A LOCAL FOODIE’S ULTIMATE GUIDE
Oman’s food reflects its historic role as a prominent trading empire at the crossroads of some of the world’s most famous spice routes. You can therefore expect to find influences from Indian, Persian, North African and Mediterranean cuisines. Meals are often meat based – most commonly chicken or ...
WHERE TO EAT IN THE LAKE DISTRICT – A FOODIE’S GUIDE
The Lake District has long had a strong foodie pedigree, with well known establishments such as L'Enclume regularly topping lists of the UK's best places to eat. Which is lucky, as after a day’s hiking on the Lake District’s fells, or a rainy day exploring its historic towns and villages, you will ...
A GUIDE TO THE SCOTTISH BORDERS
The south east corner of Scotland is one of the most overlooked bits of the country. Most people head north to the dramatic landscapes of the highlands, or spend their time based out of the buzzing Scottish capital, Edinburgh. However, if you want to avoid the crowds, the Scottish Borders might just ...
BEACHES, TURTLES, AND WILD SWIMS: OMAN’S COASTAL ROUTE
Sometimes referred to as Oman’s Route 66, the coastal route between Muscat and Sur offers a selection of Oman’s best sights, packed into a 200km stretch of road. For almost all of the route you have the blue-green Arabian Gulf on one side, and the vast Eastern Hajar Mountains on the ...