It is legal to camp almost anywhere in Oman - including camping in the desert. Waking up amongst the dunes is a memorable experience and is how we spend most of our weekends as soon as the temperatures drop low enough in the autumn months. However, if a tent and camp cot are not your thing, fear ...
A FOODIE GUIDE: WHERE TO EAT IN ISTANBUL
I love Turkish food – if you have read my guide to where to eat in Muscat you will know Turkish House is one of our favourite weekend brunch spots – so my stomach was definitely looking forward to visiting Istanbul. Istanbul is as much a cosmopolitan metropolis as it is a traditional, ...
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 ...
CHECK IN: THE VIEW, OMAN
Oman has a lot of cosy, welcoming guesthouses at one end of the spectrum, and uber sleek, 5* luxury resorts at the other. But there are far fewer mid range options. The View, a lovely hotel perched on the edge of Jebel Shams, is therefore a welcome addition. It is a fraction of the cost of the ...
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 ...
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