The total land area is 309,500 sq.Kms. and it is the thrid largest country in the Arabian Peninsula.

Oman has a variety of topographicl features consisting of plains, wadis and mountains.the 3% of the total land area represents plain, The mountain ranges occupy about 15% starts from Musandam in the north to Ras al-Hadd, The remaining 82% of the country is mainly sand and gravel desert.

The climate differs from one area to another. It is hot an humid in the coastal areas in the summer; While it is hot and dry in the Interior; In Dhofar region has moderate glimate and the pattern of rainfall is more predictable with heavy monsoon rains occurring regularly between May and September.

Mutrah souq This meandering maze of shops offers unique sights and smells.The entrance is located just off the Corniche.

Fish market Fascinating array of fish at the northern end of the Mutrah Corniche. Best to get there early in the morning,especially if you're buying the evening meal.

Forts Restored forts at Jabrin, Rustaq and Nizwa are well worth a visit. Jalali and Mirani forts, which overlook Muscat Bay, are still used and are not open to the public.

Qurm Natural Park A sprawling park which features a boating lake and water fountains,plus an amusementpark.

Camping The best way to see Oman. Tour operators offer trips or hire/borrow a four-wheel drive and do your own.

Dhow trips One of the best ways to get a different perspective of the country, especially Muscat Bay. Most tour operators run trips.