Muscat Oman Travel Guide
This period provides the most pleasant weather, but sun protection remains important.
The summer months bring intense heat. Prioritize very light, loose-fitting clothing.
Comfortable walking shoes or sturdy sandals for souqs, old towns.
Closed-toe hiking shoes, water shoes, or sturdy sandals with good grip for slippery rocks.
Flip-flops or waterproof sandals for coastal areas.
Oman a conservative Islamic country. Modest dress highly recommended for all guests, a sign of respect for local culture and customs.
Modest dress highly recommended for all visitors as a sign of respect for local culture and customs.
Normal swimwear acceptable at hotel pools and private resort beaches.
Strict dress code. Hair, arms (to wrists), legs (to ankles) covered.
Long trousers, shirts with sleeves.
No transparent clothing allowed.
Your travel documents your most important companions. Organize them carefully, keeping both original and copies accessible.
Additional documents may be helpful for specific activities or in unforeseen circumstances.
Oman functions on 240V, 50Hz, with Type G (British 3-pin) plug.
Most modern smartphones compatible with Oman's GSM network.
A standard digital camera or your smartphone camera will capture Muscat's beauty well.
A well-stocked personal health kit helps you manage minor ailments and stay comfortable during your travels.
Important due to intense sun and presence of mosquitoes.
Remedies for cold/flu, stomach relief, motion sickness medication.
Muscat sea level. Motion sickness remedies for twisting mountain roads.
Standard items available locally. Bring your preferred brands if needed.
Dust can be a factor. Consider a mask if sensitive.
Bring a small, Lightweight daypack. It useful for carrying water, snacks, sunscreen, and a light cover-up during daily excursions.
Consider Nordace for modern travel bags and add-ons for efficient organization.
