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Adventure Tours in Oman: Snake Canyon & Wadi Bani Awf Exploration

Home > Adventure Tours in Oman: Snake Canyon & Wadi Bani Awf Exploration

Discover the ultimate adventure tour in Oman with our Snake Canyon and Wadi Bani Awf hiking experience. Known as the largest natural water park in Oman, Snake Canyon offers a thrilling journey through narrow crevices, natural pools, and stunning rock formations.

Our tours from Muscat include two route options: an easy family-friendly path and a medium route featuring abseiling for adventure seekers. The 3-kilometer canyon passage takes approximately 4-5 hours, promising excitement and breathtaking scenery.

What to Expect

  • Transfer from Muscat to Snake Canyon and back.
  • Guided 3 km hike through the canyon with swimming and jumping in natural pools.
  • Two route options: easy and medium (with abseiling).
  • Arabian-style lunch, refreshments, and full guide support.
  • Group and private tour options available.

Tour Details

  • 08:00 — Departure from Muscat.
  • 11:00 — Start of canyon hike.
  • 16:00 — End of hike and return transfer.

Pricing

  • Private tours from $1000 per car (1-3 people).
  • Group tours from $300 per person.
  • All entrance fees, transfers, guide services, lunch, and refreshments included.
Individual tour from 1000$Group tour from 300$
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Adventure Tours in Oman: Snake Canyon & Wadi Bani Awf Exploration

BRIEF CHRONOLOGY of the tour:

08:00 - 11:00 - Transfer from Muscat to Snake Canyon (193 km)

11:00 - 16:00 - Canyon passage (3 kilometers)

16:00 - 19:00 - Transfer to Muscat (190 km)

Total: 386 km

The tour price includes:

  • All transfers listed
  • All entrance fees to the listed tourist sites
  • Guide services
  • All taxes and fees
  • Arabian style lunch
  • Tea, water, juices
  • WiFi


Cost

per car (1-3 people): 750$

If necessary, up to 4 people can be discussed.

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Другие экскурсии по Оману

Hot Air Balloon Tours in Oman — Wahiba Desert & Salalah Balloon Rides

1000$

Muscat City Tour — Explore Sultan Qaboos Mosque, Royal Opera House & More

400$

Questions and Answers

What to wear on a desert excursion in Oman?
It is recommended to wear light, breathable clothing made of natural fabrics that cover the body to protect from the sun and sand. A hat and sunglasses are essential. Shoes should be comfortable and closed to protect feet from hot sand.
How to dress when visiting a bazaar?
Clothing should be modest and respectful of local traditions. Women are advised to wear clothes that cover shoulders and knees. Bright and provocative outfits should be avoided.
What items can be taken on an excursion?
Bring water, sunscreen, a hat, light snacks, a camera, and necessary medications. It is not recommended to carry valuables or heavy luggage.
What swimsuits are prohibited on Omani beaches?
On public beaches in Oman, revealing swimsuits such as minimal coverage bikinis are prohibited. More modest or covered styles are preferred. Private beaches may have more relaxed rules.
How to behave when visiting cafes and restaurants in Oman?
Respect local customs: avoid consuming alcohol in public places, dress and behave modestly. In some establishments, you may be required to remove your shoes upon entry.
What is forbidden for children in Oman?
Children are prohibited from entering certain religious sites without adult supervision. Also, children are not allowed to consume alcohol or tobacco products, which is strictly controlled by law.
How to show appreciation if you liked the service?
It is customary in Oman to leave a tip of 10-15% of the bill if it is not included. You can also express thanks verbally or give a small souvenir.

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