Oman

I visited Oman in November. The temperature was in the 20's, and it didn't rain while we were there. Oman is a at the bottom of the Arabian penninsula. The language spoken is Arabic, although most people we met could speak English. Oman is a pretty cou...  Read review

As with one of the previous reviewers, I too used to live in Oman. Holidays once a year when my folks lived there, then spent a year there myself. I am sorry if this information is a little out of date (I was there in the late 1990s) but some things never...  Read review

At most hotels, I fill in the "Guest Comments Card" and leave it when I check out, and wonder if anyone reads it. Once in a while, I know that someone has read it as I get an Email (on one occasion, I actually got a letter!) but at the Al Bustan Intercont...  Read review

I write this review having live in the countries for 13 years, this review is more specific to Muscat the capital. The travelling to Oman is long and does involve a stop regardless of which airline you fly with, usually a six and a half hour flight to Du...  Read review

I have recently travelled to Oman, and oh my, what a country! I travelled with Emirates flying from Manchester to Muscat with a connection in Dubai, for approximately £470 through Dial-A-Flight. You will only need between £300 to £600 spending money for...  Read review

Whilst this horrendous war that we're currently involved in is going on I find my thoughts drawn back to my stay in the Middle East. The country I resided in for three months was Oman, where the family joined hubby who was working there. My visit ma...  Read review