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| FromCairo (CAI) | ToMuscat (MCT) | Round-trip / Economy | 8 Apr 2025 - 13 Apr 2025 | From EGP16,752* Last Seen 1 hour ago | From Cairo To Muscat Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 8 Apr 2025 - 13 Apr 2025 From EGP16,752 Last Seen 1 hour ago |
| FromCairo (CAI) | ToMuscat (MCT) | Round-trip / Economy | 14 Apr 2025 - 19 Apr 2025 | From EGP16,752* Last Seen 1 hour ago | From Cairo To Muscat Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 14 Apr 2025 - 19 Apr 2025 From EGP16,752 Last Seen 1 hour ago |
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Oman – An Arabian jewel
Book flights to Oman and set out on an unforgettable journey through a truly exciting country, where ancient heritage and modern marvels meet.
Be amazed by the stunning architectural wonders of the Grand Mosque and Opera House in Muscat, before seeing the relaxing side of this charming country.
Long coastlines and lush green oases are ideal spots to unwind and appreciate the natural beauty of this country, before returning to the cities that rise out of the surrounding landscape.
Tour sleepy fishing towns, marvel at magnificent mountain ranges and explore wind-swept deserts.
Against the backdrop of dazzling, endless blue sky you’ll find modern skyscrapers, high-end hotels and a host of commercial districts alive with energetic restaurants and cafes.
Book plane tickets to Oman today with Etihad Airways and begin your travel adventure.
What's the weather like in Oman?
Average temperature Average rainfall
JAN
22°C
1cm
FEB
22°C
1cm
MAR
25°C
1cm
APR
30°C
1cm
MAY
35°C
0cm
JUN
35°C
0cm
JUL
33°C
0cm
AUG
33°C
0cm
SEP
33°C
0cm
OCT
31°C
0cm
NOV
30°C
0cm
DEC
26°C
1cm
Oman has humid summers followed by milder and more refreshing winters. November through to March typically sees lower temperatures in the mid-20°Cs. There is generally little rain throughout this time.
Visit the south of the country in July and August for Khareef, the refreshing monsoon season that transforms the area into a lush, green paradise. Oman is a large country and the climate can differ between regions. The figures shown are for Muscat.
Flying to Oman with Etihad
Muscat (MCT)
Land in the thriving capital of Oman with a flight to Muscat. Muscat International Airport (MCT) is only around 20 minutes via bus or taxi connections from the centre of the capital city. Muscat is home to many of Oman’s most iconic sites, including the Grand Mosque – a stunning work of Islamic architecture.
Salalah (SLL)
Fly to Salalah Airport (SLL) and you’ll find a green and modern metropolis populated with lush vegetation and fauna, including banana and coconut trees. Visit nearby waterfalls, embark on a boat trip or soak up some ancient history by touring the tombs of the prophets.
Reasons to visit Oman
Peer into the past
If you’re flying to Oman, then you have a golden opportunity to visit some of the nation’s most famous historical attractions. There are numerous sites to choose from, but a day trip through the past at Bahla Fort – a UNESCO World Heritage site around two hours’ drive from Muscat – is hard to beat.
The sandstone towers rise high into the sky, offering panoramic views of the stunning landscape that this castle protected for centuries.
An authentic taste of Muscat
The capital city consists of several smaller towns and districts that merge together to create a diverse and lively hub, populated with friendly locals.
Muttrah is the oldest part, where visitors will be captivated by the colourful blend of textile shops, spice stands and market stalls – ideal for sharpening your bartering skills. Afterwards, pick a relaxing spot for some authentic Arabian coffee and watch the boats drift in and out of the nearby harbour.
Refreshing Khareef season
During Khareef, the monsoon season in southern Oman, Salalah and the surrounding areas become an oasis. From July to September, the deserts turn green, waterfalls flow and trees bloom. It’s a picture of natural splendour which attracts visitors from around the world.
Top of the list of places to visit is Wadi Darbat (Darbat Valley) where you can embark on a boat ride or simply watch the wildlife graze. For spectacular waterfalls, head to Ayn Khor – just a 45-minute drive away from central Salalah.
Things to know before you fly to Oman
Local currency
The national currency is the Omani rial (OMR). There is 1,000 baisa to every rial and the vast majority of payments are made with cash rather than card.
Languages spoken
Arabic is the official language of Oman, but many people will speak some English, especially in hotels and tourist areas. You’ll also hear some Swahili, Hindi, and Urdu spoken too.
Getting around
There is limited public transport in Muscat. You can hire a car, with pick-up at the airport or, if you don’t want to drive, arrange a private transfer with Etihad.
Plugs
Oman uses one plug type – Type G – a three-pin, British-style plug and socket system. Consider packing a travel adaptor should you need one.
Flying to Oman: FAQs
What should tourists wear in Oman?
Oman is a socially traditional country that closely follows Islamic law. Guests who fly to Oman should be conscious of local customs. Dress modestly at religious sites. Resort areas tend to be a little more relaxed.
What food is Oman known for?
Omani food is typically Arabian, with plenty of rice, often served with fish, thanks to the long coastline. One traditional dish to look out for is shuwa. A celebratory dish, shuwa is usually goat or lamb, wrapped in palm leaves and slowly cooked in a pit in the ground. This cooking method produces deliciously moist meat, enjoyed with spiced rice and bread.
Dates are also a staple part of the Omani diet – often paired with strong Arabic coffee.
What is Oman best known for?
After stepping off your flight to Oman you can expect to be greeted by stunning coastline, large ports and fresh sea air. The Grand Mosque in Muscat is arguably the star attraction, while local cuisine includes rich curries, creamy soups and fresh green salads. Don’t forget to try halwa either, a delicious after-dinner treat famous across the Arabian Peninsula.
Why we love Oman
“Oman is a place where there are so many possibilities. Join a camel trek at Wahiba Sands, cool off on the coast at Salalah and visit castles close to Muscat. The local food is delicious too – mashuai is an amazing fish dish.”