Flights from Paris to Muscat from EUR525
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromParis (CDG) | ToMuscat (MCT) | Round-trip / Economy | 18 Aug 2025 - 28 Aug 2025 | From EUR723* Last Seen 6 hours ago |
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking. Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply.
Fly from Paris to Muscat with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Paris to Muscat and wave goodbye to the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe and say hello to crystal blue seas and dune-filled deserts.
In Muscat, take in the local culture at Bait Al Zubair, explore the beautiful architecture of the Royal Opera House Muscat, and discover amazing exhibits at the Oman Natural History Museum.
CDG to MCT: flight facts
Journey time 10hrs 20mins
Your exact journey time from Paris to Muscat may vary depending on the length of your connection in Abu Dhabi. Why not choose to stop over and see more of the city?
Flight distance 3,518 miles
With a stop off at Abu Dhabi (AUH) along the way, Etihad flights from Paris (CDG) to Muscat (MCT) travel 3,518 miles (5,662 kilometres).
Flying from Paris to Muscat: FAQs
What food should I try in Muscat?
Muscat is the heart of the food scene in Oman. Local Omani food to try includes falafel and shawarma, both typically served in a pita with sauces and salad.
Thanks to its position on the coast, seafood in the city is brilliant – often served spiced with rice.
Is Muscat easy to get around?
Muscat has a public bus service that runs through the city and its surrounding areas.
Taxis around Muscat are also affordable. Stick to registered cabs and use the meter for the fairest prices. Usually you’ll be able to pre-book them from your hotel.
Top tips for Paris to Muscat
Visit the Grand Mosque
No trip to Muscat would be complete without a visit to the Grand Mosque – a cultural symbol of the country similar in national importance to the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Be amazed by the ornate beauty of the main prayer room and see one of the world’s largest Persian rugs that took over four years to make. Women are required to cover their hair to enter – shawls are available at a small cost – and all visitors should dress conservatively and respectfully.
The vibrant Mutrah Souq
Prepare for an entirely novel experience with a trip to Mutrah Souq. Bustling with energy, noise, vibrant colours and smells, this marketplace may be a world away from the designer boutiques of Paris – but it’s just as unforgettable. Haggling is expected, so see if you can bag a bargain.