Tru Bahamian Food Tours offer a unique guided tasting and cultural walking tour that takes you on a 3-hour culinary adventure. Authentic Bahamian cuisine still remains largely unknown and often times inaccessible to the islands’ annual visitors. Tru Bahamian Food Tours brings the authenticity of island flavor and specialties to you.

Located around 156 kilometres from Muscat, Wadi Ash Shab is famous for its canyon, crystal-clear turquoise pools, and a hidden waterfall concealed within a cave. It attracts both seasoned hikers and beginners alike. The adventure begins with a short mandatory boat ride across the river, followed by a 45-minute hike leading to the pools and the cave. It’s an ideal spot for swimming, snorkelling and exploring. Make sure you pack hiking shoes and water shoes, as you’ll need both for trekking and wading through the river.

Although no tours are offered inside Al Alam Palace, the building, which serves as the ceremonial residence of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq is still a must-see on your Muscat itinerary. Perched gracefully against a backdrop of rugged hills and adjacent to the picturesque Mutrah Corniche, the palace's striking façade is a feast for the eyes. You can wander around its grounds to marvel at its intricate exterior and lush gardens. Adding to the grandeur, the palace is flanked by two imposing 16th-century forts, Al Mirani and Al Jalali.

Take a wagon tour of the 30-acre working Tanaka Farms. See how produce grows, taste fresh watermelon and pick your own organic melon.