Oman · Religious & Spiritual

Full-Day West Salalah Frankincense Trail Tour with Mughsail Beach

29 Hours Round trip from Salalah Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Visit the old grave of the Prophet Job in the green mountains of Salalah
02 See Wadi Jarziz, one of the most attractive valleys in Salalah
03 Marvel at Mughsail Beach's white sands and blowholes at high tide
04 Get a chance to see frankincense trees and learn about Omani Luban

Explore western Salalah on a scenic journey to the old grave of the Prophet Job, set in the beautiful green mountains of the Salalah plain. Visit Wadi Jarziz, one of the most attractive valleys in Salalah, continue to Mughsail Beach to see its white sands and natural seawater fountains known as blowholes at high tide, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere overlooking the sea. Along the way, get a chance to see frankincense trees and learn about Luban, one of Oman's most treasured cultural and heritage products.

Here, you can marvel at the natural seawater fountains at high tide, also known as blowholes.

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What this trip includes

Duration 29 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

City Salalah

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

West Salalah Frankincense Trail and Mughsail Coast

Meet your tour guide and visit the old grave of the Prophet Job, located in the beautiful green mountains of the Salalah plain.
Find out more about the legendary story of the Prophet and his piety.
Stop by Wadi Jarziz, one of the most attractive valleys in Salalah, home to many huge green trees and several types of animals such as camels, cows, and goats.
Continue to Mughsail Beach, where the white sand meets the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Here, you can marvel at the natural seawater fountains at high tide, also known as blowholes.
Get a chance to see frankincense trees. Frankincense is an integral part of Oman's culture and heritage. This aromatic resin, locally known as Luban, is mostly used in incense and perfume and is obtained from the bark of trees of the Boswellia genus. Oman is known for producing some of the world's finest frankincense.