Beauty & Awe

This hike is about 5.6 km – out and back.

Trekking upon narrow paths along cliffs, then within the wadi’s valley was breathtaking.

Strings of emerald pools in brilliant contrast of pale limestone rock and deep greens of vegetation and palm trees growing within russet limestone browns.

Wadi Shab’s landscape is rich in colour and history as the country itself dates back 100,000 years.

S, 🇴🇲

September, 2015 – Honeymoon in Oman

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Radisson Blu Hotel

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Qurum Beach

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Climbing Muttrah Fort

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Walking Muttrah Corniche

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Al Said – The Sultan of Oman’s Private Super Yacht

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Muttrah Souq – The Dark Souq

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Al Rafee Restaurant & The Taxi Stand

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Panoramic View of Muttrah Corniche

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Muscat Gate Museum

Muscat, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Al Alam Palace

Tiwi, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Wadi Shab – Arriving & Boat Ride

Tiwi, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Wadi Shab – The First Pool & Cliff Jumping

Tiwi, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Wadi Shab – Trekking Along Cliffs & Valleys

Tiwi, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Wadi Shab – The Cave & Hidden Waterfall

Tiwi, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Wadi Shab – Final Moments of a Glorious Day

Tiwi, Oman – Our Honeymoon – Coffee and a Bedouin