Embarking on a road trip from Dubai to Oman is an exciting journey that offers a blend of stunning landscapes, cultural experiences, and the thrill of crossing international borders. Here’s a glimpse into our recent adventure.
Starting the Journey
We began our journey from Dubai, heading towards the Hatta, Al Wajajah border crossing. This route is preferred by many travelers due to its direct and safe path, typically taking around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic conditions.
Border Crossing Essentials
To ensure a smooth border crossing, we prepared the necessary documents:
- Original Passport
- Original Visa or a Copy for Those with an E-Visa
- Emirates ID
- Car Registration Card (Mulkiya)
- Orange Card (Car insurance certificate valid in Oman)
Exploring Muscat
Our destination was Muscat, a city that charmed us with its beauty. Muscat is known for its well-maintained green spaces and breathtaking sea views. The city’s tranquility and peaceful ambiance provided a refreshing contrast to the bustling streets of Dubai.
Memorable Moments
From the scenic drive through the Hajar Mountains to the serene beaches and the vibrant local culture, every moment of our trip was memorable. Muscat’s blend of modernity and tradition, coupled with its natural beauty, made our visit truly special.
I’ve shared some pictures from our journey below. Enjoy these snapshots of our road trip from Dubai to Oman, capturing the essence of this remarkable adventure
