Welcome to The St. Regis Al Mouj Muscat Resort 5*, an elegant resort set along the beautiful shores of Oman. With 250 rooms and suites, this hotel offers breathtaking views of the Omani coastline and stretches along a 360-metre seafront.

With its ideal location, close to the airport, you can discover all the treasures of Oman, from the hidden wadis with natural pools and waterfalls to the prestigious Royal Opera House of Muscat. 

For the ultimate stay, choose the St. Regis Suite, complete with extra space, luxury finishing touches and a fully furnished balcony.

Settle in your Deluxe Sea View Twin Room, offering a serene and airy retreat with two twin beds and a private balcony overlooking the sparkling Arabian Sea.

Unpack your bags in your Deluxe Sea View King Room, offering a tranquil sanctuary with a plush king-size bed and a private balcony overlooking the serene Arabian Sea. 

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Please note: The consumption and purchase of alcohol is only legal in licensed bars and hotels in Oman.

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served at selected restaurants (Karibu, Zorba, Novikov Café, Coya, Hakkasan, Roberto’s and Em Sherif). One alcoholic beverage per adult and one soft drink per child is included with dinner.

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served at selected restaurants (Karibu, Zorba, Novikov Café, Coya, Hakkasan, Roberto’s and Em Sherif). One alcoholic beverage per adult and one soft drink per child is included with dinner.

Immerse yourself in a world of serenity at the Guerlain Spa, where you can indulge in a variety of wellness treatments from revitalising body scrubs to traditional massages. When you're feeling active, make the most of the fully equipped gym or enjoy a Pilates class.

After your workout, relax by the outdoor swimming pool where you can sit back in a comfy sun lounger and gaze out to sea.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Explore the oasis of Nizwa, its historic fort, bustling souk and famous silver jewellery and khanjars. Continue your journey with Bahla Fort and the magnificent Jibrin Castle, a masterpiece over 300 years old.

Explore the Bimah Sinkhole and hike through the magnificent Wadi Shab, famous for its rock formations and natural pools. End your adventure with a dip in a secret world accessible through a famous keyhole.

Depart Muscat for an unforgettable exploration of Wadi Bani Khalid, where turquoise pools and palm-fringed landscapes await. Enjoy a refreshing swim before continuing to the Wahiba Desert, for a thrilling drive through the dunes and a glimpse of Bedouin life.

Explore the historic town of Nizwa with its iconic fort and bustling souk, ideal for buying traditional souvenirs. Then discover the Oman Across Ages Museum, a modern immersion in the country's history, from the first inhabitants to the Oman of today.

Set off by 4x4 to discover Wadi Al Arbeieen and the Bimmah Sinkhole, while enjoying a picnic in a unique natural setting.

Explore Oman's natural and cultural wonders on a 4x4 adventure, with stops at Barka, Wadi Bani Awf and Bilad Sayt, one of the country's most beautiful villages. Enjoy a picnic amidst the spectacular scenery of Wadi Al Arbeieen and Bimmah Sinkhole before returning to Muscat.

Explore Nizwa, its historic fort and traditional souk, before heading to Jebel Shams for a breathtaking view of the ‘Grand Canyon’. Finish with a visit to the village of Al Hamra and its mud houses, returning to Muscat at 5pm.

Discover Nizwa, its historic fort and vibrant souq, then visit Birkat Al Mouz and its UNESCO-listed irrigation system. Finish the excursion at Jebel Akhdar, the ‘Green Mountain’, famous for its terraces, fruit and rose water production.

Enjoy a peaceful 2-hour sunset cruise along Muscat's coast, with water and soft drinks on board. Relax and watch the sunset over the sea before returning to your hotel.

Discover the Dimaniyat Islands, a haven of peace for divers and nature lovers. Explore crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, sea turtles and white sandy beaches in this unspoilt corner of Oman.

Set off on a 4-hour dhow cruise to Bandar Khayran with snorkelling, a secluded beach and maybe even a sighting of dolphins.

Oman is the Arabian Peninsula at its most authentic, an untouched tapestry of dramatic coastlines, rugged mountains, and desert silence, where ancient traditions still shape everyday life. This peaceful and welcoming land is a true hidden gem for travellers seeking something different.

From whitewashed villages clinging to canyon cliffs to winding souks echoing with the scent of frankincense, Oman offers a window into a world long shielded from mass tourism. Here, adventure is matched with warm hospitality, and every wadi, fort and winding road tells a story older than time.

Must-sees:

• Nizwa Fort: A magnificent 17th-century stronghold with sweeping views and a lively souk famed for silver jewellery and spices.
• Wadi Shab: A lush oasis nestled between cliffs, offering a refreshing trek through pools, waterfalls, and hidden caves.
• Jebel Akhdar: Known as the Green Mountain, this highland plateau bursts into bloom in spring and offers cool air and scenic hikes.
• Bahla Fort: A UNESCO-listed site, this vast mud-brick fortress is one of Oman’s finest examples of medieval Islamic architecture.
• Salalah & the Dhofar region: Visit during the khareef (monsoon) to see Oman turn green, with misty hills, waterfalls, and banana plantations.

Culinary culture:

Omani cuisine is as rich as its landscape. Begin your meal with dates and kahwa (spiced coffee), then dive into shuwa, marinated lamb slow-cooked in an underground oven for up to 48 hours. Savour mashuai, grilled kingfish with rice, or try majboos, a fragrant rice dish with meat or seafood. Halwa, a sweet gelatinous dessert flavoured with rosewater, saffron, and nuts, is an unmissable treat. In villages and cities alike, meals are often shared, symbolising the deep-rooted culture of hospitality.

Dive deeper:

To truly connect with Oman, go beyond the cities. Camp under a sky blazing with stars in the Wahiba Sands, or drive the serpentine coastal road from Sur to Salalah for jaw-dropping sea cliffs and hidden coves. Explore lesser-known ruins like Manah’s ghost town or take a moment in a remote mountain village where life moves at a gentler pace. Omanis take great pride in welcoming strangers, and a simple conversation may lead to a spontaneous invitation for tea or even a home-cooked meal. 

Good to know:

Oman is best visited between October and April, when temperatures are cooler and perfect for outdoor exploration. The local currency is the Omani rial (OMR). Arabic is the official language, but English is widely spoken in towns and tourist areas. Dress modestly, especially in rural areas, and always ask permission before photographing people. Driving is the best way to explore Oman’s vast landscapes, with well-maintained roads and ample signage, just be sure to carry water and a full tank for remote areas.