Experience a memorable stay at the vibrant Alila Hinu Bay 5*, with breathtaking natural surroundings and perfectly designed contemporary facilities. Immerse yourself in a zen oasis of sophistication, experience serene moments of relaxation at the spa and soak up the sun as you unwind on the private beach. Boasting a secluded location in the town of Mirbat, one of Oman's richest historical and cultural sites, this beachfront boutique property promises a memorable stay for all.

Step into your spacious upgraded Lagoon View Terrace Room, tastefully decorated with earthy tones, high-end furnishings and chic local accents. Sleep soundly in your king-size bed, and step onto your private terrace to take in the spectacular lagoon views. A true retreat to bliss. 

Sophisticated and modern, the Terrace Sea View Room is the perfect place for relaxing days. Let yourself be enchanted by the fantastic view over the ocean.

For even more luxury, the Deluxe Pool Villa has everything you need for a memorable stay including direct access to the beach and an outdoor bathtub and shower. 

This is a half board stay (breakfast and your evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant - excludes drinks) or a full board stay (breakfast, lunch and your evening meal served in the buffet main restaurant - excludes drinks). Please see the details section for further information about your board basis conditions.

Pamper yourself with indulgent treatments at Spa Alila Hinu Bay, using exclusively fine natural products and personalised services in a harmonious environment.  Reconnect with yoga or meditation classes and let a soothing sense of serenity embrace you.

Discover Oman's cultural and historical heritage on this excursion. Join a guided tour of the old town of Salalah and visit the Sultan Qaboos Mosque and Al Hosn Palace.

Drive to the ancient fishing village of Taqah and its old Dhofari houses and ancient castle. Continue to the ancient ruins of the once-famous city of Sumharam (Khor Rohri). 

Go on a scenic drive to Mirbat, the ancient capital of Dhofar, and stroll through streets lined with ancient Omani mud houses. Explore the natural spring of Ayn Razat, beautifully landscaped amidst the peaceful lush mountains.

Explore the western part of Salalah, from the green mountains of the Salalah Plains to the blue ocean of Mughsail Beach. Also visit Oman's western border to see breathtaking cliffs and incense trees in their natural habitat.

Discover the riches of the Salalah region from old villages and the historic castle of Taqah to Mirbat, the ancient capital that leads to the incense trail, green mountains, the ocean and Mughsail beach, as well as Oman's western border, with its breathtaking cliffs and incense trees in their natural habitat.

Your tour begins after lunch with a drive to the Qara mountain range overlooking the Salalah plain. Then a drive continues to the Lost City of Ubar (UNESCO World Heritage Site) - also called the Atlantis of the Sand. You will visit another UNESCO World Heritage Site - Wadi Dawka, also called Frankincense Wadi.

Set off in 4X4 vehicles for a full-day safari in the Dhofar mountains: the picturesque village and plateau of Taqah, the "Well of birds" (world's largest sink holes) and the Grand Canyon of Dhofar, where you have a full view of the east coast on one side and the vast Qara mountain range on the other.

A trip to the east side of Salalah to see the Athum and Ain Tobrukj springs, surrounded by valleys that become beautiful during the Khareef season, followed by a visit to Ain Razan to see limestone formations surrounded by nature. Ain Garziz is the next stop, known for the most attractive water springs and beautiful rock formations before heading to Mughsail beach where the white sand meets the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean.

As the oldest independent state in the Arab world, Oman, a country that's perfectly positioned on the southeastern coast of the Arabian peninsula, is the perfect destination for those in search of fascinating history, colourful souqs, towering mosques, and even sun-kissed beaches.

Salalah is the country's tropical centre, a fascinating seaside city with a grand history, majestic natural beauty, and exciting attractions. In the city, the Museum of the Frankincense Land tells the story of the city's past and its link to the famed natural resource, while travellers might also admire the grand entrance to Al Hosn Palace, the residence of the Sultan of Oman. Outside the palace walls, admire the tropical coconut trees along the shore, a marker of the city's tropical climate - head to the city during Khareef, the monsoon season, and see the surrounding area transformed into lush forests.