Al Wadi Hotel

P. O. Box: 459, Sohar, Oman | Hotel

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Wahiba Sands, Hatta pools

A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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... sommes les seuls et on nous a dit de nombreuses fois de ne jamais, jamais aller seul dans le désert ... alors, il a eu un avant gout de conduite dans le sable quand même.

Nous sommes rentrés via les piscines naturelles de Hatta, qui étaient tellement déprimantes ... ils font la construction d'une route juste à côté d'elles et les gens ont laissé leurs déchets et des graffitis partout ... quelle honte! Je me sens presque en colère! Pourquoi devrait-on gâcher un tel ...

Beehives near Hat, Wadi Dam

A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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... de Hat, barrage de Wadi
Dans un pays si sec, il est normal de chercher de l'eau ... et donc, avec mon livre Off Road à Oman, j'ai essayé de trouver autant de trous d'eau possibles ... celui-ci avait l'air si beau dans mon guide que je me suis sentie un peu déçue quand je l'ai vu... non seulement il était plus petit que ce que je m'imaginais, mais l'eau n'était pas aussi claire. Néanmoins, c'était un très bel endroit, à nager et à se ...

Goood gravel drivin' across the Jebel Shams

A travel blog entry by rloc

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... reached Jebel Shams Canyon and it was really a spectacular view. One
could go to the edge looking over 1000 meters down, it was a thrilling feeling.
The mountains were so huge and massive. We went further on the gravel road to a
very remote smaaaaaall village at the roads end. The people, 10-15, looked very
strange, they were very tiny and you could see there was something missing. Odd
feeling, I’m lucky it was during ...

Camel souk, castles and hospital

A travel blog entry by africa1213

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... desk... Dinner tonight was takeaway chicken briyani. Must be good place to get food as many Arab cars parked outside, many shoes left outside and many men sitting on the ground eating. Everyone seems to eat in privacy, curtains or partitions in all the cafes / restaurants we found ourselves in. Dinner was eaten at Trudy's little place, after the neighbour cats were feed and Joshua showered. I decided to clean the dishes, nearly done and went to ...

Visiting Trudy in Al Ain

A travel blog entry by africa1213

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... the Arabic names of out the bits and pieces to make up the outfit. A very traditional Bedouin lady was in one of the dress shops and allowed me to be in a photo with her but she needed to redress and make herself look good. Dinner was Arabian style meat, hommous, eggplant and pomegranate and flat bread eaten with hands. Talked into the early morning hours, catching up on many lost ...

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Location

This hotel, located on P. O. Box: 459, Sohar, is near Pink Sands Beach, Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, Tarpum Bay, and Rock Sound.
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