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The Muscat International Airport is the largest in Oman and is located 32km away from the city. Some hotels in Muscat arrange courtesy shuttles for guests and offer pick-up services directly at the airport. The most convenient way of getting to Muscat on one's own is by taxi. Fares should be agreed upon prior to …

The weather in Muscat is enjoyable and warm all year round with particularly high temperatures during the months of June to August, which you might want to avoid. The winter season, from October to March, will be the best option to visit if you are looking to relax in the sun during the day …

Citizens from select countries, including the UK, US, Canada, Australia, and most EU nations can enter Oman visa-free for short stays. Likewise, citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries—Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates—also enjoy the privilege of visa-free entry into Oman. For those not on the exempt list, the …

In Muscat, while public transport may not rival the extensive networks of larger cities, it offers a charming glimpse into local life. The Mwasalat buses are your go-to for exploring the city, whisking you between key landmarks in comfort and air-conditioned ease. Tickets can be purchased directly on the bus or from designated ticket …

Navigating Muscat is a breeze with its distinct orange and white taxis that are easy to spot throughout the city. However, these taxis are not metered, so it’s essential to negotiate the fare before starting your journey to avoid any surprises. For those who prefer a more modern approach, ride-hailing apps like Uber and the …

In Muscat, post offices generally operate from 8am to 7pm, Sunday through Thursday. For residents, renting a PO box is essential since door-to-door mail delivery is not commonly practised. However, for tourists, renting a PO box is generally not practical or necessary. Tourists usually rely on their hotels or temporary accommodations to handle any …

Muscat Pharmacy has several locations throughout the city, making it easy to find one near your accommodation or while exploring Oman’s …

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In Muscat, the electrical system operates on a standard voltage of 240V and a frequency of 50Hz. The type of plugs used is the UK-style Type G, which features three rectangular …