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![🐪 Wahiba Sands Desert, Oman [ MINI GUIDE ]
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• WHERE TO STAY •
We stayed at 1000 Nights Desert Camp, which is one of the top desert camps in Oman. Another great option is Desert Nights!
• HOW TO GET THERE •
In order to get into the desert, you need a 4WD vehicle or to schedule a driver from your camp to come meet you in Bidiyah (on the outskirts of the dunes) and escort you in. We chose to leave our car in Bidiyah and get escorted because we didn’t feel comfortable driving on sand.
• WHAT TO DO IN THE DESERT •
My favorite times in the desert were sunrise and sunset, but most camps have various activities on offer like dune bashing, archery, private sunset dinners you can book, etc.
• HOW MANY DAYS DO YOU NEED? •
2 nights is perfect!
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