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The ultimate accessory for any 4WD, the Oman Off-Road Explorer helps drivers to discover Oman's 'outback.' Detailed yet easy-to-use maps feature superimposed routes, GPS coordinates and points of interest.
- Musandam
- Western Hajar South
- Western Hajar North
- East Coast
- Dhofar
- Mountain, wadi & desert drives
- Easy-to-read maps
- GPS compatible
- Local highlights & attractions
- Camping and hiking
- Flora and fauna
- First aid advice
- Driving tips
- Comprehensive directory
Edition: 1st Series: Activity Guides
Pages: 416 Size: 205 mm x 185 mm
Price: AED 125 / GBP 20 / EUR 29 / USD 39.95
ISBN: 978-976-8182-48-7
Languages: English
Pages: 416 Size: 205 mm x 185 mm
Price: AED 125 / GBP 20 / EUR 29 / USD 39.95
ISBN: 978-976-8182-48-7
Languages: English
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Routes Covered
Musandam
Wadi Bih
The Chains
Wadi as Sahtan
Wadi Bani Awf
Wadi Bani Kharus and Al Hijayr
Wadi al Abyad
Wadi Mistall
Wadi Damm
Jabal Shams
Qiyut
Wadi Tanuf
Sayq Plateau
Wadi Darbat
The UAE checkpoint in Wadi Bih (p.34, point 7) was closed to all traffic from the Ras Al Khaimah side in January 2008, and it is not possible for anyone other than UAE and Oman nationals to pass through the ‘border post’. It has been blocked to expatriates in the past, then reopened, but it is not known if and when this will happen. For now, it is still possible to enjoy this route, by starting it from the Dibba side (p.37), by which means you can still access Wadi Khab Al Shamis, the track up to the top of the pass, and even down into Wadi Bih - but you will have to backtrack out to Dibba. They are also constructing a border post in Dibba as well, but is not in operation yet. Again, it cannot be predicted if and when it will be closed off from this side as well.
Routes Covered
Musandam
Khasab Road RouteMusandam
Wadi Bih
Western Hajar North
Muscat - Dibba Road RouteThe Chains
Wadi as Sahtan
Wadi Bani Awf
Wadi Bani Kharus and Al Hijayr
Wadi al Abyad
Wadi Mistall
Western Hajar South
Muscat - Al Buraymi Road RouteWadi Damm
Jabal Shams
Qiyut
Wadi Tanuf
Sayq Plateau
Dhofar
Dhofar Super Road RouteWadi Darbat
Updates
Wadi Bih – The UAE checkpoint is currently closed to everyone except UAE and Oman Nationals.The UAE checkpoint in Wadi Bih (p.34, point 7) was closed to all traffic from the Ras Al Khaimah side in January 2008, and it is not possible for anyone other than UAE and Oman nationals to pass through the ‘border post’. It has been blocked to expatriates in the past, then reopened, but it is not known if and when this will happen. For now, it is still possible to enjoy this route, by starting it from the Dibba side (p.37), by which means you can still access Wadi Khab Al Shamis, the track up to the top of the pass, and even down into Wadi Bih - but you will have to backtrack out to Dibba. They are also constructing a border post in Dibba as well, but is not in operation yet. Again, it cannot be predicted if and when it will be closed off from this side as well.
