Oman among the best places to cruise in 2023

By News Desk on January 29, 2023

Oman among the best cruise destinations for 2023 by US based travel media guide afar magazine

In a new report it published on its website, it said that near Khasab, Oman, one excursion option will be to board a traditional two-masted dhow to explore the narrow fjords of Musandam, nicknamed the “Norway of the Middle East.”

It added that the ports of the Sultanate of Oman offer distinguished cruises and sightseeing of the sites registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The list included other countries such as Norway, Iceland, Canada, Gambia, Cape Verde and Japan.

The report indicated that these destinations offer opportunities to explore historical sites, enjoy stunning natural scenery, and watch amazing wildlife, through which one can explore Africa or the Far East by sea and dive into the cultural riches of the Arabian Gulf, noting that these are the most exciting cruise routes. for the year 2023.

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