Nestled on a secluded beachfront in Oman’s southwest region of Dhofar, a tropical oasis tucked away on the sandy shores of the Indian Ocean. A haven of serenity with tranquil suites and villas, farm-to-table cuisine, spa and infinity pools
Highlights
Unique mindful dining experiences at The orchard and SeaSalt restaurants – fresh local produce creating Middle Eastern and International flavors
Enjoy a slice of tranquillity staying in the exquisite suites and villas with thoughtfully designed spaces and style
Striking architecture, beautifully integrated with the landscape and local culture with a strong ethos to the environment
Lose yourself in this stunning beachfront resort, an ecological escape on a beautiful lagoon and endless private beach
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Inquire NowLocated on a secluded beachfront in Oman’s southwest region of Dhofar. Between Samhan mountain and the blue waters of the Arabian Sea. The untouched area is best known for its lush landscapes and cool summers.
Al Baleed Resort Salalah by Anantara
Sitting on a glorious and untouched stretch of white coastline, the chic and upscale Al Baleed Resort Salalah is the perfect addition to Oman's fine selection of small resorts. With fantastic ocean front rooms and suites, this is the ideal place to relax.
Jebel Safari Tour in the Dhofar Mountains
Spend the day exploring the dramatic mountains that surround Salalah, strolling through wadis, taking in breathtaking vistas and visiting local villages.
Frankincense Trail
A half-day tour outside Salalah taking in the tomb of the Prophet Job and the mountains behind the city where frankincense trees abound. The tour drops down to Mughsayl Beach and the blowholes before winding through breathtaking roads to the Yemen border.
Half-day Salalah City Tour
A tour of Salalah takes in a garden farm, the Shanfari Mosque, the frankincense souq as well as the cattle market. Take the opportunity to walk along the waterfront corniche, and visit the Museum of the Frankincense Land to learn about the Dhofar region.
