Oman Travel - Good Things to do - Dolphin Spotting- Oldest Arabian Market - Mutrah Souk- Muscat City

Welcome we arrive at Muscat city and after breakfast head for adventurous day ahead to Marina Bandar Al Rowdha. It took us around 30-40 mins to reach.
Marina Bandar Al Rowdha is Muscat’s original marina located at the foot of the Al Hajar Mountains giving berth holders access to the best cruising ground close to the the city.
Visitors to the marina and the wonderful country of Oman are able to take to the sea with a number of fantastic operators who provide a range of tours and experiences from the heart of the marina. From dolphin watching and traditional Dhow cruising to big game fishing our operators are sure to bring smiles.
Later in the day we head towards the old City of Muscat, to Mutrah. It took us around 30-40 mins to reach the harbour town of Mutrah.
Considered one of the oldest marketplaces in the world, the souk of Muttrah is probably the most popular souk in Oman. It is located in the Muttrah corniche on a busy street with two main entrances. The Muttrah Souk is a maze of matchbox-like shops, and you'll find yourself navigating through winding alleys, hit by an assortment of sights and sounds. Because of its wooden roof that allows little sunlight inside, this souk is also called Souk Al Thalam or 'market of darkness'. Although most shops accept cards, its best to carry cash. If you disagree with prices, feel free to bargain. The Muttrah souk is busiest in the evenings when it starts to bustle with energy and activity.
Timings: Monday to Sunday (9 AM to 1 PM, 4 PM to 9 PM)