Sultanate of Oman is Located in the farthest south east of the Arabian Peninsula. Its western borders are with the United Arab Emirates and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, while the Republic of Yemen lies on its southern borders. The Arabian Sea flanks it in the east. It overlooks two other seas, the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman.

The Sultanate is unique and rich in terms of culture, heritage, and topography. One will feel its richness when driving through its many towns and villages. Its topography ranges from rugged mountains and deep fjords in the north, through the spectacular dunes of the Sharqiyah (Wahiba) Sands to the lush green hills of the Dhofar region in the south, famous for its Khareef season. The country has beautiful coastlines that stretch from northern part of the country to the south.