It was the last week. The Jebel Akhdar was dry but the view is so wonderful. The Montaigne, the view, the old village, the people. You are out of the word. Splendid. The true nature. Go there, do photos. You are out of this civilisation....More

Jebel Akhdar was made a little more famous after a well known 'posh' hotel appeared on a tv series - oddly enough - about posh hotels. Heading south from Muscat about 1 hours drive takes you to the bottom of the mountain region. It is...More

LOVED it here. The scenery around the resort is breathtaking, especially the sunsets. The drive up is a little difficult and long, but well worth the wait. We really enjoyed the food - especially breakfast and dinners that were provided in our room charge. The...More

We enjoyed the good weather it was 22°c while when getting down it was 33°c. Top of Jabel Akhdar is huge area that contains many villages and site seeing do it not a small mountain with high top, it is a high huge area. You...More

This little village area has much to offer but getting into the area requires many steps and steep steps therefore harder climbs getting back. at altitude this will tax the unfit. But the rewards are in the scenery and many tiered farming patched that hug...More

For first time or second time go’ers you’ll find it more interesting because of the weather, road travel and peek view points. To enjoy and explore fully, understand the season and visit. Dry season is spring. Visit during summer to enjoy greenery. August and September...More

The street going up requires a 4 wheel drive. There is a police station at the bottom that will check your car. I was expecting a narrow gravel road, but it’s really a wide three lane asphalt road with barriers. Safest and most luxurious mountain...More