A must visit for all nature lovers in Oman. You need to be physically fit to visit this place. Guide service is available and the charge is 7 riyal per person. There is a train to take you to the cave, however most of the time it is under maintenance. But walking down the track is in itself a good experience.

We visited this cave in December of 2019 with two adults and one nine year old child. We were going to skip this attraction, having seen caves in other places but ended up there anyway and we were glad we went. The train was not working so we had to walk to the cave entrance but it was a nice interesting walk. The cave is huge and pretty impressive with huge rocks and it is well lit. It was pretty warm and humid inside and there are lots of stairs but it has a nice stable walkway. Our guide was ok but he was hard to hear and did not offer too much information. But it is worth seeing and our nine year old enjoyed it. We were able to see some small fish in the water. The view of the village and mountains from the parking lot is quite nice. The outside of the cave is also impressive.

My husband and I visited Al Hoota Cave yesterday. It was very interesting, with some fantastic geological formations inside the cave. We both really enjoyed it. The train didn’t work, but this was a positive, as the walk up to the cave was beautifully scenic, I don’t think you’d get the full benefit by taking the train. There was no photography within the cave, which is understandable, however, the gift shop was closed, so we couldn’t buy anything to commemorate our visit, that was a bit disappointing. Other than that a great afternoon out and I’d definitely recommend it.

While Oman is beautiful AL Hoota cave is dissapointed me and was a complete time and money wasting to visit. There is nothing special in this cave and if you visited a good cave before then you will relaize both your time and money could be spent better. 45 mins, 7 real and not even 1 waooo. Never mentioned you can not take pictures, but it is surely because if pics allowed to take, dramatically would drop visitors.

this cave first discovered by local people, it is a 5km long inside, you will take a train to go inside in your ride you will watch natural views you can take pictures as much as you can after that you will walk on foot inside the cave.it contains stairs ups and downs.the humidity is very high there. they will advise people with chronic problems such as blood pressure or heart problems should not exist in the high places Also taking pictures inside is forbidden .but overall it is a great journey to see what the nature left behind cross ages. Also, you will find the geological museum introduce a good show of how the environment changed also you can see fossils and examples from animals and plants discovered inside the cave.

This a world heritage site that has been well maintained. There is a small train that takes the visitors too and fro to the cave. No photography is allowed within the caves. It is awesome to hear from the guide about the history of the cave. The Stalagmites, Stalactites and columns looked so majestic with the strategically placed illumination.

You must visit this beautiful cave. There are many amazing and magic figures in there. In the cave lake, which is more than 800 meters long and up to 12 meters deep, ther are small fishes. Even the train was out of work ... in my personal opinion the walk to the cave was much more amazing.

we went inside the pools inside the cave i advise you all to do it with the team of adventures there. it was awsome adventure 5k.m inside the cave with amazing views and waterfalls. you can contact mr ahmed 0096895339001 to book and for more details. it coast us 65 riyals each and its worth

One of our adventure to go to the cave it was fantastic trip with majan Views . We start at 8 am walk 20 maints to first Top hole . We do Abseiling 10 my inside the cave and we Exploring the cave in dark ( use the lights). Walk find the lake .We stop to swim and we see the small fish in the lake. It was fantastic to be inside the cave. We are Really Enjoying this trip with our guide Sulaiman. You can do it with them. Cantact him by email or phone info@majanviews.com Or 0096892186640

Congratulation ! Omran (the operating company) has announced official re-opening of AL Hoot cave on 5th September. The whole system has been renovated including the train. I am waiting for more details including the opening timing and fees.