Explore Live Cams in Oman

Oman (عُمان) sits on the southeast corner of the Arabian Peninsula, covering about 119,500 square miles (309,500 km²), with a long coastline on the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. The rugged Al Hajar Mountains run through the north, golden deserts fill the interior, and rocky bays and beaches line much of the coast.

Its most famous natural landmark is Jebel Shams, the highest peak at about 9,856 feet (3,004 m), which looks down into Wadi Ghul, often called the Grand Canyon of Arabia. In the far north, the fjord-like inlets of Musandam are home to playful dolphins, and in the south, the summer monsoon turns the Dhofar mountains lush and green.

Green turtles come ashore by the thousands to nest at Ras al Jinz, and rare Arabian leopards still survive in the Dhofar mountains. Oman was one of the first countries to return the Arabian oryx to the wild, and the ancient frankincense trees and trading sites of Dhofar are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Did You Know? The humpback whales of the Arabian Sea off Oman never migrate, living in these warm waters all year, unlike every other humpback population on Earth.

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