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Wadi Arbaeen. It's off the main road between Quriyat and Sur. Well sign posted. It's a six hour round trip from the village to the hidden waterfall. Take the right fork of the canyon (keeping village on your left), scramble up to the Falaj and then follow your nose. Sadly no longer living in Oman. I do miss it!

We didn't go with a guide. Just me and some work friends. It's the other end of Wadi Bani Khalid, further downstream from the tourist spot. We started from the bottom and hiked up and down the canyon, which is do-able without any climbing gear. Click the link below for the start point. From the village head north up the canyon - again, start by following the Falaj :-) Dropped pin Near Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate, Oman maps.app.goo.gl/iE7UVn9CTNWZHG7u8

j0n1n0man great thanks so much for the location and direction, is it advisable with kids ( 5 -7 years but they are used to trekking and swimming)

@@herbycandy Hmm, it's quite a long trek from the village to some decent pools. Lots of swimming too. I think your five year old would struggle a bit. I would probably take your kids to Wadi Arbaeen instead. About 40 minutes from the last village there are some lovely pools, jumps etc. Easy access via Falaj on left hand side of the right canyon. See video below, when I took my nephew's there in 2016. ua-cam.com/video/Gpe5unLA5G4/v-deo.html

Hello. Contact "Juma" on +968 9970 9304. The guide is a friend of Juma's. FYI, we took all our own gear (wet suits, abseiling equipment etc...). There is lot of swimming as well - at least 4km worth. Good luck.

@@j0n1n0man3 fantastic, thank a lot

ARSH KOTHARI The lay-by on the Mountain Road.

mohammed alraisi I would take at least a 30 metre rope. There is a big 15 metre drop near the start, then lots of smaller 8 - 10 metre drops. Make sure you enlist a local guide, and start walking very early in the morning (before 6am). The full trek can take up to 12 hours. Also, I recommend packing wet suits and floats as there is 4km+ of swimming. Best of luck.

thank you for the replay.... so its not that high not like wadi ta'ab ... will try to do it next month and hopefully do it in less then 12 hours

Fernando Santamarta Park at the village and take the right fork of the canyon. Climb up to the Falaj (on either side) and follow it 1km to where the canyon narrows. You will need to swim through several pools before canyon widens. Then, follow your nose for 1.5 hours, climb up the fixed rope, then another 30 mins to the waterfall. Start early and take plenty of water. Good luck.

Uwe Dietrich Contact Juma on +968 9970 9304. We used our own equipment, so not sure where you would hire from. Wetsuits and good abseiling equipment are a must. Also a lot of swimming, about 3.5km, so you wish to take floats. In total it took us around 11 hours, starting from Umq Bir and finishing in Mibam. The earlier you can start the better. Good luck! J

Nizwani4ever it's amazing! I highly recommend taking a local guide and some abseiling equipment, some of the drops were quite challenging :-)

Nizwani4ever you will sink there... be careful

Alaa 2 😂😹😂😹😂 u will be my life jacket

Nizwani4ever Its 4km of swimming altogether. You will def want a float!

Ah, I need to change the music as it is blocked in certain countries. We made it 3km past the waterfall, almost to the next village.

Great keep it up

Thanks! I have made it to the waterfall (and indeed past the waterfall - see previous videos). Unfortunately a bit too far for the kids on this occasion :-)

+Daungyewa Utarasint Thanks! It shouldn't be too cold, considering we went only 3 weeks ago. Try to start early-mid morning and make sure it isn't cloudy when you go in. Enjoy!