Arrive at the reservoir and choose from kayaking, pedal boats, or water bikes on the vivid blue water surrounded by jagged mountain creeks. Guided boat tours are also available for those who prefer a narrated experience of the dam's history and construction in 2004.

Spread across a mountainside, this park offers picnic areas, running tracks, sports fields, and space for children to move freely. A tower at the park's highest elevation provides a broad vantage point over the surrounding Hajar Mountains and the historic village below.

Explore this carefully restored settlement featuring stone houses, watchtowers, a traditional majlis, water wells, and a fort. Exhibits include old photographs, tools, weapons, and a basket-weaving area, while the adjacent Al Sharia palm farm displays a functioning ancient falaj irrigation system.

This natural pond draws a variety of local bird species including sparrows, Indian silverbills, kingfishers, herons, and swans, making it a pleasant stop for relaxed observation. A one-hour lunch break follows at nearby restaurants; lunch is not included in the package.

This purpose-built adventure facility sits within a mountain setting and offers downhill carting, zorbing, a human slingshot, axe throwing, archery, free-fall jumps, wall climbing, trampolining, and rope courses. Kayaking and guided hiking trails can also be arranged through the center.

Before returning to Dubai, the group pauses at a scenic mountain point within the UAE section of the Hajar range for photographs. The mountains extend 50 to 100 kilometers, with the majority of the range falling within Omani territory.