An unforgettable Khareef experience in Hawana Salalah, Oman with our exclusive offers
Salalah: There's something magical about Dhofar when Khareef arrives. The city turns green, mountains disappear into the mist, waterfalls spring to life, and the breeze carries the scent of fresh rain and frankincense.
For Gulf travellers looking to escape the summer heat and step into nature's cooler embrace, Hawana Salalah Hotels — the Dhofar region's premier resort destination, is opening its doors with an irresistible Khareef season offer; up to 35% OFF on your stay when you book by 30 June 2025.
That's not all. Guests can also enjoy:
• 30% off on food and beverages
• Complimentary entry to the fun-filled Hawana Aqua Park
• Special cultural and nature activities that let you feel Salalah's true soul
This your chance to trade the city buzz for palm groves, mountain fog, and Omani hospitality at its finest.
At Hawana Salalah's luxury hotels, you'll wake up to birdsong and mountain views, and unwind with world-class service, elegant rooms, and easy access to top spots like Wadi Dharbat, Mughsail Beach, and the ancient port of Sumhuram.
'Salalah during Khareef is like nowhere else in the region,' says Eihab Attia, the Head of Marketing. 'It's a place to slow down, reconnect, and experience nature in its purest form — and we want our GCC neighbors to feel at home while doing it.'
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