Water Fall Cave Shab — Attraction in Ash Sharqiyah South Governorate

A captivating natural wonder that adds an extra layer of magic to Oman's stunning landscape. Tucked away within the rugged cliffs of the wadi, this hidden gem awaits adventurers willing to embark on an unforgettable journey. To reach the Waterfall Cave, visitors must first undertake a scenic hike through the picturesque Wadi Shab valley. Along the way, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of towering cliffs, lush greenery, and turquoise pools of water. Upon arriving at the cave, you'll be greeted by the mesmerizing sight of a cascading waterfall plunging into a tranquil pool below. The cave itself offers a cool respite from the desert heat, with its misty air and echoing sounds of falling water creating a serene ambiance.

Swimming through the cave's refreshing waters to reach the hidden chamber behind the waterfall is an adventure in itself, offering a sense of exhilaration and wonder. Once inside, you'll be rewarded with a sense of awe at the beauty of nature's creation.

The Waterfall Cave in Wadi Shab is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Oman's natural wonders. It's a testament to the power and beauty of Mother Nature, and an experience that will stay with you long after you've left its...

The place is awesome! There is no fees required to get in unless you want to use a boat to cross to the other side. If you are planning to go by yourself, avoid being there at 10am to 2 pm especially on summer because it is too hot and barely you will fine a shade.. the best time to go is before 8 am or after 3 pm. You will need a waterproof bag, a waterproof shoes, snacks and plenty of water, and a camera or a waterproof case for your phone. You will need to walk around 45 minutes to reach the cave. If you are not a good swimmer or you are not fit to swim for a long distance take a life vest. You can do cliff diving in the cave and at the beggining of wadi shab fresh water. On the way to wadi shab, you can pass by wadi dhiqa dam and hawyat Najim. Don't forget to take...

Simply stunning. 1rial each (return trip) to cross the water by boat before the hike starts. Quite an easy 30 to 40 minute hike over some rocks up the gorge to the start of the pools (follow the big black water pipes and some red arrows on the rocks).

Fresh water, crystal clear and beautiful. We left our bag on the rocks along with many others and swam up to the caves. I would advise to wear some shoes in the water as you do have to walk on some stones half way up where the water is very shallow. You do need to swim through parts so unless you are a good swimmer, waterproof cases are advisable for bags or electrical items.

Make sure you go into the cave at the end, you don’t have to swim underwater as the crack in the rocks is big enough to...