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Salalah with children

A stroller-friendly rhythm matters more than chasing every attraction
Springs, beaches and open parks suit mornings and late afternoons; save the water park and malls for the middle of the day.

Attractions

Hawana, towards Taqah
Hawana Aqua Park
A water park within Hawana Salalah, with direct access from the resort hotels.
Al Baleed
Al Baleed park paths
Flat paths, a lagoon boardwalk and birds to spot make the ruins easy with a buggy.
Al Baleed
Museum boat hall
The Maritime Hall’s traditional boats are a favourite with younger visitors.

Springs & picnic spots

East of Salalah
Ain Razat
A spring-fed garden at the foot of the hills, with shaded lawns and water channels; ideal for a family picnic.
East of Salalah
Ain Hamran
A spring under old fig and tamarind trees with an easy walk; birds and wildlife come to drink.
East of Salalah
Ain Athum
A spring and seasonal waterfall in a green valley; the path is short but uneven.
North of Salalah
Ain Garziz
A spring in the hills north of the city, with a seasonal waterfall that can run on after the khareef.
North-east of Salalah
Ain Sahnout
A spring and green valley close to the city, good for a short evening drive and a walk.
Al Haffa
Al Haffa beach
The long town beach near the souq, lined with palms; families walk and picnic here in the evening. Swim only when it is calm.
Ad Dahariz
Khor Al Dahariz
A coastal lagoon in town where flamingos and herons feed in the cooler months.
The sun is strong even in October. Bring water, hats and sunscreen, and keep children out of the sea wherever red flags fly or waves break hard.
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