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A mostly wild Oman: untouched beaches, tracks, bivouacs facing the sea, cliffs and lagoons. From north to south, every stage was lived.
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An Oman road trip we really did, by 4x4
We drove across Oman in our 4x4, from north to south, all the way to the Yemeni border. Every spot in the roadbook is a place we passed through.
GPS points for every spot, the heart of the roadbook
Each spot has its exact GPS point, taken on site. A simple tap or a scan of the QR code opens Google Maps at the precise place.
Wild beaches and bivouacs facing the sea
Tracks, cliffs, lagoons and long beaches: an Oman far from the classic tours, to follow in full or in parts.
Six years on the road, 47 countries, 130,000 km.Muriel and Jean-Jacques. In our roadbooks, every stage is real: our words, our photos, our spots.
Oman roadbook: frequently asked questions
Which vehicle did you use for this trip in Oman?
Our 4x4. The roadbook tells this journey as we lived it, from north to south, all the way to the Yemeni border.
Can I start from Dubai?
Yes, it is our starting point: the roadbook follows our route from Dubai to the Yemeni border.
What format will I receive?
A PDF to download. It is yours to keep.
Can I read it on my phone?
Yes. It reads on phone, tablet or computer. On the road, your phone is enough.
Are the GPS coordinates usable?
Yes. Every position was taken on site. In the PDF, a simple tap or a scan of the QR code opens Google Maps at the exact location of the spot.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay once and the roadbook is yours.
How do I receive it after purchase?
As soon as your payment is confirmed, you receive an e-mail with your personal download button. No account needed.
Can I print it?
Yes, for your personal use. On paper, simply scan the spot's QR code with your phone to open Google Maps.
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