Jebel Kawr and Beehive Tombs

After a very nice scenic drive, you will arrive at the Wadi Damm where you can do a short hike by the damm to get to the pool and the waterfall. Great place to refresh when it is already hot in the morning. The views of the area are also very nice.

Al Ayn is a small village famous for its complex of beehive tombs. This ancient site shows tombs that were constructed between 2000 and 3000 BC. Besides the fact that they were built to bury maybe 200 people, archeologists don't know much about it. It is a scenic place to visit with the mountain in the background.

Remember to bring some food in the mountains as there are not many restaurant options. So in case you didn't have lunch, here is an option to eat in the village of Al Ayn close by the tombs.

This place has the largest concentration of beehive tombs in Oman. It is a Unesco World Heritage site. You will also get good views of the surrounding mountains and wadis around.

Ibri castle is located in the center of Ibri next to the souq where you can go have a pleasant stroll as well. It has been fully restored and it is an impressive fort to see from outside.
Open hours Sunday - Thursday 8:00 - 13:30 Closed on Fridays and Saturdays. It is usually open in the morning only, so if you want to explore more than just see it from outside, you would have to get up early in the morning tomorrow to visit it before the last day of road trip.

As Sulaif is 600 years old and it is quite in ruins but it is still a nice site. Just like for the castle, if it is closed when you get there and if tomorrow is not a week-end which is Friday and Saturday in Oman, then you can get up earlier to go visit these two landmarks.
Open hours Sunday - Thursday 8:00 - 13:00 Closed on Fridays and Saturdays.

Have dinner at this typical Omani restaurant for an authentic experience.
Open hours Monday - Sunday 8:00 - 01:00.

After this nice day, it is time to rest as tomorrow you will get a lot of driving and some hiking.