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Take a day trip to the nearby Wahiba Sands, a vast desert with towering sand dunes that stretch as far as the eye can see. You can explore the dunes on foot, by camel, or by 4x4 vehicle. Be sure to stop at a Bedouin camp to learn about their way of life and enjoy some Omani coffee and dates.

After returning from the desert, head to the nearby town of Al Mudhaibi to visit the Al Mansoorah Castle, a 17th-century fort that has been restored and turned into a museum. Here you can learn about the history of the region and see exhibits on traditional weapons, clothing, and household items.

Enjoy dinner at Bin Ateeq, a cozy restaurant that serves traditional Omani cuisine such as machboos (spiced rice with meat or seafood), marak (spiced stew), and grilled fish.

Start your day by visiting the nearby village of Al Qabil to see the Al Qabil Castle, a 16th-century fort that has been beautifully restored. From here you can also take a short hike to the nearby Al Qabil Oasis, a lush green valley with date palm plantations and a natural spring.

After exploring the castle and oasis, head back to Ibra to visit the Ibra House, a traditional Omani home that has been converted into a museum. Here you can see exhibits on Omani culture, history, and architecture.

For dinner, check out Al Diwan, a popular restaurant that serves a mix of Omani, Indian, and Middle Eastern cuisine. Be sure to try their delicious biryani and kebabs.

Take a day trip to the nearby town of Nizwa, known for its historic fort and souq. Start by visiting the Nizwa Fort, a massive 17th-century structure that offers stunning views of the surrounding area. Then head to the nearby Nizwa Souq, one of the largest and oldest markets in Oman. Here you can find everything from traditional pottery and silverware to fresh dates and spices.

After exploring the souq, head to the nearby Jabreen Castle, a beautifully restored 17th-century fort that has been turned into a museum. Here you can see exhibits on Omani history, art, and architecture.

For dinner, try out the Al Aktham restaurant, which serves delicious Omani and Arabic cuisine. Be sure to try their lamb chops and grilled fish.

Spend your last morning in Ibra exploring the nearby Wadi Bani Khalid, a stunning oasis with turquoise pools and towering cliffs. You can swim, hike, or simply relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

After a refreshing morning at the oasis, head back to Ibra to visit the Ibra Castle, a historic fort that dates back to the 17th century. Here you can learn about the history of the region and see exhibits on traditional Omani life.

For your last dinner in Ibra, check out Al Mashoor, a popular restaurant that serves delicious Omani and Middle Eastern cuisine. Be sure to try their shuwa and grilled chicken.