New Chapters Coaching is run by a strengths-based personal development coach working with adults, teens, and college students. The focus is on helping people understand and work with how their brain operates — particularly for those with ADHD — rather than working against it. Alongside ADHD coaching, there’s specific support for women going through a […]
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Sector Seventeen is a specialty coffee café on the first floor of Souq Al Madina in MQ, open seven days a week from 8am to 11pm. The space has a distinct design identity — it takes its name and aesthetic from Sector 17 in Chandigarh, the Indian city designed by Le Corbusier in the 1950s.
If you want to get beyond Muscat and actually see Oman, The Passage is worth knowing about. It’s a small, locally-run travel company focused on adventure and experiential trips — hiking Jebel Shams, camping in the desert, diving off the coast, self-drive motorhome routes, and guided cultural tours. They also run women-only trips covering everything
If you fancy a proper escape from Muscat, Sifawy is worth the 45-minute drive. The hotel sits within the Jebel Sifah marina development, designed by Italian architect Alfredo Freda, and it’s a step away from the usual city hotel — mountains behind you, sea in front. There’s a pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, fitness centre, treatment room,
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Hive is the bar and lounge at the Sheraton, and it’s the kind of spot that works equally well mid-week or on a Friday night. There’s an indoor lounge with big screens for live sports and a poolside terrace outside — so whether you’re watching the match with friends or just want a drink and
Courtyard is the Sheraton’s all-day dining restaurant, and it’s the kind of place that feels comfortable whatever the occasion. The atrium-style space gets good natural light and has a bit more character than your average hotel dining room. Food-wise, there’s a buffet with live cooking stations running alongside an à la carte menu, so you’re
Asado is the Sheraton’s South American steakhouse, and it’s a step up from the usual hotel restaurant. The format is Rodizio-style, so meat gets carved at the table rather than plated in the kitchen — it’s a more interactive way to eat, and the portions reflect that. Alongside the cuts there are sharing plates, live
Tea Library is the Sheraton’s lobby café, and it’s a quieter alternative to the main restaurant if you just want somewhere to sit with a decent cup of tea and something to eat. The space has an Asian-inspired design and works well for a relaxed breakfast, a catch-up with a friend, or a proper afternoon
The Sheraton sits in the business district, about 20 minutes from Muscat International Airport, and it’s one of those hotels that works just as well for a spa afternoon as it does a work trip. There are several restaurants, a bar and coffee lounge on site, plus one of the larger fitness centres in Muscat
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Right on the beach at Azaiba, Caffe Farah is the kind of place you end up staying longer than planned. It’s open all day from 8am, so it works just as well for a lazy breakfast with sea views as it does a mid-afternoon coffee. The menu covers Arabic and international dishes — the Arabic