Al-Sulaif Fort | قلعة السليف

**★★★★★ Karin Wahl-Jorgensen — a month ago

This must count as the most unusual tourist experience in Oman. We rocked up to the fortress and it looked closed, but a man then approached us and guided us inside. He rapidly took command of my partner’s camera and took countless photos, accompanied by detailed and specific instructions (“Walk up steps!” “Left!” “Door!”) and also provided occasional information as he was taking photos (“Number!” “Dates!” “Visitors’ Room!”) He took us all over the labyrinthine site at breakneck speed, then sudd

**★★★★★ Kate Adventure — 6 years ago

I like this place. Very unique and ancient. Very wide area to stroll. If you go by daytime, do avoid noon because it is hot and there is no shade anywhere. There are a local guide there. You can give him a tip for a walk through guide and photos.

**★★★★★ Mrs. Valeriya Gray — 7 years ago

The ruins of Al Sulaif Fortress was date back to the 11th century. For past 3 years the restoration took place in here. Very enthusiastic guide gave us tour through the old city. Great historical place to visit. Easy to find.

**★★★★☆ Moumen Hamlaoui — 6 years ago

Extraordinary place, full of mystery and strange sights. This place is out of time. Still under renovations the castle is not open all the time but there is a very kind guide over there who can help you to visit inside. It really worth it.

**★★★☆☆ A GV — 8 months ago

Ruins of a mud brick city on a hill, surrounded by a wall with several towers. Built by the second imam of the Ya'rubid dynasty in the 17th century to control the oasis, the surrounding tribes, and the trade route towards Buraimi and the Tuwam region.