The Only Khareef Wheel
Every other wheel in Arabia stops for the rain. Salalah Eye was built for it.

Salalah's skyline just got higher. Thirty cabins soaring above Al Hafa Beach, with uninterrupted 360° views of the Ocean. Opening Khareef 2026.
Official Partner: Ministry of Heritage & Tourism · In Partnership with Dhofar Municipality
Skip IntroMonsoon-engineered. Cyan-lit from spoke to rim. A landmark above Al Haffa that was built to last.
When the sun sets, the spokes begin to glow. Thirty lines of cyan light, turning above the sea.
Cabins are always open. Surrounded by glass, the scent of frankincense rising, and the whole Arabian Sea laid out before you.
As the Khareef arrives, Salalah Eye turns above Al Haffa Beach. Fifty-five metres up, the Arabian Sea fills every window.

Every other wheel in Arabia stops for the rain. Salalah Eye was built for it.
55 metres above Al Hafa Beach — sea, not city.
Six guests per cabin. Fully enclosed, climate-controlled, and scented with frankincense.
Doors open 15 August 2026 — at the height of the season.
One family. One cabin. One memory for life.
The whole cabin, yours alone. Six seats, fully enclosed.
Share the view. Save more.
A shared cabin with up to 6 guests. Full rotation, full experience.
Best value for an afternoon ride
Before 5 PM. Same 360° view, quieter cabins. Available on site only — not sold online.
| Tier | OMR |
|---|---|
| Standard Ticket | 7 |
| Family Cabin (6 seats) | 28 |
| Early Bird (−15%) | 6 |
No booking fees. No hidden charges. What you see is what you pay.
Salalah Eye, Al Hafa Beach, Salalah, Dhofar, Sultanate of Oman
Daily: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM · Open throughout Khareef 2026
The Arabian Khareef — a monsoon season found nowhere else on earth — transforms Salalah's mountains from desert to green in days. Mist rolls in from the sea. The air turns cool. And above it all, Salalah Eye turns.




Salalah Eye opens on 15 August 2026.
There are 30 enclosed cabins, each holding up to 6 guests. Total capacity per rotation is 180 guests.
No, you can buy tickets on site.
Yes. Salalah Eye is fully wheelchair accessible.
One full rotation takes 8-12 minutes.
Yes, you can buy a ticket for 6 and book the entire cabin.