New eid offers make Millennium Resort Musannah the perfect getaway

Millennium Resort Mussanah is offering guests the opportunity to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with special room rates and relaxing leisure activities for the whole family. From the 17^th to 25^th of July visitors can enjoy a one night stay in a Deluxe Room including bed and breakfast for two at OMR 77 per night or a Deluxe room with breakfast and dinner for two at OMR 99. With an additional OMR 10, guests can upgrade to a sea view room and relish a panoramic vista of the Gulf of Oman and the majestic Al Hajar Mountains.

Maurice de Rooij, General Manager of Millennium Resort Mussanah said: “Eid al-fitr is a celebration that is about togetherness and we invite our valued guests to join us in commemorating one of the most important days of the year. Our offers provide everyone with the chance to capitalize on our long list of world-class facilities and trademark hospitality that combine modern amenities with the renowned traditions of Oman to provide visitors of all ages the perfect Eid getaway.”

Millennium Resort Mussanah, winner of the prestigious Platinum ‘Triumph of Service Leaders’ Award for Best 4-Star Leisure Hotel in the region at the MENA Travel Awards 2014, and winner of the TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence for three consecutive years has been a leader in Oman’s hospitality industry since its establishment. Built on the site of the 2010 second Asian Beach Games, the resort offers guests a world class leisure destination with five swimming pools, including an indoor ladies pool, an on-site fitness centre, a secure children’s play area, badminton, beach football and volleyball courts as well as a dive centre operated by Oman Sail.

Trips to the UNESCO protected Dimaniyat Islands Nature Reserve can also be organized from Millennium Resort Mussanah. Less than a 45 minute boat ride from the resort, the islands are perfect for snorkelling, nature and water sports enthusiasts. With near-pristine beaches, visitors can relax and swim in crystal clear waters and watch schools of fish, Hawksbill turtles, and rare coral reefs.