What does the farm grow?
Follow palm-lined paths, enjoy the jasmine fragrance and pause beneath a pergola. The farm grows dates, lemons, beans, chickpeas, henna, flowers, local oranges, mangoes, frankincense, strawberries and corn, and produces milk and other local products.
- Dates, lemons and local oranges
- Beans, chickpeas and corn
- Mangoes and strawberries
- Henna, frankincense and flowers
- Jasmine and palm gardens
Products from the land
The farm produces milk and other local products. The Best of Oman praised its dates and the authentic connection to the land. Ask which products are available when you visit.
Meet the farm animals
Discover farm animals as part of an educational visit. Cows, sheep and horses give children a closer connection with animals, while adults can enjoy the peaceful rhythm of farm life.
Crops & environmental learning
School visits introduce field crops and agricultural and environmental concepts from the curriculum. The gardens, citrus trees and irrigation channels offer a closer look at life on the land.
Recycling & sustainability
Learn how materials that are no longer in use can become useful resources instead of waste. The initiative teaches the value of recycling, sustainability and protecting nature.
Walk and pause among the palms
Palm-lined paths, irrigation channels, pergolas, a henna garden and jasmine create space to notice the small details and enjoy a quieter rhythm.
Before you visit
A few useful answers.
Which animals are on the farm?
The farm has cows, sheep and horses. Children can learn about animals through its educational activities.
Can children learn about farming?
School visits introduce field crops and agricultural and environmental concepts from the curriculum. The gardens, citrus trees and irrigation channels offer a closer look at life on the land.
Does submitting an enquiry confirm a booking?
No. The form prepares a message for you to review and send in WhatsApp. Dates, programme details, prices and any booking or cancellation conditions must be agreed directly with Al Khamail.