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In September, the monsoon winds begin to subside. The drizzle stops, the fog clears, and the sun starts breaking through the clouds. The mountains remain incredibly green and wadi lakes are full, making it a favorite month for many travelers.
During September, Salalah is ideal for travellers seeking a Late Khareef experience. Ensure you review the pros and cons below to align with your desired vacation style.
September is the late Khareef season. The rain stops, the skies clear, and the sun breaks through, while the mountains remain lush green and waterfalls continue to flow.
In September, the monsoon winds start to fade. Temperatures rise slightly to 28°C (82°F) as the sun reappears. Humidity drops to 85%. The sea remains moderately rough, but starts to calm down towards the end of the month.
The landscape is still incredibly green. Wadis and waterfalls are active, and since the mist has cleared, you can enjoy panoramic views of the green hills and the ocean from mountain viewpoints.
Hiking is highly pleasant as trails are less muddy and visibility is clear. It is a fantastic month for photography, combining blue skies with green mountains. Wadi Darbat boat rides are active.
As regional schools reopen, the heavy crowds depart. Hotel rates drop, and flight tickets become cheaper. It is many travelers’ favorite month to visit Salalah.
Need help deciding if September is the right time for your interests? Message our local team for advice.