Amazi — island living in Hawana Salalah

Waterfront villas and chalets on the white-sand beaches of Salalah, Oman's greenest and most tropical coast

area of the villa
from 624 sq ft
price of the villa
from $221,000
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Finishing

Each residence boasts an elegant design in shades of grey, beige, and wood, utilizing natural materials such as marble, granite, porcelain, and wood in the interiors. Residents can enjoy breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea, a wadi-style promenade, a lagoon, and beautifully landscaped public spaces.
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Location in Salalah

Amazi Hawana Salalah is located in Salalah, Oman. Book a viewing of the project on our website.

25 minutes to Downtown Salalah
35 minutes to Salalah International Airport

Places nearby

Sultan's Palace

Sultan's Palace

Hawana Salalah Beach

Hawana Salalah Beach

Wadi Darbat Nature Reserve

Wadi Darbat Nature Reserve

Hawana Aqua Park

Hawana Aqua Park

Developer Muriya

Muriya Tourism Development was created as a joint venture between Orascom Development Holdings (70%), a leading destination developer of hotels, residential properties, and leisure and entertainment destinations, and Omran (30%), the tourism development arm of the Omani government. In addition to developing resort communities in Oman, the partners boast extensive international experience.

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About Amazi Hawana

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Villas and chalets on snow-white beaches

Amazi is a new resort project of villas and chalets that will be part of Hawana Salalah, the fastest growing and most popular tourist destination in the Sultanate. The area of ​​the paradise occupies more than 13.6 million square meters – this is one of the largest announced coastal projects in recent years.

The project expert Ivan
Ivan
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25 minutes to the center of Salalah

The Amazi resort project is being built in the coastal area of Hawana Salalah. It is planned to develop many social recreational facilities in the surrounding community. The drive to Hawana Aquapark will take no more than five minutes, to Mussels Rock – about 10, and the Janoof Mosque is located less than a quarter of an hour's drive from the project. The city center is approximately 25 minutes by car, and Salalah International Airport is approximately 35 minutes.

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Tropics in the desert

Salalah has a large number of low-rise residential buildings and interesting architectural buildings. There is a lot of greenery, fruits and fresh clean air. The surrounding area of the city is literally shrouded in palm groves, rich gardens of dense green foliage and mangroves along the coast.

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Tatiana
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Amazi located

Amazi is part of the Hawana Salalah resort destination, set along the Arabian Sea coastline in the Dhofar Governorate of southern Oman. Central Salalah is approximately 25–30 minutes away, as is Grand Salalah Mall, the region's largest shopping destination. The development spans one million square metres along Hawana Salalah's seven-kilometre stretch of beach.

Who developed Amazi?

Amazi was developed by Muriya, a partnership between Orascom Development Holding (70%), an internationally acclaimed developer, and Oman's government-backed OMRAN Group (30%). The architectural concept was created by SB Architects, a firm with sixty years of experience whose portfolio includes Amara Hotel and Residences in Cyprus and the Ritz-Carlton Reserve at Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico.

What does the name «Amazi» mean?

Amazi can be translated as «the source of all good things.» The architects drew inspiration from Wadi Darbat — Dhofar's lush mountain valley known for its waterfalls and seasonal lakes — and built that connection to water directly into the masterplan, with lagoons, canals, and waterfront promenades running throughout the community.

What districts make up Amazi?

The development is organised into four distinct districts. Amazi Rise sits on a natural hill, delivering panoramic coastal views. Amazi Cove is encircled by canals, with private waterfront promenades for each residence. Amazi Islands offers villas across a ribbon of small connected islands directly on the water. Amazi Beach places residences just steps from the white sand shoreline.

What types of residences are available?

Amazi offers 1–3 bedroom chalets ranging from 58 to 101 sq m, and 2–5 bedroom villas ranging from 133 to 243 sq m, with select units featuring private pools and staff rooms. Interiors are finished in natural Omani marble, with floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors and 10-foot ceilings throughout.

What are the prices at Amazi?

Chalets start from approximately OMR 78,000–115,000 (around USD 200,000–300,000), depending on location and sales phase, with villas starting from OMR 169,000. Contact Whitewill advisors for current availability and unit-specific pricing.

What amenities does the development offer?

Hawana Salalah features a 170-berth marina, Oman's first water park — Hawana Aqua Park — a forest island, a beach club, a wellness centre, lagoon-facing swimming pools, and a wide selection of restaurants and cafés. Residents also have access to on-site retail, ample parking, and 24/7 security within the gated enclave.

What makes Dhofar's climate different from the rest of Oman?

From June to September, the Dhofar region experiences the khareef — a gentle monsoon unique to this part of the Arabian Peninsula. Dry hillsides turn green, waterfalls and mountain springs come alive, and temperatures hold between 20°C and 27°C — some 15–20 degrees cooler than Muscat at the same time of year. The season draws hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the Gulf annually.