Tucked inside the Tiwi valley system near Sur, Wadi Mibam blends village life, terraced farms, and turquoise pools into one seamless adventure. We set off through Mibam’s stone lanes and palm-lined terraces, then dropped into the canyon: a 15 m abseil beside a waterfall, a second 7 m rappel, and a blissful swim through clear, cool water. It’s the kind of route that leaves you calm, grinning, and craving one more plunge.
Why it’s special
• Green oasis feel: date palms, banana groves, and lime trees frame sculpted pools and golden cliffs—rare greenery for a Gulf canyon. 
• Compact, high-reward route: short approach, big scenery, swims, and two exciting—but beginner-friendly—rappels
Overview
Tucked inside the Tiwi valley system near Sur, Wadi Mibam blends village life, terraced farms, and turquoise pools into one seamless adventure. We set off through Mibam’s stone lanes and palm-lined terraces, then dropped into the canyon: a 15 m abseil beside a waterfall, a second 7 m rappel, and a blissful swim through clear, cool water. It’s the kind of route that leaves you calm, grinning, and craving one more plunge.
Why it’s special
• Green oasis feel: date palms, banana groves, and lime trees frame sculpted pools and golden cliffs—rare greenery for a Gulf canyon. 
• Compact, high-reward route: short approach, big scenery, swims, and two exciting—but beginner-friendly—rappels
