Wadi Darbat is a stunning natural park in Oman, known for its lush greenery, waterfalls, lakes, and mountains, especially vibrant during and after the Khareef (monsoon) season (roughly June to September) when the landscape transforms. Accessibility can be limited, with some areas requiring 4x4 vehicles, and during peak Khareef, some roads may be temporarily closed. It's generally suitable for both solo and guided visits; guided tours can enhance the experience with local insights. The park is most impressive during and shortly after the Khareef season when water levels are high, but it remains a scenic destination at other times of the year. Expect to spend approximately 2-4 hours exploring the area. The cost is generally low, with potential fees for parking or guided tours. Be sure to confirm accessibility before visiting and plan accordingly.