The Mwasalat bus. SUPPLIED

For just 110, travelers can hop on a bus from the UAE to Oman starting on Sunday (October 1), the Oman Transport Company (Mwasalat) has announced. The new Route 202 operates between Muscat and Abu Dhabi, with a 35-minute stop in Al Ain. The trip takes around nine hours and 50 minutes. To book a ticket, travelers must sign up on the Mwasalat website and choose the route from Abu Dhabi to Muscat on their chosen travel date. Travelers can then choose a pick-up and drop-off point, and complete the booking by filling in all the required personal details and making an online payment. Travelers will need to show their Emirates ID or passport when boarding the bus. Adult passengers can carry 1 bag weighing no more than 7kg. Children aged 2 or younger travel free, but without any seat allocation. The Abu Dhabi-Muscat bus route: Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station Al Ain Central Bus Station Al Buraimi Al Buraimi – Hospital Wadi Saa Wadi Al Jizi – Al Hamadhaih Bridge Wadi Al Jizi – Check post Wadi Al Jizi – Hospital A Siya Turnoff Wadi Al Jizi Barka Bridge Barka Al Somhan Barka Sallaha Al Rumais Al Nassim Garden Mabelah North Al Mabilah Al Khoudh Bridge Burj Sahwa Bus Station Muscat International Airport – Old Terminal 1 Muscat International Airport Mwasalat Bus Station (Al Athaiba) The cost of a single ticket is Dh110 from Abu Dhabi to Muscat, or Muscat to Abu Dhabi. It is Dh81.45 for Al Ain to Muscat, or Muscat to Al Ain. For Buraimi to Muscat, the bus fare is Dh58. Round-trip tickets are also available. For Abu Dhabi-Muscat, the fare is approximately Dh210. For Al Ain-Muscat, it is Dh153, while for Buraimi-Muscat, the fare is Dh115. ICA/Expat Media
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