Musandam Khasab Tour Packages FAQs
Khasab, the capital of Musandam, is an exclave of Oman located on the northern tip of the Arabian Peninsula overlooking the Strait of Hormuz.
You can reach Khasab by road from Dubai in about 3–3.5 hours. Many tour operators offer transportation and help with border crossings.
Yes, most visitors need a visa to enter Oman. Many nationalities can get a visa on arrival, but check requirements for your nationality. Your passport should be valid for at least three months. For an online visa, visit the Oman e-visa website.
The best weather is from October to April, with mild temperatures ideal for outdoor activities. For more complete information please visit our Musandam best time to visit guide.
Oman Khasab tour options include dhow cruises, Jebel Harim Mountain safari, overnight cruises on the boat, beach camping at sandy beaches, and scuba diving.
A dhow cruise is a trip on a traditional Omani wooden boat through Musandam’s fjords, with activities like swimming, snorkeling, and dolphin watching.
Dolphin sightings are common but not guaranteed, as they are natural occurrences.
Yes, meals (often buffet style) and drinks are typically included in full day dhow cruise and only refreshments in Khasab half day dhow cruise.
Yes, Khasab tours are family-friendly, with safety gear and space for children.
Yes, private Khasab dhow cruise tours are available for groups or special occasions.
Yes, most operators provide snorkeling gear and safety equipment.
Bring swimwear, a towel, sun protection, a camera, comfortable clothing, your passport/ID, and cash for optional purchases.
Yes, but confirm with your rental company that cross-border travel is allowed and you have the right insurance and NOC letter.
Yes, there is an exit fee when traveling to Khasab. At the border, each person must pay a 35 AED exit fee using a credit card.
