Khasab Dhow Cruise With Dolphin Watch

Tour Details

Khasab Musandam Half-Day Tour

Located in the Musandam province of Oman, Khasab is a popular destination for dhow cruises. ​The Half-Day Khasab Dhow Cruise brings you some of the most exciting journeys, including swimming and snorkeling, dolphin watching, and some of the most beautiful natural landscape tours with on-board refreshments and comfortable seating. The Musandam half-day tour offers visitors a unique and unforgettable experience.

With ​the half-day Khasab ​dhow cruise, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the rocky coastline, towering cliffs, and fjord-like bays. The landscape is characterized by spectacular mountains, crystal-clear water, and secluded beaches. The tranquility of the area creates a calm and relaxed atmosphere. This excellent boat trip includes various activities and facilities. You can snorkel or swim in crystal-clear waters while learning about the vibrant marine life and coral reefs. Some of these cruises even provide fishing gear so you can try your hand at fishing in Musandam.

  • Departure point: Khasab port (self-drive).
  • Reporting times are 9:15 am and 1:15 pm at Khasab port.
  • Tour time: 9:30 am – 1:00 pm & 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm.
  • Total duration is 3.5 hours for half day.

Half-Day Tour Includes

  • Water, soft drinks, coffee and tea
  • Fruits (apple, oranges, banana)
  • Snorkeling gear and life jackets
  • Shower facility on boat
  • Hand-wash towels and tissues
  • Luxury sitting arrangements
  • Basic toilet and sink

Tour Highlights

  • Half-day tour time is 3.5 hours
  • View of white sandy beaches
  • Cruising into Musandam fjords
  • Natural Dolphin Watching
  • Visit to famous Telegraph
  • Swimming & snorkeling
  • View of fisherman villages

Itinerary

Musandam Half-Day Tour Itinerary

Find with us the best Khasab Musandam Half Day Dhow Cruise Tour Price. This Musandam half-day dhow tour is for 3 hours to see the dolphins and other activities. You have plenty of fun activities and enjoy the beauty of Musandam, Oman. Below are the detailed itinerary for this amazing trip.

09:00 AM / 01:00 PM – Reporting Time

Reporting time depends on your preferred schedule. It normally takes 3 to 3.5 hours from Dubai to Khasab, depending on the crowd at the border. 9:00 am reporting time for the morning tour and 1:00 pm reporting time for the afternoon tour. We welcome you at our office or directly at the port, and our staff will guide you to the boat.

09:30 AM and 01:30 PM – Departure time

We depart at 9:30 am in the morning and 1:30 pm in the afternoon from Khasab port. As you join the boat, our staff will take care of you and serve you refreshments such as soft drinks, plain water, coffee, and tea. Now we are heading towards the beautiful fjords of Musandam and on the way to the natural habitat of dolphins.

10:30 AM and 02:30 PM – Dolphin Watching

The activity most liked by tourists is the dolphin watching during the boat trip. Be ready and take your cameras outside; now it’s time to see the dolphins. Our experienced staff will take you to the best places to enjoy the view of dolphins. There is a 90% chance of seeing the dolphins, and this will make your trip a memorable one.

11:00 PM and 02:30 PM – Telegraph Island

Following our enjoyment of the breathtaking views of dolphin watching, we are heading to the historical Telegraph Island. This island is regarded as the best for swimming and snorkeling. You will have the opportunity to swim and snorkel for over an hour here. Prepare to have a good time with this enjoyable activity. Swimming and snorkeling equipment and life jackets will be given for your safety. However, don’t forget to bring your swimsuits.

12:30 PM and 04:30 PM – Reaching Khasab Port

After wrapping up the swimming and snorkeling activities, it’s time to return to the Khasab dhow port. We are going to leave for the port, as the boat drive from Telegraph Island to Khasab port takes 45 minutes. We hope to see you again to discover the incredible beauty of Khasab Musandam. Now is the time to say goodbye with unforgettable memories.

Fun Facts

Dhow Cruise Fun Facts

Traditional Omani Dhow

Our Khasab dhow cruise duration varies from shorter trips to a ​half day of 3.5 hours, depending on your preferences. A dhow is designed for fishing and has been used for hundreds of years for this purpose. Now these wooden boats are modified for tourists and offer breathtaking journeys to the scenic Musandam fjords.

Dolphin Watching

There are plenty of activities that you can enjoy during our half-day dhow cruise. The highlight of the experience is observing dolphins in their natural environment. This could potentially be one of the most remarkable experiences of your life, especially if dolphins swim alongside your boat as well.

Visit to Telegraph Island

This is a shorter tour and includes a stop for swimming at Telegraph Island. Telegraph Island is famous for its crystal-clear waters, colorful fish, and sea corals.

Sightseeing Trip

This tour also offers sightseeing at some beaches and fishing villages. The fishermen’s villages to see are Nadifi, Shem, Qanah, and Maqlab.

Swimming & Snorkeling

Snorkeling in the pristine waters offers a glimpse into the mesmerizing underwater world, while swimming in the calm water provides a refreshing escape from the heat. For those seeking tranquility, simply bask in the sun and take in the serene surroundings. Your Khasab Dhow Cruise package includes all this along with efficient snorkeling gear. While aboard our dhow, you can engage in a variety of activities to fully enrich your experience.

Friendly Crew on Boat

One of the highlights of a Khasab dhow cruise is the warm hospitality extended by the crew. Enjoy traditional Omani refreshments and freshly prepared meals as you soak in the peaceful ambiance of the surroundings. The friendly crew members are always ready to ensure that your journey is as enjoyable as it is memorable.

Guidelines

What to Bring?

  • Keep original passports valid for 90 days.
  • Emirate ID for residents is valid for 90 days.
  • Swimsuits for swimming and snorkeling.
  • For added protection, use sunglasses and sun protection cream.
  • The boat also has snorkeling equipment available if you would like to bring your own.
  • Seasickness tablets and other necessary medication.

Know before you go

UAE Residents

Residents of the UAE must have a passport that is valid for three months and a UAE resident visa that is valid for three months. Please inform us of your visa status prior to departure.

Tourist across the world

Tourist from all over the world can visit Khasab Musandam if they are eligible for on arrival visa for Oman and UAE. Oman visa is free depends on your nationality. UAE exit fee is 35 AED each person. For more info visit our guidelines page.

Visa Requirements

Keep your original passports minimum 3 months valid while traveling to Oman. Visa you can obtain at the border or apply online at Oman e-visa website.

Sponsored Visa

Your sponsor must accompany you if you are on a sponsored (dependent) visa.

Rental Cars

Please obtain a NOC (No Object Certificate) from your rental company before departing for Khasab, Oman. Without a NOC letter from the rental agency, the border authorities will not let you enter Oman.

Personal Cars
  • You are allowed to drive your own vehicle. You must have a valid driver’s license and a valid car registration (mulkya).
  • You cannot go to Khasab, Oman without a NOC if you are borrowing a car from friends, family, or your employer.
  • For 100 AED, you can purchase Oman auto insurance at the border.

Contact Us

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+971 52 997 7102

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Deira, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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