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10 Things To Do In Muscat

Oman's best days out.

The 10 most popular things to do in Muscat. The Grand Mosque and Mutrah Corniche, Daymaniyat snorkelling trips, dolphin cruises and day trips out to the wadis.

10 Things To Do In Muscat

Muscat: Daymaniat Islands Snorkeling Trip with Brunch

Muscat: Daymaniat Islands Snorkeling Trip with Brunch - The 270-minute (4.5-hour) pace: what you’ll actually experience

1.Muscat: Daymaniat Islands Snorkeling Trip with Brunch

Most Popular 4.7

Snorkel Oman’s Daymaniyat Islands with a guided crew, see sea turtles and colorful fish, then relax with included snacks and brunch-style food.

“Captain Nemo did a great job, we had a really smooth boat ride to the Daymaniat islands and saw some sea turtles. There was plenty of water and snacks on board and enough free time to snorkel, hike and relax on the beach. Great value for the money!”

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From Muscat: Wadi Shab & Bimmah Sinkhole Full-Day Tour

From Muscat: Wadi Shab & Bimmah Sinkhole Full-Day Tour - The Muscat-to-Wadi drive: plan for the long scenic stretch

Muscat: Wahiba Desert and Wadi Bani Khalid Guided Group Tour

Rippled desert dunes in the Sharqiya Sands

Muscat: Half-Day Sightseeing Essentials Tour and Audio Guide

Muscat: Half-Day Sightseeing Essentials Tour and Audio Guide - Hotel Pickup and the 9:00 a.m. Start: The Real Timing Picture

Muscat: Wadi Bani Khalid Oasis & Oman Desert Tour

Muscat: Wadi Bani Khalid Oasis & Oman Desert Tour - Wahiba Sands dune driving: why the ride is the main event

5.Muscat: Wadi Bani Khalid Oasis & Oman Desert Tour

4.8

Swim turquoise pools at Wadi Bani Khalid, ride dunes in a 4x4, and (optionally) sandboard with a guide from Muscat.

“We had a private tour with Mahmood. And this was the best experience we had on our vacation. Mahmood was friendly, open, and knew so much about everything in Oman. And the places we visited. We had a 10 month old baby with us. And everything was easier and better with him by our side.…”

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Muscat: Daymaniat Islands Snorkeling Tour with Refreshments

Muscat: Daymaniat Islands Snorkeling Tour with Refreshments - Why Daymaniyat feels different: a nature reserve built around turtle behavior

Muscat: Dolphin Watch & Snorkel Excursion

Muscat: Dolphin Watch & Snorkel Excursion - The Dolphin Watching Phase: What You’re Likely to See Off Muscat

7.Muscat: Dolphin Watch & Snorkel Excursion

4.8

Muscat dolphin watching by speedboat, then snorkel clear coral waters to see fish and turtles on a 3-hour excursion.

“Absolutely brilliant. Lost count how many dolphins, turtles and fishes I saw. The dolphins followed our boat, it was beautiful. Captain Faisal was fantastic at navigating the waters, kept us informed about everything and was very patient when teaching me snorkelling. I had a time of my life.”

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Muscat: Daymaniyat Islands Snorkeling Trip with BBQ Lunch

Muscat: Daymaniyat Islands Snorkeling Trip with BBQ Lunch - Meet at MolaMola in Al Mouj Marina (Not a Random Slip of Shore)

Daymaniyat Islands Snorkeling Sharing Trip

Daymaniyat Islands Snorkeling Sharing Trip - Your water time breakdown: snorkel stops, pacing, and staying comfortable

9.Daymaniyat Islands Snorkeling Sharing Trip

5.0

Snorkel Daymaniyat Islands from Muscat in a small group. Gear and snacks included, with turtle spotting and optional kayak time.

“The Captain took us to two quieter locations with only 1 other boat tour. My wife and I saw turtles galore and a wide variety of colourful fish and other sea creatures. My favourite was the clown fish! On our return trip in seas with 5 foot waves due to increasing wind, our captain was…”

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Snorkeling at Dimaniyat Islands and Dolphin Watching

Snorkeling at Dimaniyat Islands and Dolphin Watching - Meeting at Al Seeb Port: The Part That Can Make or Break Your Day

10.Snorkeling at Dimaniyat Islands and Dolphin Watching

5.0

Small-group snorkeling at Oman’s Dimaniyat Islands, with gear, snacks, and a real shot at turtles, dolphins, and whale sharks near Al Alam Palace.

“We didn't see any dolphins and the captain didn't seem too focused on making it happen. Realistically you should consider this a beach and snorkeling trip. The two spots were nice. The first was the most algae filled water (nearly green slime) I've ever seen (mid-march). The second was better. The first location had lots…”

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