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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.
Snorkel Oman’s Daymaniyat Islands with a guided crew, see sea turtles and colorful fish, then relax with included snacks and brunch-style food.
Guided Wadi Shab cave waterfall swim plus Bimmah Sinkhole on a full-day trip from Muscat with tea, lunch, and transfers.
Small-group Muscat tour to Wadi Bani Khalid and Wahiba Sands, with 4x4 dune drive, swimming time, lunch, and sunset options.
A 4-hour Muscat essentials tour with GPS audio, hotel pickup, mosque and souk stops, and Royal forts photo views for $48.
Swim turquoise pools at Wadi Bani Khalid, ride dunes in a 4x4, and (optionally) sandboard with a guide from Muscat.
Snorkel Daymaniyat Islands from Muscat with a fast speedboat, turtle sightings, reef life, and snacks on Oman’s Gulf of Oman reserve.
Muscat dolphin watching by speedboat, then snorkel clear coral waters to see fish and turtles on a 3-hour excursion.
Snorkel Daymaniyat Islands from Muscat on a comfortable catamaran, see turtles, and enjoy BBQ lunch and snacks onboard.
“Everything was incredible. The crew so nice and friendly, BBQ was really good and we saw a lot of turtles. I highly recommend them!”
Snorkel Daymaniyat Islands from Muscat in a small group. Gear and snacks included, with turtle spotting and optional kayak time.
“The captain and staff were amazing , the overall experience was above expectations.”
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 recently went snorkeling at the Dimaniyat Islands and also joined the dolphin watching tour — it was a fantastic experience! Although we didn’t spot any dolphins, we were lucky enough to see wild sharks up close, which was truly thrilling. The staff were incredibly friendly and professional; they helped us take am”
