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Exclusive Dhow Cruise

Amidst All The Luxuries, Spend an Enthralling Day With The Best Dhow Cruise Khasab.

    Private Dhow Cruise

    Exclusive Dhow cruise enables a person to privately charter the whole dhow for his group. Birthday parties, anniversaries etc. could be arranged on exclusive cruises. Special arrangement can be made upon request like (birthday cakes, lightings, decoration etc.) could be arranged. We do have two types of exclusive cruises.

    Tour Plan Private Full Day Dhow Cruise Private Half Day Dhow Cruise

    Half Day Morning Dhow Cruise – Itinerary

    09:15 AM – Meet and greet in Khasab Port and transfer to our Dhow.

    09:30 AM – Depart from the Khasab Port to the fjords of Musandam on our traditionally decorated Omani Dhow.

    10:00 AM – Khor Shem: Khor Shem is a sheltered 17km long fjord. The water is crystal clear and calm, very inviting for snorkeling and swimming. The mountains rise out of the sea and reflect back on the water. There are almost always dolphins playing and following the boats as they cruise around the villages.

    10:15 AM Nadafi: The first village we will pass by with around 50 inhabitants mainly fisherman. There is no land access so most of the villagers own small speedboats. The children travel by boat to school, stay over in Khasab from Sunday to Thursday.You will see here that there are water tanks near the beach, the Oman Government provides fresh water, free of charge on a regular basis.

    10:30 AM Qanaha: A small fishing village where the stone houses blend into the cliffs, made from the local stone. In the old days, this was the first line of defense, not to be seen.

    10:45 AM Maqlab: A mountain village where the people are earning their living by goat-herding and fishing, the main occupation of the area. This small village is made up on only around 10 houses. This area is the shortest distance to the east coast and can be reached by climbing over the label Maqlab.

    11:00 AM Telegraph Island: (Jazirat al Maqlab) the most famous landmark in this area. Here the British laid the first telegraph cable in 1864, it ran from India to Basra, Iraq and the island was manned for some 10 years. Snorkeling here is a treat, don your masks and enjoy the clear,calm waters. Watch out for butterfly fish, groupers, and the coral growth is among the best in this fjord.The dhow is anchored at Telegraph Island for 45 Minutes for Snorkeling.

    12:45 PM: Return to the Khasab Port.


    Half Day Afternoon Dhow Cruise – Itinerary

    01:15 PM – Meet and greet in Khasab Port and transfer to our Dhow.

    01:30 PM – Depart from the Khasab Port to the fjords of Musandam on our traditionally decorated Omani Dhow.

    02:00 PM – Khor Shem: Khor Shem is a sheltered 17km long fjord. The water is crystal clear and calm, very inviting for snorkeling and swimming. The mountains rise out of the sea and reflect back on the water. There are almost always dolphins playing and following the boats as they cruise around the villages.

    02:15 PM Nadafi: The first village we will pass by with around 50 inhabitants mainly fisherman. There is no land access so most of the villagers own small speedboats. The children travel by boat to school, stay over in Khasab from Sunday to Thursday.You will see here that there are water tanks near the beach, the Oman Government provides fresh water, free of charge on a regular basis.

    02:30 PM Qanaha: A small fishing village where the stone houses blend into the cliffs, made from the local stone. In the old days, this was the first line of defense, not to be seen.

    02:45 PM Maqlab: A mountain village where the people are earning their living by goat-herding and fishing, the main occupation of the area. This small village is made up of only around 10 houses. This area is the shortest distance to the east coast and can be reached by climbing over the Jabel Maqlab.

    03:00 PM Telegraph Island: (Jazirat al Maqlab) the most famous landmark in this area. Here the British laid the first telegraph cable in 1864, it ran from India to Basra, Iraq and the island was manned for some 10 years. Snorkeling here is a treat, don your masks and enjoy the clear, calm waters. Watch out for butterfly fish, groupers, and the coral growth is among the best in this fjord. The dhow is anchored at Telegraph Island for 45 Minutes for Snorkeling.

    04:45 PM: Return to the Khasab Port.


    Full Day Dhow Cruise – Itinerary

    09:45 AM – Meet and greet in Khasab Port and transfer to our Dhow.

    10:00 AM – Depart from the Khasab Port to the fjords of Musandam on our traditionally decorated Omani Dhow.

    10:30 AM – Khor Shem: Khor Shem is a sheltered 17km long fjord. The water is crystal clear and calm, very inviting for snorkeling and swimming. The mountains rise out of the sea and reflect back on the water. There are almost always dolphins playing and following the boats as they cruise around the villages.

    10:45 AM Nadafi: The first village we will pass by with around 50 inhabitants mainly fisherman. There is no land access so most of the villagers own small speedboats. The children travel by boat to school, stay over in Khasab from Sunday to Thursday.You will see here that there are water tanks near the beach, the Oman Government provides fresh water, free of charge on a regular basis.

    11:00 AM Qanaha: A small fishing village where the stone houses blend into the cliffs, made from the local stone. In the old days, this was the first line of defense, not to be seen.

    11:15 AM Maqlab: A mountain village where the people are earning their living by goat-herding and fishing, the main occupation of the area. This small village is made up on only around 10 houses. This area is the shortest distance to the east coast and can be reached by climbing over the Jabel Maqlab.

    11:30 AM Telegraph Island: (Jazirat al Maqlab) the most famous landmark in this area. Here the British laid the first telegraph cable in 1864, it ran from India to Basra, Iraq and the island was manned for some 10 years. Snorkeling here is a treat, don your masks and enjoy the clear,calm waters. Watch out for butterfly fish, groupers, and the coral growth is among the best in this fjord.The dhow is anchored at Telegraph Island for1-1/2 hour for Snorkeling.Lunch would be served on board.

    1:00 PM Sham: Another village with around 50 inhabitants.

    2:00 PM Seebi Island: This village is located at the end of the fjord and has around 60 inhabitants, very secluded. This area has many species of seabirds nesting in the cliffs. On the island take a plunge into the crystal clear water. The dhow is anchored at Seebi Island around 1 hour for Snorkeling.

    3:45 PM Return to the Khasab Port.

    Timing: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

    Enjoy an unforgettable day cruising to the “Fjords of the Musandam” on board our traditionally decorated Omani dhow, where you can sit comfortably on cushions and carpets while feasting your eyes on the striking scenery. A dhow trip offers an insight into the fantastic landscape. Discover ancient villages and swim and snorkel in the clear waters off Telegraph Island and Seebi Island, visiting Khor Shem, Qanaha and Maqlab along the way. There is a strong possibility you may see dolphins. Buffet lunch and refreshments are served on board. Snorkeling equipment and towels are provided.

    Morning: 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

    Afternoon: 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

    Enjoy an unforgettable experience cruising through the “Fjords of Musandam” on board our traditionally decorated Omani dhow, where you can sit comfortably on cushions and carpets while feasting your eyes on the striking scenery. A dhow trip offers an insight into the fantastic landscape. Discover ancient villages and swim and snorkel in the clear waters off Telegraph Island . There is a distinct possibility you may see dolphins along the way. Refreshments, snorkeling equipment and towels are provided.

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