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Khasab Oman Tour Packages
Dhow cruises, overnight trips, mountain safaris and beach camping in Khasab, run by our own crew. Choose a tour with transport from the UAE or drive yourself to Khasab.

★★★★★ 4.9 · 53 Google reviews
Dhow cruises, overnight trips, mountain safaris and beach camping in Khasab, run by our own crew. Choose a tour with transport from the UAE or drive yourself to Khasab.
Tours from AED 125 per person · Operating since 2019
4.9 On GoogleFrom 53 reviews by guests who toured with us
Prices PublishedWhat you see is what you pay, on every tour
Own boats and vehiclesNo subcontracted trips, our own crew and drivers
Free cancellationFull refund up to 48 hours shared, 7 days private
Khasab Oman tour packages start at AED 125 per person for a half day dhow cruise from Khasab port. Choose a day cruise in the Khor Sham fjords, a private overnight dhow, a mountain safari, beach camping or scuba diving, or book a package with transport from Dubai, Sharjah and RAK. Every price is on the card, and you book directly with our team on WhatsApp.

Pickup from Dubai, Sharjah or RAK, a full day dhow cruise in Khasab with lunch, and visa help.
From AED 535

A private dhow for the night with BBQ dinner, breakfast and lunch, sleeping on deck.
From AED 2,000 per boat

Fjords, Telegraph Island, dolphins and snorkeling, with lunch on board.
From AED 150

A 4×4 drive up to Jebel Al Harim and Khor Najd for up to 5 guests.
From AED 700 per vehicle

A dhow cruise, then a night in tents on the beach with BBQ dinner and breakfast.
From AED 450

Two dives at Musandam reef sites, with training for first time divers.
From AED 500

Khasab Fort, the town and coastal viewpoints with a local driver.
From AED 700 per vehicle

Dhow cruise to Haffa Beach in Musandam, with bus pickup from Dubai, Sharjah and RAK.
From AED 190

Drive to the Dibba border and join the same Musandam dhow cruise with lunch.
From AED 130

A 5 hour cruise from Dibba Fujairah with lunch, and no border to cross.
From AED 140
Send us your dates and group size, and we will suggest the right trip.

Khor Sham, the longest fjord in Musandam, runs 16 to 17 km between cliffs that drop straight into the sea. People call Musandam the Norway of Arabia, and a day on the water shows why.

Dolphins join the dhow on most days in Khor Sham. They are wild, so we can’t promise them, but our crew knows where they usually feed and slows down when they appear.

Khasab is about 200 km from Dubai through the Al Dara border. Drive yourself and meet us at Khasab port, or book a tour with pickup from Dubai, Sharjah or RAK.

Want a mix of tours, or dates that don’t fit a package? Tell us your group size, dates and what you enjoy, and we will put a Khasab trip together for you. Popular combinations are a dhow cruise with a mountain safari, or two days in Khasab with an overnight dhow or beach camping.
Private boats and vehicles are available for families, friends and company groups. We plan the timings, the transport from the UAE and the border paperwork, and send you one price before you pay anything.
Our guides to what to do, where to go, where to stay and how to get to Khasab.

Khasab offers adventure, history and dramatic fjord scenery. Cruise the fjords on a traditional dhow, spot dolphins, snorkel in clear water or head into the mountains by 4×4. Keep reading for the best things to do on your Musandam trip.

Start with the Khasab fjords, where a dhow cruise takes you past steep cliffs and dolphin waters. Khasab Fort shows the area’s past through its restored rooms and exhibits. For the best views, drive up Jebel Al Harim, the highest peak in Musandam, known for its fossils. Keep reading for more places to visit.

Khasab has hotels for every budget. Atana Khasab Hotel offers sea views and modern rooms, Atana Musandam Resort has Omani-style buildings on the waterfront, and Khasab Hotel is the budget option. Keep reading for more places to stay.

The drive from Dubai to Khasab takes around 2 to 3 hours and covers about 200 km along the coast. Carry your passport and the right visa for the UAE and Oman border crossing at Ras Al Khaimah. Once in Khasab, you can explore the fjords, old forts and mountain roads. Keep reading for the latest border rules and the documents you need before you leave for Khasab.
Quick answers to what guests ask us most.
Khasab is the main town of Musandam, a part of Oman that the UAE separates from the rest of the country. It sits on the Strait of Hormuz, about 200 km north of Dubai.
By road through the Al Dara border in Ras Al Khaimah. The drive takes about 2.5 hours, or 3 to 3.5 hours door to door with the border. You can drive yourself, or book a tour with transport from Dubai, Sharjah or RAK.
Dhow cruises in Khor Sham, swimming and snorkeling at Telegraph Island and Seebi Island, dolphin watching, mountain safaris up Jebel Al Harim, beach camping, scuba diving and a Khasab city tour.
A dhow is a traditional wooden boat. On our cruises you sail into the Khor Sham fjords, stop to swim and snorkel, and have lunch on board on the full day trip. Every dhow has a toilet, a shower and life jackets for all guests.
It depends on your nationality. Some nationalities need an Oman visa, which costs AED 50 at the border, and everyone pays the AED 35 UAE exit fee. Send us your nationality on WhatsApp and we will confirm before you book.
October to December, when the water is calm and the days are warm. January and February are cooler on deck. Tours run daily from October to mid May, and on weekends in the summer, when it passes 40°C.
Your passport and Emirates ID, swimwear, sun protection and a small bag for valuables. In January and February, bring a light jacket for the deck.
Yes. Khasab has a few hotels, from Atana Khasab and Atana Musandam Resort to simpler hotels in town. See our guide on where to stay in Musandam.
It depends on the tour. Day cruises include swimming and snorkeling stops, and the full day cruise adds lunch, Telegraph Island and Seebi Island. Each tour page lists exactly what is included.
On most days, yes. Dolphins are wild, so we can’t guarantee them, but the crew slows down when they appear so you can watch and take photos.
Khasab is a conservative town. Swimwear is fine on the boat and at the beach, but cover your shoulders and knees in town and in the villages.
Yes, all food on our tours is halal. You are welcome to bring your own snacks on any tour.
One day is enough for a dhow cruise. With two days you can add a mountain safari, an overnight dhow or beach camping.
Yes. Send us your dates, group size and what you would like to do on WhatsApp, and we will put together a private trip with one price.
Send us your date and group size on WhatsApp.
We confirm the price and availability, and a 50% deposit secures your spot.