Khasab Musandam Half Day Dhow Cruise Price & Booking
Book the Khasab Musandam half day dhow cruise at the best price and enjoy dolphin watching, snorkeling, and refreshments onboard. The Musandam half day dhow cruise is a 3-hour sail in a traditional wooden dhow to see dolphins, snorkel, and visit the historical Telegraph Island. This trip also offers an opportunity to see beautiful beaches and picturesque views of Musandam fjords from the water. The half-day Khasab dhow cruise is full of adventure and excitement and is suitable for anyone who is interested in water.
What is more exciting than watching the live natural dolphins during the cruise? Dancing, playing and racing the dhows which are exciting. The half-day Musandam Khasab Dhow cruise is the best way to meet the wild dolphins of Musandam. We provide you with tea, coffee, water, oranges, bananas, apples, and soft drinks.
Tour Highlights:
- Adventurous half-day dhow cruise into Musandam fjords and sightseeing
- Dolphin watching along the way to historical Telegraph Island
- One-stop for snorkeling and swimming at Telegraph Island inside fjords
- View of small fisherman villages inside fjords like Quanah, Maqlab, and Shem
- An unforgettable Khasab Musandam dhow cruise with dolphin watching
Tour Includes:
- Three hours sharing basis dhow cruise to historical Telegraph Island & fjords.
- Dolphin watching, snorkeling swimming, and view of fisherman villages inside Musandam fjords.
- Unlimited refreshments on the board including traditional Omani tea, coffee, and plain water
- Fresh fruits (Apple, Banana & Orange) all the time will be during the Khasab Musandam dhow cruise
- Basic toilet and shower facility with freshwater, hand wash, tissue papers, and towels
- Snorkeling and swimming gear, life jackets, towels, and comfortable sitting arrangements.
Expectations From Khasab Dhow Cruise?
It’s not as important whether you go on a half-day Khasab dhow cruise in the morning or afternoon! You will enjoy a great experience in the beautiful fjords and the serenity around you. Half-day Musandam dhow cruise is best suited for families with small kids and cruise ship guests that visit Khasab for a short time.
Half-day dhow cruise in Khasab Musandam includes snorkeling swimming, dolphin watching, and visiting the historical Telegraph Island. As the boat leaves the port, you will be provided with life jackets and snorkeling gear. Toilet and shower facilities are on the boat and the cost for these is covered by the tour. D
Khasab Dhow Cruise Itinerary:
Khasab Musandam’s half-day cruise is a three-hour trip but full of adventure and excitement. The detailed itinerary of the Musandam half-day trip is below:
REPORTING TIME – 09:00 AM MORNING – 01:00 PM AFTERNOON:
It takes approximately 3.5 hours to reach Khasab Musandam if you are traveling from Dubai. It is advised that you leave enough early to reach the given meeting point by 09:00 am for the morning tour and 01:00 pm for the afternoon.
DEPARTURE TIME – 09:30 AM MORNING – 01:30 PM AFTERNOON:
The morning cruise starts at 9:30 am and the afternoon session starts at 12:30 pm. You will be welcomed by our staff and served water, coffee, and tea. There will be fresh fruits including bananas, oranges, and apples as well.
DOLPHIN WATCHING – 10:45 AM MORNING – 02:15 PM AFTERNOON:
Our staff on the boat try their best to bring dolphins along with the boat during a while sailing toward Telegraph island. There is a high chance that you will see the dolphins during the cruise.
TELEGRAPH ISLAND – 11:30 AM MORNING – 02:45 PM AFTERNOON
Telegraph is a nice place for snorkeling and swimming lovers. For those that have never snorkeled here, it will be a new experience. Snorkeling equipment, life jackets, and towels are provided. We advise you to bring your swimwear if you want to participate in water activities.
KHASAB PORT ARRIVAL – 12:30 PM MORNING – 04:30 PM AFTERNOON:
We will spend around one hour at Telegraph snorkeling and swimming, then return to Khasab port. The return trip to the Khasab port usually takes about forty-five minutes, depending on the sea conditions. Cruise ship guests are dropped back to the Khasab cruise port directly.