🇴🇲Snorkeling, Freediving, and Scuba in Oman

Arabian Sea

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Gulf of Oman

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Persian Gulf

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Somali/Arabian

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Arabian (Persian) Gulf

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Gulf of Oman

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Western Arabian Sea

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Abu Rashid Drift

Abu Rashid Drift is located approximately one hour from Khasab harbour. The dive site features depths that can exceed 50 meters. Current strength can vary significantly, ranging from very slow to very fast, influenced by tidal conditions. Divers can observe a variety of coral species, including both soft and hard corals, as well as sponges. Common fish species in the area include angelfish, clownfish, butterfly fish, and jackfish.

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Abu Rashid Wall

Abu Rashid Wall is located approximately one hour from Khasab harbour and features a depth that exceeds 50 meters. Divers may encounter strong currents, which can fluctuate based on environmental conditions and tides. The site is known for sightings of marine life such as turtles, stingrays, and eagle rays, as well as larger fish species. Additionally, macro life including shrimp and nudibranchs can be found in the area.

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Al Batinah

Al Batinah is a recently sunk Omani navy wreck, positioned at a depth of 24 meters on a sandy bottom. The wreck, measuring approximately 30 meters in length, features several penetrable areas that resemble swim-throughs. The deck of the ship is located at a depth of 18 meters. Despite being a new site, it is already teeming with marine life, including small nudibranchs that inhabit the soft corals. Divers may also encounter stingrays, turtles, and angel fish in the vicinity.

26.3650, 56.4562

Al Maqta

Al Maqta is located opposite Ras Sarkan on the northern side of Habalayn Bay. This dive site features a coral wall that includes slopes and a vibrant coral garden. The depth ranges from 10 to 35 meters, making it suitable for both macro and night diving. Divers should be aware of the currents that can occur at the tips of the site, typically flowing from the inside out. Marine life commonly observed here includes schools of Fusiliers, Giant Trevally, Batfish, Damselfish, Stingrays, Moray Eels, Turtles, Lobsters, and Cuttlefish. There is also a chance to see sharks or Mola-Mola if conditions are right.

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Al Munassir Wreck

The Al Munassir wreck is an 84-meter-long Navy vessel that was intentionally sunk in 2003. It rests in a navigation position at depths ranging from 25 to 30 meters. The wreck serves as a habitat for a variety of marine life, including yellowtail snappers, honeycomb moray eels, and various species of nudibranchs, as well as grey peppered morays. This site offers divers the opportunity to explore the structure while observing the diverse aquatic species that inhabit it.

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Alila House Reef

Alila House Reef is located on the western end of Hinu Bay, providing a shore entry point for divers. The reef is relatively shallow, with depths ranging from 3 to 9 meters. Divers typically explore the site by heading out on their right shoulder and returning on their left. The underwater environment features a seasonal kelp forest, along with sea anemones and various coral formations. Marine life commonly observed includes Salalah guitarfish, eagle rays, blue spotted rays, nudibranchs, turtles, parrot fish, moray eels, banner fish, and trunk fish.

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Aquarium

Aquarium is a dive site with a depth range from 8 to 27 meters, although it is advisable to remain in shallower waters up to 18 meters. The site features large rocks adorned with a variety of colorful corals. It is structured as a two-way dive, divided into left and right shoulders. Divers can expect to encounter a significant population of moray eels and marine turtles, along with opportunities to see cuttlefish, squids, stingrays, and, during the appropriate season, whale sharks. Clownfish and stonefish are also present in the area.

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Aquarium

Aquarium is a dive site characterized by an underwater mountain located approximately 15 minutes by boat from Daymaniat Island. Divers can enter from the shore, and it is advisable to use a shotline for descent rather than anchoring. The site can be explored on either the left or right side, with optimal diving depths ranging from 8 to 15 meters. Marine life includes a significant population of moray eels, a large resident hawksbill turtle in the northern shallow area, and opportunities to see cuttlefish and squid. During the appropriate season, this site is also known for sightings of whale sharks.

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Aquarium

Aquarium is located approximately 20 minutes from Khasab harbour and features a lengthy cliff face adorned with large rocky boulders and various coral types. The dive site begins at a depth of around 5 meters and descends to 20 meters. While currents may be present, they are generally not strong. Divers can encounter a diverse array of marine life, including cuttlefish, electric rays, turtles, pipefish, and numerous other fish species. Occasionally, dolphins may also be spotted passing through the area.

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Aquiriam

Aquiriam is a dive site accessible via a 35-minute boat ride. The site features natural rock formations that create a unique underwater environment. Divers can explore depths reaching up to 18 meters, with the most diverse marine life found around 7 meters. A variety of fish species inhabit this area, including trigger fish, banner fish, butterfly fish, as well as octopus, turtles, rays, and moray eels.

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Atlantis

The Atlantis dive site is situated near the well-known Telegraph Island. This location features a small reef within the fjord, reaching a maximum depth of 25 meters. Divers may encounter dolphins during their dives, along with sightings of stingrays and occasional eagle rays.

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Barracuda Ride

Barracuda Ride is a sloping wall dive located approximately 1.5 hours from Khasab harbour. The dive site features depths ranging from 25 to 35 meters and is characterized by strong currents. These conditions can facilitate sightings of larger marine species, including hammerhead sharks and numerous barracudas, along with various other fish species.

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Barracuda Rock

Barracuda Rock is a seldom-explored dive site situated opposite Khor Habalayn. The area features a mix of rocky formations and sandy slopes, complemented by a coral garden. Depths range from 3 to 20 meters, making it suitable for beginner divers. A full circuit around Barracuda Rock can be completed, with the option to head north afterward. Marine life commonly observed includes various coral fish, schools of jackfish, fusiliers, barracuda, angelfish, lionfish, moray eels, and occasionally turtles and stingrays. The site is also appropriate for macro and night diving.

26.1530, 56.4092

Beachams Arch

Beacham's Arch is a dive site located at a latitude of 26.372300 and a longitude of 56.464500. The average depth at this site is approximately 18 meters, and divers may encounter strong currents. This location is known for its diverse marine life, including species such as eagle rays, stingrays, turtles, moray eels, clownfish, electric rays, wrasse, pufferfish, and boxfish. The site is accessed via shore entry.

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Beachams Drift

Beachams Drift is located approximately 45 minutes from Khasab harbour and is accessible via shore entry. The dive site features varying current strengths, influenced by wind and tide conditions, which can range from slow to fast. Divers are advised to maintain a depth of around 18 meters, although the site does extend to greater depths if necessary. Marine life at Beachams Drift includes nudibranchs, eagle rays, stingrays, moray eels, and various fish species, with the possibility of encountering leopard sharks during certain times of the year.

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Bill's Bumps

Bill's Bumps is situated on the west wall of Fahal Island, approximately a 30-minute boat ride from the nearest launch point. This dive site features a variety of underwater tunnels and holes that can be explored while diving in shallow waters along the wall. Marine life commonly observed here includes various species of triggerfish, butterfly fish, sea turtles, moray eels, and rays, making it a vibrant spot for divers.

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Black Tip Reef

Black Tip Reef features significant coral formations at the entry point, leading to a wall that includes a large plateau at approximately 18 meters, adorned with coral bushes. The northern wall reaches a maximum depth of about 23 meters. Divers may encounter various marine life, including rays, blacktip sharks, and moray eels that can be found in the caves beneath the rocky structures.

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Cat Island

Cat Island is located near the Marina Bandar Al Rowdha and is accessible by boat within a 10-15 minute ride from the dive center. The dive site features a maximum depth of approximately 12-15 meters. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of coral life and numerous reef fish species, including Moray eels, Clown fish, and Picasso Triggerfish, among others.

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Cats Eye

Cats Eye is named for the distinctive holes in the surrounding mountain that resemble cat's eyes. This dive site features a sloping coral reef that descends to a sandy bottom, making it accessible for divers of all skill levels. The area is known for its diverse marine life, including large coral pinnacles, moray eels, eagle rays, sting rays, nudibranchs, and clownfish. During certain seasons, leopard sharks may also be spotted here.

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Cave Site

Cave Site is the deepest dive location in the area, reaching depths of 32 meters along the wall. The site offers various diving options due to its expansive nature. In favorable weather conditions, a drift dive along the right shoulder from the outside to the inside is recommended. The site is known for its rich biodiversity, including a variety of rays and numerous moray eels present throughout the dive.

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China Wreck

The China Wreck is a dive site accessible from the shore, located at coordinates 16.965600, 54.707800. The wreck lies at a depth of approximately 8 meters and is home to a variety of marine species. Divers can expect to see Steve the turtle, along with trigger fish, schools of snappers, octopus, moray eels, juvenile clownfish, and sweet lips among the diverse marine life present in the area. This site is suitable for beginners and Basic Divers due to its shallow depth and easy access.

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Cockle Shell Bay

Cockle Shell Bay offers a unique diving experience characterized by a mix of rocky boulders within the bay and a wall adorned with corals outside. Divers can explore a notable forest of Green gorgonia located between depths of 22 and 24 meters. The site is known for easy sightings of honeycomb moray eels, and during days with good visibility, rays may also be observed. In the summer months, the area becomes a notable location for whale shark encounters.

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Coral Alley

Coral Alley is located approximately 25 minutes from Khasab harbour, featuring a sandy beach entry. The dive site is characterized by large coral pinnacles and a diverse array of marine life. As divers venture out of the bay, they may encounter varying currents near the corner. Commonly observed species include triggerfish, clownfish, barracuda, wrasse, and goatfish, along with nudibranchs, stingrays, and turtles.

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Coral garden

Coral Garden is located approximately 35 minutes from Khasab harbour and features a sloping coral reef that descends to a sandy bottom, reaching a maximum depth of 28 meters. This site is characterized by strong currents, making it suitable for advanced divers. Marine life includes nudibranchs, shrimps, moray eels, turtles, stingrays, goatfish, clownfish, and flounders, among others.

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Decorator Bay

Decorator Bay features a varied underwater landscape with depths ranging from 3.5 meters to 14 meters. The site begins with a sandy bottom, making it suitable for training and course dives. As divers explore further, they encounter a mix of soft and hard corals. Under the boulders, divers can find lobsters, while around the 10-meter mark, schools of sergeant majors are commonly observed. Additionally, macro life such as nudibranchs and shrimps can be spotted throughout the area.

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Deep Purple

Deep Purple is located approximately one and a half hours from Khasab harbour. The dive site features a sloping coral reef with large rocky boulders, with an average depth ranging from 20 to 22 meters. Divers may encounter strong currents at times, although conditions can be calm with little to no current. The site is home to a variety of marine life, including numerous species of soft and hard corals, nudibranchs, lobsters, moray eels, turtles, and stingrays.

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Democracy Bay

Democracy Bay is situated in the same area as the Munassir wreck. The dive site features a rocky slope that descends from the shallows to depths of 18-19 meters. Divers can explore this site as either a drift dive or a two-way dive. It is known for its macro life and is home to moray eels. When visibility is good, divers may encounter schools of Indian mackerel and Suez fusiliers.

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Derin

Derin is the deepest dive site in the region, reaching a maximum depth of approximately 45 meters. It is primarily designated for training purposes and is located just ten minutes from the jetty at Roshan Resort. The site features impressive rock formations and offers the chance to encounter larger pelagic species. Marine life includes lobsters, eagle rays, Mobulas, guitar and leopard sharks, as well as various triggerfish and an array of deep-water corals and sponges.

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Dibba Bay North

Dibba Bay North is situated just north of the Dibba port in Oman, approximately 5 minutes away. This dive site features a mix of rocky formations and sandy slopes, along with a coral garden. The waters are shallow, ranging from 3 to 12 meters, making it suitable for beginners and students. It is also a good location for snorkeling and night diving. Marine life commonly observed here includes various coral fish, Jack fish, Angelfish, Lionfish, Moray Eels, schools of Fusiliers, as well as occasional sightings of Turtles, Stingrays, and Cuttlefish.

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Dibba Port

Dibba Port is situated directly in front of the port, featuring a mix of rocky areas and sandy slopes alongside a coral garden. The site offers shallow depths ranging from 3 to 10 meters, making it suitable for beginners and students. It is also accessible for snorkeling and night diving. Marine life commonly observed includes various coral fish, Jack fish, Fusiliers, Angelfish, Lionfish, Moray Eels, and occasionally Turtles, Stingrays, and Cuttlefish.

25.6506, 56.2715

Eagle Bay

Eagle Bay is situated in the northwest region of Al Khayl Island, with coordinates at 26.379300, 56.418700. This dive site features a combination of walls and slopes, showcasing an array of hard and soft coral gardens. The depth ranges from 10 to 35 meters, and divers should be aware that strong currents are present, necessitating advanced diving skills. Marine life includes Giant Trevally, schools of Jack fish, Snappers, Sweetlips, Rainbow fish, Angelfish, Batfish, Murray Eel, Lobster, and occasionally Eagle rays and Stingrays. Sightings of sharks may also occur, adding to the site's biodiversity.

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Eagle Bay (Oman)

Eagle Bay is a dive site accessible by boat, located approximately 30 minutes from the shore. The site features a maximum depth of 12 meters, with an average depth of 9 meters. Divers can explore a broad sandy channel bordered by coral formations on either side. The area is home to a variety of marine life, including clownfish, triggerfish, moray eels, scorpion fish, Moorish idols, as well as octopus, cuttlefish, nudibranchs, and turtles.

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Fahal North

Fahal North is located at the northernmost point of the island, approximately 45 minutes from the dive center. This dive site is accessible from the shore and caters to both beginner and advanced divers, allowing for dives at varying depths, with a maximum depth of 20 meters. The underwater landscape features large boulders adorned with coral and a variety of colorful fish. Notable marine life includes several species of Triggerfish, various types of Moray eels such as the Honeycomb Moray, Groupers, Lionfish, and other reef fish. Divers may also have the opportunity to encounter larger species like Stingrays, adding to the site's appeal.

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Falcon rock

Falcon Rock is located at coordinates 26.303900, 56.322600 and is accessible via shore entry. The dive site features large rocky boulders and coral formations, with a maximum depth of 18 meters. Divers can observe a variety of fish species, including clownfish, pipefish, angelfish, butterfly fish, and parrotfish.

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Fathi Reef

Fathi Reef is located directly in front of the Alila hotel and features a diverse underwater landscape with coral gardens. The site reaches a maximum depth of 24 meters, while the average depth is around 15 meters. Divers can observe a variety of marine life, including moray eels, scorpion fish, clown fish, butterfly fish, trigger fish, and rays. Notable species such as mobula rays, eagle rays, and leopard sharks can also be encountered here.

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First Entrance

First Entrance is a channel dive accessible from the shore, with depths ranging from 4 meters in the inner fiord to 23 meters at the channel's entrance. Divers may experience a drift dive or opt for a two-way dive. Common marine life includes turtles, and there is a possibility of encountering Whale Sharks. Various species of crabs can be found taking refuge among the hard corals.

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Garden Of Eden

Garden Of Eden is located next to Kismah Island within the Daymaniyat Islands. This dive site features a sandy bottom with both soft and hard coral reefs, reaching a maximum depth of 23 meters. Divers can expect to start at a depth of around 12 meters and may experience drift diving conditions. The area is home to a variety of marine life, including numerous species of coral, various fish, stingrays, and leopard sharks. Notable sightings include the distinctive pink soft corals, batfish, and triggerfish.

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Guno’s Trace

Guno's Trace is situated on the northwest side of Police Island, featuring a wall dive that reaches a maximum depth of approximately 26 meters. The marine environment varies significantly with depth; for instance, the ecosystem at 10 meters differs from that at 18 meters. Divers can encounter larger species such as Queen Fish, guitar sharks, and leopard sharks. The site also showcases soft corals resembling large trees, creating a unique underwater landscape. The dive site offers an intricate layout, making it an engaging experience for curious divers.

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Haffah

Haffah Bay is situated north of Dibba port in Oman, accessible via a shore entry. The dive site features a mix of rocky formations and sandy slopes, complemented by a coral garden. The depth ranges from 3 to 16 meters, making it suitable for beginner divers and ideal for night diving. Marine life commonly observed includes various coral fish, schools of Jack fish, Fusiliers, Barracuda, Angelfish, Lionfish, Moray Eels, as well as Turtles and Stingrays.

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Hamburger

The Hamburger dive site is located on the eastern side of the island, offering a depth range from 5 to 20 meters. The underwater terrain transitions from sandy areas to pebbly sections, culminating in large boulders that are adorned with a variety of corals. Divers may encounter various reef fish, as well as larger species such as stingrays and eagle rays. This site is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers.

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Hamdi Block

Hamdi Block is a wall dive situated on the inshore side of a small island, with depths ranging from 12 meters to a maximum of 28 meters. The dive site is approximately a 25-minute boat ride from Roshan Jetty, where divers may have the opportunity to see dolphins during the journey. The rocky wall is home to a variety of macro life, with small creatures residing among the rocks. Mooray eels are commonly observed in this area, alongside extensive hard coral growth.

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Hard Rock Cafe

Hard Rock Cafe is a dive site located on a small rock formation off the mainland, characterized by a mix of walls and slopes. The depth ranges from 5 to 35 meters, providing a diverse underwater landscape that includes both hard and soft coral gardens. Divers should be aware of the current, which can be strong during significant tidal movements, and it's advisable to check conditions before diving. Marine life at this site includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, and Rainbowfish, along with Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and Lobsters. Occasionally, divers may spot Zebra sharks or Eagle rays in the area.

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Hayut

Hayut is situated at Al-Kharaba Island within the Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve. The dive site features an average depth ranging from 5 to 23 meters. The dive consists of a wall section and an open ground area, providing a diverse underwater landscape. The marine environment is characterized by a variety of soft and hard corals, showcasing numerous colors. Divers may encounter various species of marine life, including tiger sharks, stingrays, sea turtles, and multiple species of moray eels. The site is accessible via shore entry.

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Hidden Beach

Hidden Beach is a shore dive site located at coordinates 26.371900, 56.523000. The dive depth ranges from 5 meters to 30 meters, with occasional light currents present. Divers can expect to encounter a diverse array of marine life, including turtles, stingrays, eagle rays, moray eels, and nudibranchs.

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Hidden Beach Drift

Hidden Beach Drift is a shore entry dive site located at coordinates 26.379300, 56.521700. The dive begins at a depth of approximately 5 meters and extends down to 35 meters. The strength of the current can vary based on weather conditions, which may influence the dive experience. This site is known for its diverse marine life, and divers may have the opportunity to encounter hammerhead sharks when currents are particularly strong.

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Humsi Wreck

The Humsi Wreck is located approximately 10 minutes by speedboat from Kasab harbour. This site features a small dhow wreck that rests at a depth of around 10 meters. The wreck measures 12 meters in length and is surrounded by fine white sand. Nearby, divers can explore large rock boulders that are interspersed with coral reef. The area is rich in marine life, including micro organisms like glass shrimp, as well as larger species such as turtles, moray eels, and various fish species.

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Jackfish Corner

Jackfish Corner is located approximately one hour from Khasab harbour on a small island. The dive site reaches depths exceeding 50 meters and is known for its strong currents. Divers can observe an abundance of soft purple coral throughout the area. Additionally, various species of nudibranchs can be found, and eagle rays are often seen swimming in the open water.

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Jissah Island

Jissah Island is accessible via a 5-minute boat ride from the nearest dive center. The dive begins at a depth of 5 meters and reaches a maximum of 12-13 meters. Divers will explore an artificial reef that is home to various marine life, including giant moray eels, clown fish, parrot fish, and occasionally lobsters. The reef also features a diverse array of corals, particularly notable for its beautiful table corals, making it suitable for introductory dives and open water courses.

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Jissah Point

Jissah Point is a dynamic dive site accessible from the shore, located at coordinates 23.557800, 58.659400. The dive begins at a depth of 8 meters, featuring boulders covered with soft purple gorgonian. As divers progress, the terrain transitions to a slope at 9 meters, where soft corals, cushion sea stars, and a sandy bottom can be observed. Marine life includes schools of snappers, big-eye barracuda, and striped eel catfish, with occasional sightings of turtles, cuttlefish, and various stingrays such as the fantail and jenkins.

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Kachalu (Jazirat Abu Sufur)

Kachalu, also known as Jazirat Abu Sufur, is a small island situated directly north of the Musandam Peninsula. The dive site features a combination of walls and slopes, showcasing diverse hard and soft coral gardens. The depth ranges from 10 to 40 meters. Divers should be aware that strong currents are prevalent in this area. Marine life includes Giant Trevally, Pinjalo, Jackfish, Snappers, Sweet-lips, King and Batfish, as well as Lobster, Eagle rays, and Stingrays. Occasionally, divers may encounter Hammerheads, White-tip sharks, and Mola-Mola.

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Khoar Qabal

Khoar Qabal features a mix of wall and sloped terrain, complemented by a coral garden. Located within Khor Qabal Bay, it is approximately 3 minutes east of Ras Samid. The dive site has depths ranging from 5 to 20 meters and is suitable for macro and night diving. Divers should be aware of potential currents, particularly near the corner of the site. Marine life includes various coral fish, schools of Jack fish, Fusiliers, Barracudas, Moray Eels, Turtles, Angelfish, Lionfish, Pufferfish, Cuttlefish, and Lobster.

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Khor Habalayn

Khor Habalayn is a dive site situated within Habalayn Bay, characterized by a mix of walls and slopes adorned with both hard and soft corals. The depth ranges from 5 to 23 meters, making it accessible for beginner divers. The site is also suitable for macro and night diving. Divers should be aware that currents may be present, particularly at the corners of the site. Marine life is abundant, with sightings of schools of Jack fish, Fusiliers, Barracudas, Moray Eels, Turtles, Angelfish, Lionfish, Stingrays, and Lobsters.

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Lagoon

Lagoon is a confined water area located at coordinates 23.548300, 58.656100, providing a calm environment for diving activities. The site features a platform at a depth of 2 meters, where various exercises for diving courses are conducted. On the left side, divers can explore an artificial reef, while the right side presents a sandy bottom. Despite being a controlled environment, divers may encounter a variety of fish species and occasionally spot turtles.

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Larissa

Larissa is situated approximately 7 minutes by boat from the jetty at Roshan Resort. The dive site features a sandy bottom that ranges from 4 meters to 25 meters in depth. Divers can expect to see a variety of marine life, including Rock Lobsters, Turtles, and Eagle Rays. Additionally, common species in the area include Picasso triggerfish and Blue triggerfish, alongside a diverse array of Tropical Reef Fish and both hard and soft corals.

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Lima Rock (North)

Lima Rock (North) is a small rocky island located 1.5 km from Ras Lima. The northern section features a diverse reef characterized by slopes and walls, with depths ranging from 3 to 25 meters. This site is notable for its macro diving opportunities and is also suitable for night dives. Marine life includes Moray Eels, Turtles, Stingrays, Scorpionfish, Lionfish, Stonefish, Electric Rays, and schools of Jackfish and Fusiliers.

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Lima Rock (South)

Lima Rock (South) is a dive site characterized by strong and turbulent currents, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced divers. The depth ranges from 5 to 45 meters, providing a variety of underwater experiences. The site is known for its abundant marine life, including barracudas, jacks, snappers, moray eels, and various rays. Divers may also encounter turtles and lobsters in the crevices, with the occasional sighting of a whale shark. Entry to the site is from the shore.

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Lost Anchor

Lost Anchor is located approximately 15 minutes from Khasab harbour and is characterized as a shallow dive site, making it ideal for beginners. The site typically experiences minimal currents, allowing for comfortable diving conditions most of the time. Divers can observe a variety of marine life, including vibrant corals, cuttlefish, and stingrays, among other species.

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lost reef

Lost Reef is located near the Kharabah Islands at the Daymaniyat Islands, approximately 40 minutes from Wave Marina. The dive begins at a depth of 6 meters, reaching a maximum depth of 18 meters. The dive site features an underwater platform along half of the dive line, followed by a small wall. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of marine life, including coral reef fish, sea turtles, leopard sharks, stingrays, and devil rays, as well as both soft and hard corals.

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Lost Reef

Lost Reef is a small coral reef located approximately 10 minutes by speedboat from Khasab harbour. The site reaches depths of around 15 meters and is surrounded by sandy areas. Divers should carry a surface marker buoy (SMB) for safety during ascent due to significant boat traffic in the vicinity. The reef is home to a variety of marine life, including numerous fish species, turtles, sharks, and stingrays.

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Lucas Reef

Lucas Reef is situated approximately five minutes from the jetty of Roshan Resort. This dive site is characterized by its shallow depths, making it suitable for beginner divers. Marine life observed here includes turtles, octopus, various rays, triggerfish, and a range of tropical reef fish, showcasing the biodiversity of the region.

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Mambo Reef

Mambo Reef is located between Sea Horse and Mermaid Cove and is best explored during a flooding tide, primarily along the left shoulder. The dive site reaches a maximum depth of 24 meters. Divers can expect to encounter large schools of grunt, along with frequent sightings of turtles, scorpion fish, and moray eels in the area.

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Marovi Island

Marovi Island is characterized by a wall on its northeast side and a gentle slope on the west, featuring a mix of hard and soft corals. The dive site ranges from depths of 10 to 35 meters, accommodating both beginner and advanced divers. Caution is advised due to currents in the channel and the presence of local speedboats in the area. Marine life includes a variety of species such as Barracuda, Jackfish, Fusiliers, Parrotfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, Turtles, and occasionally a Seahorse.

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Marriott Wreck

The Marriott Wreck is located in front of the Wyndham Garden Hotel, resting at a depth of 12 meters. This shipwreck, measuring approximately 80 to 100 meters in length and about 12 meters wide, sank between 1914 and 1916, with local lore suggesting it was attacked by pirates. The site is home to diverse marine life, including large schools of barracuda, thicklips, lunar fusiliers, parrotfish, numerous moray eels, and the occasional crocodilefish.

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Mermaid Cove

Mermaid Cove is located approximately 15 minutes from the Dive Centre and features a sandy bottom ranging from 2 to 5 meters, making it an ideal site for try dives and training courses. Within the bay, a coral garden can be found on the right side, extending from 2 meters down to 14 meters. Beyond the bay, divers can explore a steep drop-off that reaches depths of 23 meters. The area is home to a resident school of yellowtail barracudas and a diverse range of moray eels. During the winter months, the site becomes a notable location for nudibranch sightings.

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Monkey Head

Monkey Head features a diverse underwater landscape characterized by short walls and rocky slopes. The site includes swim-throughs at a depth of around 10 meters, which can be home to various schools of fish. On the sandy bottom and in the open sea, divers may encounter eagle rays and stingrays. Additionally, lobsters and shrimps can often be found within the swim-throughs, contributing to the site's rich marine life.

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Mushroom (Sunken Reef)

Mushroom, also known as Sunken Reef, is situated between Red and Black Islands in Shishah Bay, with depths ranging from 5 to 25 meters. The site features gentle slopes adorned with a variety of hard and soft corals. Divers may encounter a mild current, which is manageable, but it is advisable to assess the current conditions prior to diving. Marine life at this location includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and occasionally, Zebra sharks or Eagle rays may be spotted.

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No Palm Beach

No Palm Beach is situated approximately 1.5 hours from Khasab harbour. This dive site features varied topography, including small walls and sloping coral reefs. The typical depth ranges from 18 to 25 meters. Divers can encounter a diverse array of marine life, such as large honeycomb moray eels, nudibranchs, tuna, triggerfish, pufferfish, clownfish, and barracuda.

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North Bay

North Bay features a sandy bottom that transitions into large bommies and rock formations starting at a depth of 4 meters. This area is known for sightings of stingrays, snake eels, and occasionally needlefish near the surface. As divers descend, the underwater landscape reveals a mix of soft and hard corals, with the maximum depth reaching 22 meters. Divers may also encounter large honeycomb moray eels, cuttlefish, and have the opportunity to see larger fish such as tuna or trevally in the blue waters.

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Novice bay

Novice Bay serves as a training site for divers, accommodating depths from 0 to 30 meters. The area features two notable coral gardens, recognized for their beauty within the BK region. Divers can expect to see a variety of marine life, including anemones, turtles, and cuttlefish. In the deeper sections of the bay, nudibranchs are frequently observed.

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Octopus Rock

Octopus Rock is a notable dive site in Musandam, characterized by a variety of underwater features including large and small rocks, slopes, and sandy bottoms, along with a diverse array of corals. The site has an average depth ranging from 14 to 32 meters, making it suitable for divers with varying experience levels. It is recommended to conduct two or three dives to fully explore the area. Divers should be aware of the currents that can occur, particularly during strong tidal movements. Marine life is abundant, with sightings of schools of Jack fish, Fusiliers, Snappers, Batfish, Giant Trevally, Scorpion fish, Moray Eels, Lobsters, Cuttlefish, and even Seahorses.

25.9995, 56.4384

Oman Aquarium

Oman Aquarium is situated within the Mall of Muscat and is recognized as Oman’s inaugural recreational and educational dive site. The maximum depth at this location reaches approximately 10 meters, allowing for dive durations ranging from 15 to 50 minutes. Divers can encounter a variety of marine life, including Sicklefin lemon sharks, Blacktip reef sharks, Giant guitar sharks, Bowmouth guitarfish, as well as Eagle rays and Sea turtles. Additionally, numerous species of reef fish, such as Puffer fish, can be observed in this artificial reef environment.

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Pipi beach

Pipi Beach is located approximately thirty minutes from Khasab harbour and features a sandy beach with two distinct ledges. The shallow ledge reaches a depth of around 12 meters and is abundant with coral and marine life. Divers can observe various fish species, including wrasse, goatfish, clownfish, and barracuda. Additionally, sightings of turtles and stingrays are common in this area.

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Plug Point

Plug Point features a fringing reef characterized by large rocky boulders, starting at a depth of 4 meters and extending down to 12 meters. A notable coral patch is located centrally, slightly removed from the main reef structure. The site is inhabited by various marine species, including stingrays, turtles, and cuttlefish. This location is suitable for entry-level divers, making it a good choice for training dives or check dives.

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Police Run

Police Run is situated on the western side of Police Bay, featuring depths ranging from 6 to 18 meters. The underwater landscape resembles an ancient city, complete with arches that divers can swim through. A prominent wall is present, characterized by numerous holes that serve as habitats for various marine species. Divers may encounter leopard sharks, and with some luck, whale sharks, along with sea turtles, puffer fish, lion fish, stone fish, halfbeaks, and sting rays.

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Purple Haze

Purple Haze is a dive site located in Bandar Khayran, featuring a wall that descends to a depth of 30 meters. Divers typically begin their dive within the channel and follow the reef on their left side. The site offers a rich diversity of marine life, with the deepest areas showcasing unique purple coral formations. In shallower regions, divers can observe a variety of corals teeming with numerous fish species. This site is accessible via shore entry.

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Qantab Reef

Qantab Reef features a fringing reef that begins at a depth of 5 meters and descends to 16 meters, making it suitable for both one-way and two-way dives. The site is characterized by a variety of hard and soft corals, along with significant rock formations that provide shelter for lobsters in their crevices. Divers may encounter stingrays gliding over the sandy bottom and the elusive crocodile fish. This location is particularly appealing to macro photography enthusiasts, offering chances to observe nudibranchs and shrimp.

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R-BLACK TIP REEF

R-Black Tip Reef offers a diving experience that begins at a depth of 9 meters and extends to 15 meters, with a wall located on the left side during the dive. Divers may encounter blacktip sharks, which are often seen in the corners of the site and can be found at depths reaching 20 meters. The area features large rocks that provide an entrance to the dive site. In addition to blacktip sharks, divers can also observe various species of stingrays, moray eels, clownfish, and lionfish throughout the dive.

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Ras Ahlil

Ras Ahlil features a gentle slope ranging from 5 to 20 meters in depth, characterized by an abundance of soft corals. The site is typically calm with minimal current, making it suitable for both night diving and snorkeling. Marine life includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and Lobsters. Divers may also encounter Zebra sharks or Eagle rays on occasion.

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Ras Arous

Ras Arous features a gentle slope adorned with an abundance of soft corals, providing a habitat for various marine species. The dive site ranges from depths of 5 to 25 meters. Divers should be aware of a mild current that typically flows from the bay, so it is advisable to assess the current conditions prior to diving. Marine life commonly observed includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and Lobsters. Additionally, divers may have the chance to encounter Zebra sharks or Eagle rays during their dive.

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Ras Bashin

Ras Bashin is located on the northern peninsula of Shabus Bay and features a gently sloping reef with a variety of hard and soft corals. The dive site ranges in depth from 10 to 40 meters. Divers should be aware of the current, which can be strong during significant tidal movements, and it is advisable to check conditions prior to diving. Marine life commonly observed includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Stingrays, Moray Eels, and Lobsters. There is a possibility of encountering Zebra sharks or Eagle rays during dives.

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Ras Dillah

Ras Dillah is situated opposite Ras Sarkan in the northern part of Habalayn Bay. This dive site features a diverse underwater landscape, including rocky formations, sandy slopes, and vertical walls, complemented by a vibrant coral garden. A notable feature of this site is a swim-through cave. The depth ranges from 10 to 40 meters, and divers should be aware of the currents that can occur, particularly during strong tidal movements. Marine life is plentiful, with sightings of various species such as snappers, parrotfish, barracuda, moray eels, turtles, stingrays, and cuttlefish. Occasionally, divers may encounter zebra sharks or even whale sharks.

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Ras Kaysah

Ras Kaysah is located at the southern tip of Shishah Bay, approximately 35.7 nautical miles at 018 degrees from Dibba port in Oman. The dive site features a mix of walls and slopes, with hard and soft coral gardens present. Depths range from 5 to 35 meters. Divers should be cautious of strong turbulent currents, particularly near the corner of the site. Marine life includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and Lobster. Occasionally, divers may encounter Zebra sharks or Eagle rays.

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Ras Lima

Ras Lima is a dive site suitable for divers of all levels, ranging from beginners to advanced. The site features a depth range of 3 to 18 meters and is characterized by an abundance of schooling fish along with diverse hard and soft coral formations. It is particularly noted for macro photography opportunities and is also a good location for night diving. Divers should be cautious of local speedboats in the area and are advised to use a surface marker buoy (SMB) while staying close to the wall. Marine life includes turtles, lobsters, snappers, barracudas, pufferfish, cuttlefish, cowtail rays, and large moray eels. Night dives may reveal octopus sightings.

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Ras Marovi & Sunken Reef

Ras Marovi & Sunken Reef is located adjacent to Marovi Island, approximately 21.2 nautical miles at a bearing of 021 degrees from Dibba port in Oman. The dive site features a gentle slope on the southern side of the peninsula, characterized by a diverse coral reef. The depth ranges from 5 to 23 meters, making it suitable for various diving experiences, including macro and night diving. Nearby, the Sunken Reef offers an abundance of marine life, including species such as barracuda, jackfish, fusiliers, parrotfish, moray eels, stingrays, turtles, and the occasional seahorse.

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Ras Mirbat

Ras Mirbat is a shore entry dive site characterized by rock pinnacles that reach depths between 5 meters and 30 meters. It offers a variety of marine life, making it suitable for both novice and experienced divers. Notable species include various Nudibranchs, octopus, trigger fish, lobsters, and moray eels, providing a rich underwater experience.

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Ras Musandam (East)

Ras Musandam (East) features a vertical wall that descends from 10 to 35 meters, showcasing a variety of hard and soft corals. The dive site is characterized by strong currents, making it essential for divers to possess advanced skills and experience with drift diving. Marine life commonly observed includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, and Barracudas, along with Moray Eels, King and Rainbow fish, Angelfish, Batfish, Lobsters, and occasionally Turtles and Stingrays. There is also a possibility of encountering sharks in the area.

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Ras Samid

Ras Samid features a combination of a wall and a sloping reef, with a notable coral garden. The dive site has a depth range of 5 to 25 meters, making it suitable for various diving experiences. It is particularly good for macro photography and night dives. Divers should be aware of the current, which can become strong during tidal movements, and it is advisable to check conditions before entering the water. Marine life is abundant here, with sightings of schools of Jack fish, Fusiliers, Barracudas, as well as Moray Eels, Turtles, Angelfish, Lionfish, Pufferfish, Cuttlefish, and Lobster.

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Ras Sannat

Ras Sannat is located 14.5 nautical miles at a bearing of 026 degrees from Dibba port in Oman. This dive site features shallow waters with sandy slopes and a coral garden, making it suitable for divers of all levels, from beginners to advanced. The depth ranges from 5 to 18 meters, providing a comfortable environment for exploration. The site is also accessible for snorkeling and night diving. Marine life commonly observed here includes various coral fish, schools of Jack fish, Fusiliers, Barracuda, Angelfish, Lionfish, Moray Eels, as well as Turtles and Stingrays.

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Ras Sarkan

Ras Sarkan is located at the southern entrance of Habalayn Bay, featuring a wall that transitions into slopes adorned with various hard and soft corals. The dive site reaches depths between 10 and 40 meters. Divers should be cautious of potential currents, particularly near the corner of the site, and remain vigilant for local speedboats due to the area's busyness. It is advisable to use a surface marker buoy (SMB) and stay close to the wall. Marine life at Ras Sarkan includes shoals of barracuda, jackfish, batfish, fusiliers, large parrotfish, moray eels, turtles, stingrays, marble rays, and, on rare occasions, white-tip sharks.

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Ras Sawt

Ras Sawt is situated north of Dibba port in Oman, approximately 8 minutes away. This dive site features shallow waters, with depths ranging from 3 to 18 meters, making it accessible for divers of all skill levels, including beginners. It is also suitable for snorkeling and night diving. Marine life commonly observed here includes various coral fish, schools of fusiliers, baby Murray eels, stingrays, and occasionally turtles.

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Red Island (Jazirat Hamra)

Red Island, also known as Jazirat Hamra, features gentle slopes adorned with abundant soft corals. The site is divided into two distinct areas: the North and South dive sites, both suitable for macro photography and night diving. The depth ranges from 5 to 25 meters, with mild currents present, particularly at the northern and southern tips of the island. Divers can expect to encounter various marine life, including schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and Lobsters. Occasionally, divers may spot Zebra sharks or Eagle rays.

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Rogers Barge

Rogers Barge is a wreck located approximately 200 meters from North Point, with depths reaching 41 to 42 meters during high tide. Divers should utilize GPS coordinates and a shoot line to locate the wreck effectively. Due to the significant depth, an XR certification is advisable for those planning to dive here. Surrounding the wreck, divers can observe a variety of marine life, including numerous fish, nudibranchs, torpedo rays, and sweepers, along with the possibility of encountering larger predators. The area is also home to a notable population of fan corals.

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Sannat Bay

Sannat Bay is located 14.5 nautical miles at a bearing of 026 degrees from Dibba port in Oman. This dive site features shallow waters with a sandy bottom, making it suitable for beginners and training purposes. The conditions typically include little to no current. Divers may encounter small schools of fish, turtles, and occasionally baby moray eels. The sandy substrate may also conceal stingrays resting. Sannat Bay is also a favorable location for snorkeling and night diving.

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Sannat Cave

Sannat Cave is characterized by a prominent swim-through, accompanied by several smaller passages and a varied landscape of slopes and rocks. The dive site ranges in depth from 3 to 15 meters. Divers should be cautious of local speedboats due to the area's busyness and are advised to use surface marker buoys (SMBs) while staying close to the wall. This site is suitable for advanced divers due to the nature of swim-throughs. Marine life includes common coral fish, moray eels, stingrays, and turtles, with schools of fusiliers often nearby. Additionally, the cave is a habitat for nudibranchs, shrimps, and lobsters.

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Seahorse Bay

Seahorse Bay features a sandy bottom that begins at a depth of 4 meters and gradually descends to 16 meters. This site is suitable for divers of all experience levels, making it ideal for training and introductory dives. At the entrance, divers can observe hard corals and may encounter unique marine life, including the scribbled pipefish. Additionally, look for a notable resident known as 'Capt Hook,' a one-eyed puffer fish, which adds to the site's distinctiveness.

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Shark Cove

Shark Cove is located approximately 5 minutes by boat from Barr al Jissah Marina. This dive site is well-suited for beginners and is ideal for check dives, particularly during rough sea conditions due to its sheltered position. The underwater landscape features a vibrant reef dominated by large table corals and a variety of reef fish. The maximum depth at this site is around 8 meters.

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Smirnoff Bay

Smirnoff Bay is located approximately 1.5 hours from Khasab harbour and features a sloping coral reef with sections of wall diving. The dive site has an average depth ranging from 18 to 25 meters. It is crucial to begin the dive at the correct entry point within the bay to avoid strong currents that can occur if starting too far out. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of marine life, including triggerfish, clownfish, jackfish, tuna, parrotfish, and often large honeycomb moray eels among the coral formations.

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Storm’s Wreck

Storm's Wreck is the remains of an old dhow that sank after colliding with the island, resulting in a scattering of vehicles at various depths. Divers can observe parts of the wreck at approximately 6 meters, with cars distributed across the site, the deepest being located at around 20 meters. The marine life in this area includes species such as stingrays, turtles, moray eels, nudibranchs, and lobsters, contributing to a diverse underwater ecosystem.

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Tawakul (Jazirat Abu Rashid)

Tawakul, also known as Jazirat Abu Rashid, features a mix of walls and slopes adorned with hard and soft coral gardens. The dive site ranges from depths of 10 to 40 meters. Divers should be aware of the strong currents that are typical in this area. Marine life includes schools of Jackfish, Snappers, and Sweetlips, along with Kingfish, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, and Batfish. Additionally, Lobsters, Eagle rays, and Stingrays can be observed, and there is a chance of encountering Whitetip sharks and Mola-Molas.

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Telegraph Wall

Telegraph Wall is located near the well-known Telegraph Island and is accessible via a shore entry. This dive site features a depth range of 10 to 15 meters, making it suitable for divers of varying experience levels. The area is also popular for snorkeling, with many dhow cruises frequently stopping here. Marine life includes the possibility of encountering humpback dolphins, along with sightings of large crabs and cuttlefish.

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The Boulder Wall

The Boulder Wall is a dive site characterized by large boulders that have tumbled from the surrounding mountains. The dive begins at a depth of approximately 5 meters and descends to 30 meters. This site is known for its calm conditions, with no currents present. Divers may encounter marine life such as humpback dolphins, stingrays, and turtles during their exploration.

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Tito's Run

Tito's Run begins at a visible rock formation at the surface, leading to a wall that descends to depths of 10-12 meters. Divers are encouraged to head left along the wall to discover a large sarcofiton coral garden. This area features several prominent pinnacles adorned with corals. The dive site is home to a diverse community of Arabian angelfish, with opportunities to observe macro life. Additionally, sightings of stingrays are common, and divers may be fortunate enough to encounter a zebra shark.

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Titto’s Run

Titto’s Run is located on the northern side of Al Lumiyyah Island, featuring a prominent rock formation that extends into the water. Divers can navigate around the rock wall, which includes numerous large boulders and arches, as well as tunnels suitable for exploration. The marine life here includes leopard sharks accompanied by remoras, various species of stingrays, and sizable moray eels found in crevices. The top of the wall is adorned with a dense growth of soft corals, creating a unique underwater landscape.

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Turtle City

Turtle City is a shallow dive site with depths ranging from 6 meters to 12 meters. It is located near the well-known Munassir Wreck. The site is recognized for its healthy coral formations, making it an excellent location for underwater photography. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of turtles throughout the area, as well as rays in the sandy sections.

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Turtle City

Turtle City is known for its abundance of sea turtles, with sightings of hundreds possible at times. The site features hard corals and a sandy bottom, reaching a maximum depth of 12 meters, making it suitable for both snorkeling and swimming. In addition to turtles, divers can encounter a variety of fish species, as well as zebra sharks, eagle rays, and devil rays.

23.8566, 58.1046

Umm Al Fayyarin (Mother Of Mouse)

Umm Al Fayyarin, also known as Mother Of Mouse, features a diverse underwater landscape of walls and slopes, complemented by a coral reef that surrounds the island. The site is suitable for drift diving and advanced night diving, with depths ranging from 10 to 40 meters. Visibility is generally superior compared to nearby mainland sites. Divers should be prepared for consistent currents, typically flowing from the east. Marine life includes fusiliers, giant trevally, barracuda, angelfish, batfish, moray eels, turtles, stingrays, and cuttlefish. Additionally, sightings of schools of baby manta rays or sharks may occur.

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Wall Street

Wall Street is a challenging wall dive located in the Bandar Khayran area, characterized by its steep drop-off reaching a maximum depth of 30 meters. Divers should be prepared for potential currents, which can significantly affect the dive experience. This site offers opportunities to encounter large marine predators, including Barracuda and Trevally, as well as sightings of stingrays and Mobula rays. The entry to the dive site is from the shore.

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Wave Breaker

Wave Breaker is a dive site located just outside the harbor, suitable for divers of all skill levels. The dive typically occurs at depths of 10 to 12 meters, where divers can observe a diverse array of marine life including cuttlefish, turtles, stingrays, barracuda, and clownfish. While surface conditions may occasionally be rough, the underwater environment is generally calm, providing a pleasant diving experience.

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western side

The Western Side dive site begins at the buoy of Bills Bumps. Divers should enter the water and keep the reef on their left side. The site is accessible at depths ranging from 5 to 10 meters, with some areas extending to 20-25 meters where unique marine life can be observed. The dive features a variety of fish species, and divers may encounter resident yellowtail barracuda, various moray eels, nudibranchs, and the possibility of spotting rays. This site is suitable for scuba diving.

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White Rock (Jazirat Kaysah)

White Rock, also known as Jazirat Kaysah, consists of two prominent rocks located 35.7 nautical miles at 018 degrees from Dibba port in Oman. The dive site features a combination of walls and slopes, with depths ranging from 10 to 40 meters. Divers can explore stunning hard and soft coral gardens. It is important to note that strong turbulent currents can be present, so caution is advised. Marine life commonly observed here includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Rainbowfish, Angelfish, Batfish, Moray Eels, Stingrays, and Lobster. Occasionally, divers may encounter Zebra sharks or Eagle rays.

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Wonder Wall

Wonder Wall features a diverse underwater landscape with a mix of large and small rocks, sandy slopes, and vertical walls adorned with vibrant coral. The dive site offers several swim-throughs, making it an engaging experience for divers. Depths range from 3 to 23 meters, and divers should be aware of potential currents, particularly during significant tidal shifts. Marine life commonly observed includes schools of Jackfish, Fusiliers, Barracudas, Turtles, Angelfish, Lionfish, Stingrays, Murray Eels, and occasionally, larger species such as White-tipped Sharks, Zebra Sharks, Whale Sharks, and Mola-Mola. Advanced diver skills are recommended for navigating the swim-throughs.

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Zighy Bay

Zighy Bay offers a diverse underwater landscape featuring a mix of rocky formations and sandy slopes, complemented by a coral garden. The dive site ranges in depth from 3 to 18 meters, making it accessible for beginners and suitable for night diving. Divers should be cautious of local speedboats in the area and are advised to use a surface marker buoy (SMB) while staying close to the wall. Marine life commonly observed includes various coral fish, Jackfish, Fusiliers, Barracudas, Angelfish, Lionfish, as well as Murray Eels, Turtles, and Stingrays.

25.7002, 56.2814