MUSANDAM TRIP.AWAITS.

Yes, for both Khasab and Dibba. Most nationalities get it at the border for AED 50, and some have to arrange it in advance. If you entered the UAE on a visa on arrival yourself, you can still join. You get your Oman visa at the border and return on the same or a new UAE visa. Send us your nationality before you book and we’ll confirm which rule applies to you.

Originals only, photocopies don’t get stamped. For Khasab your passport needs at least 3 months validity and your Emirates ID at least 90 days. For Dibba it’s 6 months on the passport and 7 days on the Emirates ID. If you’re visiting the UAE rather than living here, bring your passport and your UAE entry visa instead. If you hold more than one passport, bring them all.

Dibba is closer, about 2 hours 40 minutes from Dubai, and the day is shorter, which is why most families pick it. Khasab is deeper into the fjords, it’s where the dolphins are, and it’s the only side with overnight cruises and mountain safaris. If it’s your first Musandam Oman tour and you’re going for the scenery, take Khasab. If you want a shorter day, take Dibba.

Day trips start at AED 190 per person for Dibba and AED 535 for Khasab, both including transport and the UAE exit fee. Two day trips are AED 850 per person self drive or AED 1,500 all inclusive from Dubai. Children aged 4 to 10 pay less and infants under 4 are free on most shared tours.

Yes. We run Musandam tours from Dubai, Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah. On the Khasab tour we come to your door. On the Dibba tour you meet us at a fixed point, and door to door pickup can be added for a fee. Pickups start around 6am either way.

Yes. Dibba is about 2 hours 40 minutes each way and the tour runs 10 hours in total. Khasab is about 3 hours 15 minutes each way and runs 14 hours. Both get you home the same night, which is why the day starts early.

Yes. The Dibba day cruise suits families best because the day is shorter and there’s more to do on board. For toddlers, the half day cruise from Khasab is the easier option. Everything we serve on board is halal. Tell us the ages when you book and we’ll point you at the right one.

Yes. Shared tours have a fixed per person price, so for a small group the published rate is already your rate. Once your numbers are large enough to fill a boat or a vehicle, a private charter usually works out cheaper per head than buying seats one by one, and that’s where we quote. Send your group size and dates on WhatsApp and we’ll price it both ways so you can compare.

Most days on the Khasab side. Dolphins aren’t on the Dibba route. Our crew knows which khors they move through at what time of year, but they’re wild, so nobody can promise them.

It depends on availability. October to May we run most days, and we’ve taken bookings as late as 6 or 7pm the night before departure. June to September is mostly weekends, so those fill earlier. Send us your date and we’ll tell you straight away whether it’s open.