Spend the night on a private dhow in Khor Sham with sunset dinner, island snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, deck sleeping and breakfast at sunrise.
- 23 hours on a private dhow
- Sunset BBQ dinner
- Sleep anchored in the fjords
- Telegraph and Seebi Island stops
- Fishing and kayaking
- Breakfast at sunrise
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Turn a day on the water into an unforgettable night beneath the Musandam sky.
Your private dhow travels through Khor Sham, stopping at Telegraph Island and Seebi Island before anchoring deep in the fjords.
BBQ dinner, deck sleeping and breakfast at sunrise create a calm overnight rhythm surrounded by cliffs and open water.
Fishing gear, a kayak, snorkeling equipment and onboard facilities keep the experience active and comfortable.
- 09:30 Board your private dhow at Khasab Port.
- 10:00 Cruise into Khor Sham and watch for dolphins.
- 12:00 Stop at Telegraph Island for swimming and snorkeling.
- 13:00 Lunch while cruising toward Seebi Island.
- 14:30 Swim and kayak at Seebi Island.
- 17:00 Anchor for the night in the fjords.
- 19:30 Enjoy BBQ dinner under the open sky.
- 07:00 next day Breakfast on deck.
- 09:00 next day Return to Khasab Port.
Included
- Private dhow
- Lunch, BBQ dinner and breakfast
- Snorkeling gear and life jackets
- Fishing gear
- One kayak
- Towels and onboard toilet and shower
- Water, soft drinks, coffee and tea
- On-deck sleeping arrangements
Not included
- UAE exit fee
- Oman visa fee if required
- Extra kayaks
- Personal expenses
- Available from October to May.
- This is a private boat experience for up to three guests at the listed starting price.
- Self-drive to Khasab Port unless private transport is added.
- Sleeping is arranged on deck; conditions are outdoors and weather-dependent.
- Dolphins are wild and sightings cannot be guaranteed.
- Passport and Emirates ID where applicable.
- Comfortable overnight clothing and swimwear.
- Sun protection and a warm layer for the night.
- Personal medication and essential toiletries.
Khasab Port