Top Muscat Lunch Cruises

Every year a variety of dolphins species come to the waters of Oman to feed and play. Head out onto the waters of Oman during this private dolphin watching experience and observe species such as the Indian Ocean bottlenose, Indo-Pacific Humpback, rough-toothed, Risso’s, and more. Enjoy complimentary soft drinks and water while you sail and feel safe with a provided lifejacket.

Sail in the waters off the coast of south Muscat to catch the sunset at golden hour with this approximately two-hour group sunset tour. You’ll keep costs down by sharing the boat, but still have an intimate experience watching the sun set, as you pass by fishing villages, Portuguese structures, and views of the mountains in the distance.

Get your bearings in Muscat and check out its highlights on this 4-hour city tour. Explore the best of this charming city, one of Arabia’s prettiest capitals, and soak in its setting wedged between the Al Hajar Mountains and Gulf of Oman. Photo stop at Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, shop at Muttrah Souk, explore the Bait Al Zubair Museum, see the Sultan’s Palace, and more. Hotel pickup and drop-off, and entrance fees included.

Prebook your spot for a sunset Arabian ‘dhow’ boat cruise off Muscat’s coast and save vacation time and the risk of missing out at the last minute. Board a comfortable 'dhow' and sail past bays, beaches, the Al Bustan Palace, Muttrah Corniche, and more—all cast in the soft twilight. Absorb the scenery, savor coffee and dates, and enjoy round-trip hotel, port, and airport transfers to make the trip complete.

Experience some of Oman’s best snorkeling on this hassle-free excursion to Dimaniyat Island from Muscat. A shared boat takes you to this uninhabited Gulf of Oman island, renowned for its translucent waters, seagrass fields, reefs, sea turtles, eels, and dolphins. Hotel transfers, lunch, snorkeling equipment, and sodas are included for your convenience.

Experience both the desert and the waters of the wadis today in this full day group tour from Muscat. You’ll visit Wahiba sands and explore the sculptured dunes in the South of Ibra. Later you’ll get to Wadi Bani Khalid with its constant flow of water among the large boulders throughout the wadi. Play in the desert, and then have a swim later on.