Dolphin trips · KHASAB
Good khasab dolphin tours sail early and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 4 to book first, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend about 3 to 3.5 hours aboard a decorated Omani dhow in Khasab’s fjords. Sohel, Opu, Captain Jash, and other crew members have been praised for friendly service, dolphin spotting, photos, refreshments, and help with swimming and snorkeling.
“Super and the litle snack was very Nice, we have lot of fhoto's en video dolphin Super👍👍👍👍👍👍”
Join Dolphin Khasab Tours for a 210-minute dhow cruise through Musandam’s fjords. Your English, Arabic, or Hindi-speaking host arranges pickup in Khasab, while the crew serves fruit and drinks, points out fishing villages, and stops at Telegraph Island for swimming.
“Super, Tour, wenig Leute auf dem Boot. Getränke und Obst frei, frisch und kalt.”
Meet your English, Hindi, Arabic, or Malayalam-speaking guide at Khasab Port at 9:30 AM. Cruise Khor Sham by traditional dhow, watch for dolphins, snorkel at Telegraph Island and Sibi Island, and enjoy a buffet lunch with fruit, coffee, tea, juice, and soft drinks.
“What a great day! The scenery was amazing. The dolphins skimming along with our boat and jumping out of the water was a definite highlight. Our guide Ishmael was very attentive, always making sure we had enough to drink and checking on our needs. What an awesome day. :)”
Join guide Jithu and the crew of a traditional Omani dhow for four hours in Khor Sham. You’ll cruise past dramatic fjords, watch for wild dolphins at two locations, then swim and snorkel near Telegraph Island. Fruit, dates, soft drinks, water, equipment, and life jackets are included.
“Very nice tour, our guide Jithu gave us wonderful information about Khasab and the Arabian Norway. We saw dolphins, snorkeled and swam at Telegraph Island. The crew was very attentive and provided us with a wide variety of drinks, fruit, and delicious dates. Thank you very much, the tour is highly recommended.”
Pick a hull, pick the water you want to be in, or decide whether you want them wild.
