Spend a week exploring some of the 20 plus dive sites around the UNESCO protected Daymaniyat Islands.
The rocky outcrops surrounding the Daymaniyat Islands nature reserve are home to migrating birds, as well as turtles, rays and whale sharks.
Diving highlights include leopard sharks often found at Noodle Daymaniyat, soft purple corals, honeycomb moray eels and stingrays along Hayut Wall and the vast table corals of Junn Daymaniyat where, in season, you may be lucky enough to encounter the magnificent whale shark.
This trip idea allows you to experience some of the best diving in Oman from the comfort of an excellent hotel, we recommend this trip for non-diving partners and snorkellers as a variety of alternative activities are also available.
Your five day (10 dive) package begins today with the on-site dive centre.
Expect to see an abundance of marine life including seahorses, honeycomb moray eels, shrimp, gobies, wrasse, octopus, eagle rays, stingrays, turtles and several species of shark with leopard sharks being the most commonly seen in these clear waters.
Please note: You can also dive the Daymaniyat Islands by liveaboard - for further details ask the Dive team.
The nine, tiny, uninhabited islands that comprise the Damaniyat Islands are the jewel in the crown for diving and snorkelling in Oman. The stunning coral reefs teem with a huge variety of life and the islands are also well known for nesting turtles. Find Out More about {acc:title}
This modern beachfront property is located in Al Batinah to the north of Muscat adjacent to a 54-berth marina. The appeal for diver’s is the ease of access to the Daymaniyat Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Find Out More about Barcelo Mussanah
