Top Muscat Shark Diving

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.

Experience the beauty of Oman's marine life with Nobles Marine Tour's Dolphin Watching Tour in Muscat! Hop on board our comfortable and modern boat as we set sail to spot these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Our expert guides will take you on a journey along the coast, providing interesting insights about the dolphins and their behavior. As you cruise through the crystal clear waters of the Arabian Sea, keep an eye out for playful dolphins leaping and flipping out of the water. Our tours are designed to offer a respectful and eco-friendly encounter with these amazing animals, allowing you to witness their beauty up close without disturbing their natural environment. With our experienced crew and top-notch facilities, we guarantee a safe and enjoyable adventure for all ages. Book your Dolphin Watching Tour in Muscat now and get ready for an unforgettable experience!

Throughout the year you will see 3 different species of turtles who come since centuries to the islands. A huge diversity of hard & soft corals. Common encounters will be honeycomb Murray Eel, sting rays, schools of fish, black tip sharks, Zebra Sharks, etc. For those coming during summer our good friend the Whale Shark will definitely be around.

Introduction and Registration: Begin with a warm welcome, brief introductions, and the completion of necessary paperwork. Ensure participants are aware of basic safety guidelines. Gear Fitting: Expert staff will assist participants in fitting and adjusting scuba diving gear, including wetsuits, masks, fins, and tanks. Emphasize the importance of proper fit for comfort and safety. Pre-Dive Briefing: Conduct a thorough pre-dive briefing covering essential information such as hand signals, equalization techniques, and emergency procedures. Ensure participants are familiar with dive site details.