Where are the Oman's greatest coastlines? Do you love to spend time by the shore?
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With is long, quiet beaches, tropical bays in the shade of palm trees, towering cliffs that drop into the ocean and 3,165 kilometres of coast, Oman is the ideal destination for anyone who loves to spend time by the shore.
From Muscat, the coast is sandy, with a calm sea and long stretches of beach boasting a wealth of facilities and water sports opportunities. To the north, Musandam Peninsula is famous for its dramatic fjords plunging into the sea to create spectacular inlets and coves. To the south, the Salalah region is full of banana plantations and tropical beaches with turquoise water and palm trees bordering the golden sands.
The Oman Sea and Arabian Sea host a huge
variety of animal species such as turtles,
whales and dolphins, while their depths are home to coral
reefs, long stretches of which are still intact.
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In this article we will show you what traveller can expect from the Omani Coast
The vibrant capital city of
Muscat is blessed with many beaches and a calm sea suitable
for year-round swimming.
A large number
of outstanding tourist facilities makes it an
ideal base for visitors who want to combine
relaxation by the sea with exploration of the
country’s inland regions.
The most popular public beach is Qurum, just
a short distance from the city centre.
A trip to the Dimaniyat Islands Nature Reserve is another must-do experience, particularly for diving enthusiasts.
Visit some of the dhow shipyards in Sur to marvel at the craftsmanship and reflect on modern innovation and development.
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A completely different side to Oman can be found
in the far south of the country. Gorgeous sandy bays lie between crystal-clear
water and lush green palm groves.
In the town of Salalah you can see tropical fruit plantations and stalls loaded with coconuts, bananas and mangos. It is the perfect place to sit back and relax.
In the town of Salalah you can see tropical fruit plantations and stalls loaded with coconuts, bananas and mangos. It is the perfect place to sit back and relax.
The best way to appreciate the rugged,
fjord-like terrain of the
Musandam Peninsula
is to view it from the sea.
In Khasab, half- or full-day trips include dolphin watching, snorkelling and kayaking can be organised on a traditional Omani dhow.
In Khasab, half- or full-day trips include dolphin watching, snorkelling and kayaking can be organised on a traditional Omani dhow.
These are only part of the magnificent coastline of Oman. Its difficult to capture their splendour through images, you must go there to see them.
The serene environment and the gravel beach is something that one should be looking for. Watching sunset in some of these coastlines would be one of the most peaceful moments of your life.
What are your favourite beaches location in Oman? Would you add any of them on your holiday bucket list?
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