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Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Highlight of the year

11 Days 10 Nights

Hallaniyat Islands
The Hallaniyat Islands offer remote diving with pristine reefs, dramatic drop-offs, and frequent encounters with humpback whales, manta rays, and dolphins.

Al Mounassir Wreck
This purpose-sunk naval vessel near Muscat rests upright on the seabed, now home to corals, schooling fish, and moray eels, making it a vibrant artificial reef.

Bandar Khairan
A sheltered bay near Muscat, Bandar Khairan features calm reefs and rocky outcrops where turtles, reef fish, and nudibranchs thrive.

Damaniyat Islands
As a protected marine reserve, the Damaniyat Islands boast crystal waters, colorful reefs, and marine life ranging from turtles to seasonal whale sharks.

Fahal Island
Known as Shark Island, Fahal lies off Muscat’s coast with caves, reefs, and walls where divers often encounter reef sharks, barracuda, and rays.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - New Year`s Trip Hallaniyat Islands

10 Days 9 Nights- New Year Trip

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Hallaniyat Islands

8 Days 7 Nights 11 Days 10 Nights

During the summer and fall, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These expeditions begin and end in the coastal town of Sifah, offering a well-rounded exploration of the region’s most celebrated dive sites. Over the course of the cruise, divers spend three days exploring the renowned Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and approximately one and a half days in Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a protected nature reserve teeming with marine life. Divers of all experience levels can enjoy the diverse underwater landscapes, where large schools of fish, leopard sharks, and numerous turtles are frequently encountered. During certain times of the season, whale shark sightings are also possible.
Fahal Island, located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Muscat, features sheltered bays filled with vibrant hard and soft corals. On the sandy seabed, divers may encounter stingrays and various species of reef and bottom-dwelling sharks.
The itinerary also includes Bandar Khayran, home to the Al Munassir wreck—an artificial reef now thriving with marine life. The site is known for its dense populations of moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and vast schools of fish.
The exact routing is flexible and may vary depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, or the experience levels of the divers on board.

Route Description - Highlight of the year

11 Days 10 Nights

Hallaniyat Islands
The Hallaniyat Islands offer remote diving with pristine reefs, dramatic drop-offs, and frequent encounters with humpback whales, manta rays, and dolphins.

Al Mounassir Wreck
This purpose-sunk naval vessel near Muscat rests upright on the seabed, now home to corals, schooling fish, and moray eels, making it a vibrant artificial reef.

Bandar Khairan
A sheltered bay near Muscat, Bandar Khairan features calm reefs and rocky outcrops where turtles, reef fish, and nudibranchs thrive.

Damaniyat Islands
As a protected marine reserve, the Damaniyat Islands boast crystal waters, colorful reefs, and marine life ranging from turtles to seasonal whale sharks.

Fahal Island
Known as Shark Island, Fahal lies off Muscat’s coast with caves, reefs, and walls where divers often encounter reef sharks, barracuda, and rays.

Route Description - Ras Al Haad

8 Days 7 Nights

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
The journey begins at Bandar Khiran, a network of sheltered bays and coral reefs alive with tropical fish, turtles, and vibrant coral gardens — a perfect start to exploring Oman’s underwater world.

Ras Abu Dawud (3–4 Dives)
At Ras Abu Dawud, divers explore dramatic rocky outcrops and steep walls teeming with marine life, from moray eels and lionfish to schools of barracuda gliding through the blue.

Ras El Had Wreck (3–4 Dives)
The Ras El Had Wreck offers an exciting mix of history and marine life, with coral-covered structures sheltering schooling fish, batfish, and curious macro creatures.

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
Returning to Bandar Khiran, divers enjoy new sites featuring coral-covered pinnacles and calm lagoons filled with reef fish — ideal for relaxed and colorful dives.

Fahal Island (3–4 Dives)
Known as “Shark Island,” Fahal Island delights divers with caves, swim-throughs, and thriving marine life, including reef sharks, rays, and turtles amid excellent visibility.

Al Munasir Wreck (1–2 Dives)
The adventure concludes at the Al Munasir Wreck, a sunken naval vessel now transformed into a vibrant artificial reef teeming with groupers, batfish, and corals.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Ras Al Haad

8 Days 7 Nights

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
The journey begins at Bandar Khiran, a network of sheltered bays and coral reefs alive with tropical fish, turtles, and vibrant coral gardens — a perfect start to exploring Oman’s underwater world.

Ras Abu Dawud (3–4 Dives)
At Ras Abu Dawud, divers explore dramatic rocky outcrops and steep walls teeming with marine life, from moray eels and lionfish to schools of barracuda gliding through the blue.

Ras El Had Wreck (3–4 Dives)
The Ras El Had Wreck offers an exciting mix of history and marine life, with coral-covered structures sheltering schooling fish, batfish, and curious macro creatures.

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
Returning to Bandar Khiran, divers enjoy new sites featuring coral-covered pinnacles and calm lagoons filled with reef fish — ideal for relaxed and colorful dives.

Fahal Island (3–4 Dives)
Known as “Shark Island,” Fahal Island delights divers with caves, swim-throughs, and thriving marine life, including reef sharks, rays, and turtles amid excellent visibility.

Al Munasir Wreck (1–2 Dives)
The adventure concludes at the Al Munasir Wreck, a sunken naval vessel now transformed into a vibrant artificial reef teeming with groupers, batfish, and corals.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Ras Al Haad

8 Days 7 Nights

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
The journey begins at Bandar Khiran, a network of sheltered bays and coral reefs alive with tropical fish, turtles, and vibrant coral gardens — a perfect start to exploring Oman’s underwater world.

Ras Abu Dawud (3–4 Dives)
At Ras Abu Dawud, divers explore dramatic rocky outcrops and steep walls teeming with marine life, from moray eels and lionfish to schools of barracuda gliding through the blue.

Ras El Had Wreck (3–4 Dives)
The Ras El Had Wreck offers an exciting mix of history and marine life, with coral-covered structures sheltering schooling fish, batfish, and curious macro creatures.

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
Returning to Bandar Khiran, divers enjoy new sites featuring coral-covered pinnacles and calm lagoons filled with reef fish — ideal for relaxed and colorful dives.

Fahal Island (3–4 Dives)
Known as “Shark Island,” Fahal Island delights divers with caves, swim-throughs, and thriving marine life, including reef sharks, rays, and turtles amid excellent visibility.

Al Munasir Wreck (1–2 Dives)
The adventure concludes at the Al Munasir Wreck, a sunken naval vessel now transformed into a vibrant artificial reef teeming with groupers, batfish, and corals.

Route Description - Ras Al Haad

8 Days 7 Nights

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
The journey begins at Bandar Khiran, a network of sheltered bays and coral reefs alive with tropical fish, turtles, and vibrant coral gardens — a perfect start to exploring Oman’s underwater world.

Ras Abu Dawud (3–4 Dives)
At Ras Abu Dawud, divers explore dramatic rocky outcrops and steep walls teeming with marine life, from moray eels and lionfish to schools of barracuda gliding through the blue.

Ras El Had Wreck (3–4 Dives)
The Ras El Had Wreck offers an exciting mix of history and marine life, with coral-covered structures sheltering schooling fish, batfish, and curious macro creatures.

Bandar Khiran (4 Dives)
Returning to Bandar Khiran, divers enjoy new sites featuring coral-covered pinnacles and calm lagoons filled with reef fish — ideal for relaxed and colorful dives.

Fahal Island (3–4 Dives)
Known as “Shark Island,” Fahal Island delights divers with caves, swim-throughs, and thriving marine life, including reef sharks, rays, and turtles amid excellent visibility.

Al Munasir Wreck (1–2 Dives)
The adventure concludes at the Al Munasir Wreck, a sunken naval vessel now transformed into a vibrant artificial reef teeming with groupers, batfish, and corals.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.

Route Description - Best of Daymaniat

8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights

During the summer and fall seasons, the Oman Explorer operates in the central region of Oman, focusing on the capital area surrounding Muscat. These liveaboard tours begin and end in Sifah and include a carefully curated itinerary that highlights the region’s top diving locations. Over the course of the trip, divers spend three days at the celebrated Daymaniyat Islands, one day at Fahal Island, and one and a half days exploring the underwater landscapes of Bandar Khayran.
The Daymaniyat Islands, a chain of nine uninhabited islets, are part of a designated nature reserve and offer numerous dive sites suitable for all experience levels. This protected area teems with marine life—massive schools of fish, leopard sharks, and an abundance of turtles are common sightings. During the right season, whale sharks may also make an appearance.
Fahal Island, located approximately 4 kilometers offshore from Muscat, is known for its vibrant coral gardens. The bays are rich with a variety of hard and soft corals, and divers can often spot stingrays and reef sharks resting on the sandy seafloor.
Another highlight of the itinerary is the wreck of the Al Munassir in Bandar Khayran. This artificial reef has become a thriving underwater habitat, home to moray eels, lobsters, colorful nudibranchs, and large schools of fish.
As with all liveaboard itineraries, the exact routing is subject to change depending on weather conditions, port authority regulations, and the experience level of the guests on board.