Sail to Musandam

The long Eid break is coming — and while most of Dubai heads to malls or staycations, you could be floating between limestone cliffs, watching dolphins leap, and having lunch on the deck of a traditional Omani dhow. Welcome to Musandam — the UAE’s favorite hidden escape just beyond the border.


🕌 Why Musandam Belongs on Your Eid Itinerary

If your idea of a great holiday involves real nature (not hotel lobbies), Musandam delivers. Just a few hours from Dubai, this northern tip of Oman is a world apart — quiet, breathtaking, and refreshingly offbeat.

Here’s what makes it stand out:

  • Fjord-like inlets and dramatic sea cliffs

  • Traditional wooden boats, not luxury yachts

  • Clear waters teeming with marine life

  • No visa hassle for most UAE residents (we’ll help if needed)

And most importantly — it’s close enough for a day trip, yet feels like a different country altogether.


🚗 How to Reach Musandam (and What You’ll Need)

The road trip to Musandam from Dubai is a joy in itself — winding highways, mountain passes, and coastal roads lead you to the port town of Khasab.

What to bring:

  • Your original passport (mandatory for border crossing)

  • UAE residence visa (for expats)

  • Sunscreen, light clothes, and a sense of adventure

Your tour provider (yes, like us 👇) usually handles the Omani permit if needed. No need to visit an embassy.


⛵ What a Day in Musandam Looks Like

Picture this: You board a dhow at 10 AM, cruise past jagged cliffs, drop anchor in a turquoise bay, dive in for a swim, then enjoy a hot lunch on the open sea. All while dolphins might swim beside you.

Highlights of the tour include:

  • A full-day cruise on a traditional boat

  • Snorkeling stops and banana boat rides

  • A buffet-style Omani lunch

  • Endless photo ops among fjords and fishing villages

  • Return to Dubai by evening — just in time for dinner

👉 Planning your Eid trip? Book your Musandam tour now


📅 When is Eid Al Adha 2025?

Based on expected moon sightings, Eid Al Adha will likely begin on Sunday, June 8, with UAE public holidays extending from Monday to Wednesday (June 9–11). That’s three full days to escape Dubai — no flight ticket required.


🧳 What to Pack (and What to Leave Behind)

Skip the suitcases. Here’s all you really need:

  • Light swimwear + towel

  • Power bank and waterproof phone case

  • Snacks for the road (though lunch is provided)

  • A hoodie — boat rides get breezy!


🎉 Eid Offers & Group Discounts Available

Eid is one of the busiest times for Musandam tours — and for good reason. Many tour operators run group promotions, and family packages fill up quickly.

If you’re planning with friends, don’t wait until the last minute. Spaces are limited, and border permissions can take a day or two to process.


🏁 Final Word: Ditch the Routine, Do Something Real This Eid

Dubai’s got glitz, but Musandam has soul. Trade your usual routine for an adventure that’s calm, refreshing, and remarkably close. Whether you’re looking to relax, reconnect with nature, or just do something different this Eid, this trip delivers.

🎟️ Secure your spot here:
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