- Marina Bandar Al Rowdha - The sea around Muscat is rich in life due to its location and seasonal cold-water currents that keep our corals healthy and full of life. Dolphin’s hunt and travel along the coast of Oman from Musandam to Salalah, and Muscat has a fair share of sightings of spinner dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, and common dolphins. We also see plenty of whale sharks (from May to October), false killer whales, and occasional sightings of humpback whales and orcas. On rare occasions, we can see Arabian and blue whales. We do our best to get you to experience wildlife watching in a responsible manner to help protect our resident sea creatures and ensure a quality experience for all.
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The ocean near Muscat is teeming with biodiversity, thanks to its geographical positioning and the regular influx of cold-water currents that nourish the local coral populace. The region from Musandam to Salalah, along Oman’s coastline, serves as a popular hunting and migration route for various species of dolphins, including spinner dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, and common dolphins, with Muscat enjoying a significant number of these visits. The marine life spectacle extends to creatures like whale sharks (observed primarily between May and October), false killer whales, and sporadic sightings of humpback whales, as well as orcas. On infrequent instances, visitors might even witness Arabian and blue whales. We take great efforts to provide a sustainable approach to wildlife observation, to preserve our marine inhabitants and guarantee a worthwhile experience for all spectators.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
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