🏝️ 2-Day Daymaniyat Islands Camping & Snorkeling Tour

Coral Reefs • Sea Turtles • White Beaches • Island Camping

Experience the Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve beyond a daytime boat trip. Spend an afternoon snorkeling above coral reefs, relax on white-sand beaches and stay overnight beside the turquoise waters of one of Oman’s most beautiful coastal destinations.

As the daytime boats depart, enjoy the quieter island atmosphere, a beach BBQ and a night under the stars. Wake up to the sea, with time for another swim before returning to the mainland.

📍 Start & finish: Muscat Seeb marina – meeting point confirmed after booking

⏳ Duration: 2 days / 1 night

🚤 Transport: Return boat transfers

🏕️ Accommodation: Beach camping at an approved island campsite

📅 Camping season: November–April, subject to reserve permits

🤿 Activities: Snorkeling, swimming, beach walks and photography

Day 1 – Boat Transfer, Snorkeling & Sunset Camp 🚤🤿

Leave the mainland behind and discover the reefs and beaches of the Daymaniyat Islands.

• 🤝 Meet at the designated marina before departure

• 🚤 1:00 PM: Depart by boat for the Daymaniyat Islands Nature Reserve

• 🌊 Enjoy the coastal views during the crossing

• 🤿 Guided snorkeling above coral reefs

• 🐢 Look out for sea turtles and colourful reef fish

• 🏊 Swim in clear turquoise water

• 🏖️ Relax on the beach and settle into your island campsite

• 📸 Enjoy the changing light and sunset over the sea

• 🔥 Share a beach BBQ dinner

• ✨ Relax beneath the stars and enjoy the sound of the waves

🏕️ Overnight: Beach camping on the Daymaniyat Islands

🍽️ Meals included: Water, snacks, BBQ dinner

Day 2 – Morning Swim & Return to Muscat 🌅🌊

Enjoy a peaceful island morning before your return boat journey.

• 🌅 Wake up beside the sea

• 🍳 Breakfast at camp

• 🚶 Take a short beach walk and enjoy the morning scenery

• 🤿 Another opportunity for snorkeling and swimming

• 🏖️ Free time to relax on the white sands

• 🧳 Pack up camp and prepare for departure

• 🚤 1:00 PM: Depart the islands by boat

• 📍 Arrival at the marina and end of the tour

🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast

🏁 End of tour: Muscat marina

🏕️ Island Beach Camping

Spend the night in a tent at an approved campsite within the reserve. Our team prepares the camping equipment and outdoor dining setup, leaving you free to enjoy the beach and sea.

The camping setup includes:

• ⛺ Sleeping tents

• 🛏️ Sleeping bags and mattresses

• 🪑 Shared sitting and dining area

• 🍽️ BBQ cooking equipment

• 🧹 Campsite setup, packing and clean-up

Please note: This is a simple outdoor camping experience with basic facilities.

✅ Included in the Tour

• 🚤 Return boat transfers from the designated marina

• 🎟️ Nature reserve entry and overnight camping permits

• 🧑‍🏫 Guided snorkeling and trip support

• 🤿 Snorkeling equipment and life jackets

• 🏕️ One night of island beach camping

• ⛺ Tents, sleeping bags and mattresses

• 🪑 Sitting and dining setup

• 🍽️ BBQ dinner and breakfast

• 💧 Drinking water and light refreshments

• 🧹 Campsite setup and clean-up

🎒 What to Bring

• Swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes

• Lightweight clothing and a warm layer for the evening

• Beach sandals or water shoes

• Sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses

• Personal toiletries and medication

• A waterproof bag or phone case

• A power bank

• Seasickness medication, if needed

🌟 Tour Highlights

• 🤿 Snorkeling above the reefs of the Daymaniyat Islands

• 🐢 Opportunities to observe sea turtles in their natural habitat

• 🏖️ White-sand beaches and turquoise water

• 🌅 Sunset and sunrise beside the sea

• 🔥 Beach BBQ and overnight island camping

• 🌊 A relaxed morning swim before returning to Muscat

📝 Important Information

Camping is permitted from November to April at designated sites on Jabal Al Kabeer and Al Joon islands, subject to authorization. BBQs must use approved facilities, and fires and lights must be extinguished by 9:00 PM. For this reason, an unrestricted beach bonfire is not included.

Boat timings and snorkeling locations depend on weather and sea conditions. Wildlife sightings vary, and guests should avoid touching coral or disturbing marine life.