Being One With Nature At Oman Musandam Dibba

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Dibba is a coastal town in the Musandam Governorate of Oman. Situated on the Strait of Hormuz, it has a population of less than 30,000 and is home to some of the most intriguing natural scenery.

Musandam is an exclave of Oman surrounded by sea on one side and by the UAE on the other side. One has to travel through Ras Al Khaimah Emirate of the UAE to get to Dibba. Though they don’t need to get their passport stamped for those visiting from Dubai, there are still some minor procedures. If you go with a tour operator, they will care about this for you.

Dibba is a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Dubai city. The drive won’t feel like much because of the beautiful vegetation and scenery adorning the route. On the way to Dibba is the famous carpet market.

History of Mussandam Dibba

Many colonial powers and regional kings occupied this tiny place in the past. During Abbasid Caliph Al-Mu’tadid, a battle was fought in the town of Dibba to conquer Oman at the wish of the governors of Iraq and Bahrain. At the time of the Portuguese, it had around four fortresses, the largest of which was still standing.

Fun in the water

Once you have reached Musandam Dibba, you will have unlimited fun in the water. If you are an aquaholic, try snorkeling, scuba diving, or banana boat rides. Simply swimming in the refreshing water is itself cool. Believe it or not, the fjords will have you under a spell that you can’t stop yourself from diving into them.

Best places to visit at Dibba

The landscape of Dibba is for those who love nature. This place is full of natural waters and fjords for fun activities like snorkeling, handline fishing, and swimming. A dhow cruise is essential to enjoy these emerald waters.

Barren rocky mountains rising thousands of meters high are a spectacular sight. Adventurous souls trek through off-beaten mountain trails.

Giant sea turtles are often seen on Hafa beach in the evenings, coming out of the water to lay eggs in the sand. The 17th-century fort, constructed by the Portuguese invaders, is reminiscent of Dibba’s colonial past.

Dibba is a wonder that such a place exists so close to the arid deserts of Dubai. Because of its proximity and ease of access, it is a perfect weekend getaway for UAE residents. You can go there driving or by a tour company.

Booking a Dibba trip through DayOutDubai ensures you have a comfortable and fantastic experience with Dibba.