Diving is more than just a sport — it’s a journey into a hidden world beneath the waves. In Salalah and the Hallaniyat Islands, the ocean reveals a side of Oman that few people get to experience. From colorful coral reefs to historic shipwrecks and playful dolphins, every dive feels like stepping into a living documentary.
SeaSalalah is famous for its lush green landscapes during the Khareef (monsoon) season, but what lies beneath the surface is equally magical.
At Al Mughsail, the first dive feels both exciting and calming. Once you slip below the surface, the noise of the waves fades, replaced by silence and the soft rhythm of your own breath. Schools of tropical fish shimmer around the reefs, painting the underwater world with vibrant colors.
Al Haffa offers a different experience. Here, the coral stretches further, and you may find yourself swimming alongside a giant sea turtle moving gracefully through the water. Each dive brings something new, reminding you how alive and diverse the ocean truly is.
The Hallaniyat Islands are often described as Oman’s diving crown jewel. With their clear waters and untouched beauty, they offer a raw and authentic diving experience.
One of the most famous diving spots is the wreck of the City of Winchester, a British ship sunk in 1914. Exploring this site is both eerie and fascinating — steel structures covered with corals now shelter schools of fish, turning history into a thriving marine habitat.
Few experiences compare to swimming alongside dolphins in their natural habitat. In the Hallaniyat Islands, pods of dolphins often appear near divers, playful and curious. Alongside them, sea turtles glide peacefully, adding another unforgettable moment to your dive.
The clarity of the water here is astounding. On sunny days, you can see dozens of meters ahead. Sunlight dances through the water, lighting up corals and creating a dreamlike scene that makes you forget time completely.
The adventure doesn’t end with diving. Visitors can also:
Hallaniyat Islands: Ideal from October to April, when the sea is calm and visibility is perfect.
We don’t just offer dives — we create memories.
Expert instructors who know every reef and wreck.
Modern, well-maintained equipment for your safety and comfort.
Tailored trips for beginners and advanced divers alike.
A passion for the sea that we love to share with our guests.
Choosing us means discovering Salalah and the Hallaniyat Islands from a perspective few will ever see: the magical underwater world.
Diving in Salalah and the Hallaniyat Islands is not simply a tourist activity — it’s an emotional journey. It’s the thrill of your first descent, the calm of drifting among corals, the joy of meeting dolphins, and the awe of history preserved underwater. It’s an adventure that touches your heart as much as your senses, leaving you with memories you will carry forever.
The best time for scuba diving in Salalah is from October to May, when the sea is calmer and visibility is higher. During the Khareef season (June–September), the monsoon brings rough seas, which limits diving activities.
Yes, if you want to go beyond beginner levels, you need an internationally recognized certification such as PADI Open Water Diver. However, many dive centers in Salalah and the Hallaniyat Islands offer introductory dives for beginners with full guidance from instructors.
Absolutely. The Hallaniyat Islands are known for their clear waters, diverse marine life, and professional dive centers. Safety measures, including certified guides and proper equipment, are always provided.
Yes! Even if you have never dived before, you can join a Discover Scuba Diving program where instructors guide you step by step in shallow waters before taking you to deeper sites.
Divers often encounter dolphins, humpback whales, turtles, rays, and vibrant coral reefs. The Hallaniyat Islands are especially famous for seasonal whale sightings and wreck dives.
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