• Khor Shem: A sheltered 17 km long fjord with crystal clear, calm water perfect for snorkeling and swimming. The mountains reflect on the water, and dolphins often play around the boats.
• Nadafi: A small village with around 50 inhabitants, mainly fishermen. Accessible only by boat, the children travel by boat to school and stay in Khasab from Sunday to Thursday. The Oman Government provides fresh water tanks on the beach.
• Qanaha: A small fishing village with stone houses blending into the cliffs, serving as a historical line of defense.
• Sham: Another village with around 50 inhabitants.
• Maqlab: A mountain village with around 10 houses, where residents earn their living through goat-herding and fishing. It is the shortest distance to the east coast, accessible by climbing over Jabal Maqlab.
• Telegraph Island (Jazirat al Maqlab): The most famous landmark in the area. The British laid the first telegraph cable here in 1864. Snorkeling here offers views of butterfly fish, groupers, and vibrant coral growth. The dhow is anchored at Telegraph Island for 1 hour for snorkeling. Lunch is served on board.

Return to Khasab port. End of the trip.

Scenic Views: As you set sail on a traditional Omani dhow, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the rugged Musandam coastline, characterized by towering cliffs, hidden coves, and turquoise waters. The fjords of Musandam are often compared to the stunning landscapes of Norway.

Dolphin Watching: Musandam is renowned for its resident population of playful dolphins. Keep your eyes peeled as your dhow glides through the waters, and you might be lucky enough to spot these graceful creatures leaping and playing in the waves.

Swimming: Feel the refreshing embrace of the sea as you take a dip in the calm, azure waters of the fjords. Whether you're an experienced swimmer or just looking to cool off, swimming in Musandam's pristine bays is a delightful experience.