Musandam Governorate

Oman

Las Al Sharea is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Oman, Musandam which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

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Las Al Sharea

The Cave is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Oman, Musandam which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

The Cave

Wonder rock is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Oman, Musandam which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Wonder rock

Dibba Rock is a great training site – but that does not limit it to new divers. Experienced divers can practice buoyancy in water 3 or 4 metres deep. It is a great way to keep your skills sharp.

Possible to see Arabian Angelfish, Sea Turtel, Butterflyfishn and many different kinds of fish as well as the odd black tip reef shark that cruise the reefs.

Turtles often sleep in the area, but don't try to wake them. It is dangerous for the turtle. Look out for "jawfish" (goby) with their big eyes, heads and mouths – they are not exactly pretty. And the clownfish are fun to watch, but very protective and like to bash your mask as a warning to stay away.

It's a shallow dive site & a Marine reserve.



Dibba Rock is also known as Dibba Island.

Dibba Rock

You can have a easy drift dive around the island until you reach the north side. Depth until 30 meter with at lot of big fish. The North side is a shallow water dive until 20 meters. A place with a lot of life and soft corals.

On the south side of Leema Rock.

Leema Rock

Octopus Rock

Snoopy Island



Access site by boat. Three very big rocks undersea, when low tide top of rocks can be visible on surface. Depth is around 12-14 meters.
Lots of fish and coral. Usually good visibility

Three Rocks



Departure from the Hilton Hotel resort, located at Dibba, Ras-Al-Khaimah. Dive site is along a dike.

Mira Saghir

Shark Island

Beautiful dive with lovely rich orange soft coral everywhere and some deep purple and bright yellow soft coral as well. Every other metre you see something interesting, starting with cuttlefish on the sand, nudibranchs, lionfish, scorpionfish, puffer and burrfish, snappers, broomtail wrasse, and geometric and yellow-margined morays. You can dive round the rock, which is supposed to be like a martini glass on its side, starting off at about 12 metres, moving to 20 and then going back to shallower again. On the first dive we saw a turtle as well. Wonderful for photography, even though visibility isn't brilliant. Water was 26 degrees in early April when we were there. We dived with Al Boom diving based at the Meridien Al Aqah Hotel.

words by: Anna Wright, PADI Advanced Open Water Diver



Las Al Sharea

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Las Al Sharea