Explore the culture and history of Dubai or UAE before it became the modern metropolis it is now. You will get to spend a few hours in a tent that resembles the ones used by the Bedouins, the nomadic people of the desert.

Dubai Al Seef is an integral part of the city's history. It divides the city into two sections, Bur Dubai and Deira. Both sides of Dubai Creek boast some of the best exquisite buildings in the city. Therefore, a trip to the creek is a must. However, rather than walking on the coast, go on a dhow cruise to turn your sightseeing into a unique experience. The dhow is a traditional Bedouin boat that was used for trade and transportation.

 Musandam is a small town in the southeastern corner of Oman’s Musandam Peninsula, a stunning region of fjords, mountains, and islands that is often called the ‘Norway of Arabia’. Dibba Musandam is situated near the Emirati conurbation of Dibba, which is located in both the exclave of the Sharjah Emirate and the Fujairah Emirate. Dibba Musandam is a great place to experience the natural beauty and the traditional culture of Oman, as well as enjoy a variety of activities such as dhow cruises, snorkeling, diving, and hiking. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing getaway or an adventurous escape, Dibba Musandam has something for everyone.

Important Information

• Permission Required: A minimum of 1 day's prior permission is mandatory for Resident visa holders.
• Documentation: Everyone must carry their original passport and Emirates ID.
• Validity: Passports must have at least 6 months of validity, and Emirates IDs must have at least 3 days of validity.
• Alcohol Consumption: The consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited
• Visa on Arrival Fee Changes:  The citizens of the Philippines, Nepal, Srilanka, Morocco, etc (UAE  RESIDENCE HOLDERS) and multiple-entry visa holders will be required to pay a fee of OMR 5 (approximately AED 50) at the border for Visa on Arrival
• Restricted Nationalities: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Cameroon, Somalia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Namibia, Syria, Israel, and Afghanistan are not eligible to cross the border
• Exit fees of AED 31 UAE must be paid directly at the border using a card.
• The vehicle should be driven or accompanied by the owner of the car.
• The vehicle should be Oman-insured 
• A vehicle under loan/rent a car  is not allowed to cross the border

• Special Note

• You must carry your Passport and EID with you at the time of your tour, or else your entry at the border will be restricted.
• Transfers are only provided from fixed pickup locations 
  Dubai (Grand Hotel Qusais, Burjman spinneys) and Sharjah ( Saudi mosque), Ajman (Enoc petrol pump), Ras al Khaimah ( Sheikh Khalifa Hospital)
• Banana Boat Ride and deep sea fishing are subject to the current weather conditions.
• The tour is subject to availability.