Extra Divers Mirbat

Located in Salalah, Extra Divers Mirbat is one of four bases operated by Extra Divers Worldwide in the Sultanate of Oman. As part of an international group founded in 1998, the centre brings a high level of operational standard to the Dhofart region, catering to both those taking their first breaths underwater and experienced professionals.

The diving here has a distinct expedition character. The local waters are known for their diversity, ranging from colourful reef flats to deep, structured environments including kelp forests and large shipwrecks. It is a region that rewards those looking for something more varied than a standard tropical reef dive.

Extra Divers operates with a focus on high standards and personalised service. As part of a large international network with over 20 centres worldwide, the Mirbat base benefits from established global protocols and a wealth of regional expertise.

The centre is geared towards providing a professional environment for all levels of divers. While the specific number of instructors on duty varies, the focus remains on delivering a tailored experience that suits the individual's ability and interests.

The centre provides a comprehensive range of training through the Extra Divers network. You can begin your journey with introductory programmes and work through to full certification levels.

For those looking to advance their skills, the centre offers training in various specialties, catering to divers who wish to move from open water qualifications into more advanced or technical territory.

The marine life in Dhofart is remarkably diverse. You will regularly encounter moray eels, scorpionfish, and various nudibranchs. Large rays are a common sight, adding to the sense of scale during your dives.

For those interested in macro life, the reefs host a variety of nudibranchs and scorpionfish. These smaller inhabitants provide plenty of detail for photographers and keen observers during your bottom time.

Pelagic sightings add an element of excitement to the area. Leopard sharks are known to visit the sites, and there have been recorded sightings of whale sharks and bull sharks in these waters.