Plongée avec SeaOman

Located in Muscat, SeaOman offers access to some of the most significant marine environments in the region. The centre focuses on the Daymaniyat Islands, a group of nine neighbouring islands that host a series of large, unspoiled reefs. These sites provide a sanctuary for diverse marine life and offer varied topography for divers to explore.

As a Green Fins member, the centre operates with a clear commitment to environmental sustainability. This ensures that the delicate reef ecosystems of the Daymaniyat Islands are respected during every excursion. For those looking to experience the natural beauty of Oman's waters, the centre provides a structured and professional gateway to these protected areas.

SeaOman is operated by a 100% Omani team, providing a local perspective and expertise that is invaluable for navigating the regional waters. The staff are bilingual, fluent in both English and Arabic, ensuring clear communication for international divers.

The team has a significant track of experience, having served over 24,000 customers. This volume of experience is reflected in their 2024 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, marking them as a reliable choice for both recreational explorers and those seeking more structured underwater experiences.

The reefs are a major stronghold for sea turtles, with green turtles, hawksbill turtles, loggerhead turtles, and ridley turtles regularly present. These large reptiles are often found navigating the reef flats and surrounding waters.

The hard corals (Scleractinia) and soft corals (Alcyonacea) provide the essential framework for a bustling ecosystem. You will find these corals supporting large schools of fish and various reef fish that dart through the structures.

Pelagic encounters and larger species add depth to the dives, including zebra sharks, blacktip reef sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus), and lemon sharks. You may also spot different types of rays, such as giant eagle rays, mobula rays, and stingrays.

For those interested in macro life and smaller inhabitants, the reefs host a variety of creatures including Octopus (Octopus vulgaris), scorpionfish (Scorpaenidae), and various species of moray eel (Muraenidae). Look closely for seahorses (Hippocampus kuda), pufferfish (Arothron hispidus), and nudibranchs to find the more subtle residents of the reef.