Roughly 1 hour away from Khasab harbour is Abu Rashid wall. This dive site goes to 50+ metres, there can often be strong currents however they vary alot depending on the conditions, tides etc.

TAWAKUL (Jazirat Abu Rashid): this site is a great combination of walls and slopes with beautiful hard and soft coral gardens. Depth: 10–40 meters. REMARKS: There is always strong current in the area!

Jackfish corner dive site is roughly 1 hour from Khasab harbour, on a small island. This dive site goes to 50+ metres. You can often find strong currents here.

RUQQ SWAYAK (Sunken Reef of Tawakul): this site is a great combination of walls and slopes with beautiful hard and soft coral garden. Depth: 10–40 meters. REMARKS: There is always strong current in the area!

KACHALU (Jazirat Abu Sufur): this is a small island located straight north away from the Musandam Peninsula. It is a great combination of walls and slopes with beautiful hard and soft coral gardens. Depth: 10–40 meters. REMARKS: There is always strong current in the area!

This is only a one hour and twenty minute speedboat ride from Khasab harbour. This drift dive varies in current strength depending on currents and weather conditions etc. The depth for this dive site starts around 5 metres and can go down to 35 metres.

This dive site is located around 1 hour and 20 minutes by speedboat from Khasab harbour. The depth at this dive site starts from 5 metres to 30 metres. There are sometimes light currents here.

Beacham’s Arch is 45-50 minutes from Khasab harbour by speedboat. This is very similar to cats eye however there is more of a chance to see bigger marine life. The average depth for this dive site is 18 metres, there is sometimes strong currents here.

Cats eye gets it unique name from the holes in the mountain looking like cats eyes. This is a very beautiful dive site for all different levels of divers. This is a sloping coral reef down to a sandy bottom.

This wreck is an old dhow full of cars, it hit the island and sunk scattering the cars at different depths. At 6 metres you can see part of the wreck then the car are separated at different depths, the last one being at 20 metres.