Scuba Diving Tour Fujairah
From
AED 600
United Arab Emirates
Fujairah
East-coast diving on the Gulf of Oman — coral reefs, sea turtles and quiet beaches under the Hajar mountains.
6 experiences
Experiences in Fujairah
Fujairah: PADI Basic Scuba Diver Course
From
AED 1,000
Fujairah: PADI Deep Diver Specialty Course
From
AED 1,600
Fujairah: PADI Open Water Diver Course
From
AED 1,500
Private Snorkeling with turtles in Fujairah
From
AED 2,100
Try Scuba Diving Experience in Fujairah
From
AED 299
About Fujairah
Fujairah is the only one of the seven emirates with a coastline solely on the Gulf of Oman. Off Al Aqah on its northern coast, Snoopy Island, a small rock island surrounded by coral reef and clear water, is a popular spot for scuba diving and snorkeling. Al Badiyah Mosque, built in 1446 of mud and bricks, is the oldest surviving mosque in the UAE. Our Fujairah experiences are on the water: PADI courses, a first dive, private snorkeling with turtles and a dhow cruise into Musandam from Dibba.
- Getting there from Dubai
- The Sheikh Khalifa Highway, opened in December 2011, links Dubai and Fujairah. The Musandam trip includes shared transfers from Deira and Bur Dubai; the PADI courses can include pickup, and the other dives and the turtle snorkeling meet at the dive center.
- Best time to visit
- December to March, when daytime temperatures average around 25 °C. In summer they climb above 40 °C.
Frequently asked questions
What is Fujairah known for?
Diving and snorkeling on the Gulf of Oman, where Snoopy Island off Al Aqah is a popular site, and Al Badiyah Mosque, built in 1446, the oldest surviving mosque in the UAE.
Can I dive in Fujairah without a certification?
Yes. The Try Scuba Diving Experience needs no prior certification and takes about two hours. The two-day PADI Basic Scuba Diver course prepares you to dive in open water to 12 meters with a professional.
Do I need a passport for the Musandam trip?
Yes, the listing asks every traveler to bring one. The trip reaches Musandam via Dibba, on the Fujairah–Oman border, with a drive of around two and a half hours each way from Dubai.