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Offers PADI courses and diving trips.
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Sultan Qaboos Mosque
The central mosque in the south of the city was completed in 2009, and is an important landmark. It has a capacity of 1900 worshippers and, just like many other large mosques in Oman, is named after the current sultan.
Alkmazrh Fort / Khmazera Castle
This fort is inside the city and it seems to belong to a specific tribe among the local people. The fort is taken care by the tribe's youngsters, who are proud of their ancestral possession.
The Portuguese constructed this fortress in the beginning of the 17th century and occupied it until their withdrawal from the region. This castle, which housed the Wali and his family in recent centuries and once held prisoners, has been restored and transformed into a regional museum. In the courtyard of the castle are boats and houses representative of the unique heritage of Musandam.
Hidden inside Khasab's old city, you can visit and explore the beautiful palm groves, which supply local people with some dates.
Offers diving courses, diving, snorkelling and fishing excursions, and rents out equipment.
They offer dhow cruises.