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Muscat Divers has been based in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, for over 32 years, making it one of the longest established and experienced clubs in the whole of the country.

We have an excellent set of facilities that will assist you in exploring the underwater beauty that can be found here in Oman.

If you are already a diver or are interested in advancing your diving skills and knowledge, then you have come to the right place. It doesn't matter what organization you trained with or what your nationality is, you will be welcome.

If however you want to learn to dive or you want to see if diving is really for you - with over 15 highly qualified and experienced Instructors we can guide and encourage you to exploring the undersea world.

Andy's Blog

Muscat Divers are pleased to announce that we have teamed up with The Great Marine Project in Malaysia to promote turtle and coral conservation.

The Great Marine Project

 

 

 

 

 

The Great Marine Project is a collection of unique marine sites in the world that require our marine studies and monitoring in order to effect positive change in the way the marine wilderness is managed in the future. The project is run by WOX, an international environmental and social projects management company based in Malaysia, Mauritius, India and the UK. The aim of WOX is to create meaningful experiences through endangered species conservation and operating in a responsible and ethical manner, creating positive benefits to the destinations it works in.
The Great Marine Project would like to invite you, and a group of your friends to the Perhentian Islands, Malaysia to join in with turtle and coral conservation.
By day you will dive and if you come as a group you will get the chance to build and name your very own artificial reef then transplant stressed coral onto it. By night protect highly endangered mother green turtles while they nest on our beach. What better way to spend your time than to dive with a purpose by day and protect nesting mother turtles by night. For more information Click Here

Closer to home I am really happy to be able to tell you that our "new" boat is on the water.
Ahlan al Muna seats 10 fully equipped divers in considerably more comfort than our old boats, moves a lot quicker , and is one heck of a lot easier in bumpy water. At a pinch we can get 12 divers on her, which is what is she is licensed for, but as a rule I think we'll stick to 10.
It will certainly make diving a lot easier and more comfortable and I hope as many members as possible will come along and give her a try.

We will be keeping Boat 1, and Boats 2 & 3 are going to be sold.
If any member is interested or knows of anyone that might be interested, please get in touch.

Andy

 

The authors of this web site would like to remind you that, no Scuba diving should be undertaken without proper instruction and the information contained within this site is not intended to allow anyone to short cut instruction or to dive outside of their skills/ability and equipment capabilities. We will not be held accountable for any injury caused by the use of information taken from this web site or from any other web site linked from it. If you cannot accept this responsibility please, take up golf ...

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In this month's issue…

• Master Diver to Masterchef
• Monty Halls: Face to face with whitetips
• The Med's new superwreck
• Cornish Dream: Idyllic UK shore diving
• Mantas and mandarins in Yap
• Zombies of the deep
• Watercolumn: The remote Australian island of Lord Howe
• and much much more...

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