Salalah - Oman Salalah features a beach break with both right and left waves, characterized by a sandy bottom interspersed with rocks. The surf conditions are generally ordinary to fun, making it suitable for various skill levels. Access is easy, with instant entry to the surf within 5 minutes, and the beach is publicly accessible. This spot offers a unique experience with minimal crowds, often just one or two surfers present. The entire beach is surfable, providing ample opportunity to catch waves without the hassle of local competition. While the area is relatively secluded, be mindful of localism and the private beach status. Overall, Salalah is a hidden gem for surfers seeking a laid-back atmosphere and consistent waves.
View spot# Duqm Rocks - Oman Duqm Rocks features a powerful point break with waves breaking to the right and left over flat rocks and sand. Access is straightforward, requiring a short walk of 5 to 15 minutes, and the spot is publicly accessible. This surf location is situated at latitude 19.5738 and longitude 57.7055, making it a unique destination for surfers seeking diverse wave conditions. While the wind typically comes from the east, the swell direction remains uncertain. The combination of powerful waves and varying breaks offers an exciting challenge for surfers of different skill levels. Whether you're looking to carve some turns or simply enjoy the scenery, Duqm Rocks is a noteworthy spot on Oman’s coastline.
View spotBandar al Saqlah - Oman Bandar al Saqlah features a right-hand point break with sandy and rocky bottom, delivering ordinary power waves. The spot is accessible via a well-maintained road, with instant access to the beach. It works best during low and mid tides, particularly on falling tides, from late June to early September, coinciding with the Khareef season. This fishing beach, located 42 km south of Alashkara, can be a bit crowded with locals picnicking and fishing, but there are secluded areas for surfers. The wave handles cross winds well, although large swells can create strong rips. To navigate the rip, surfers are advised to use larger boards or surf during early morning or late afternoon. The beach offers various entry points, including jumping off rocks or wading through keyholes, making it a versatile spot for both beginners and experienced surfers.
View spotMasirah Island - Oman Masirah Island features fun, ordinary reef breaks with a rocky coral bottom. The waves are best with swells from the south, southeast, east, and northeast. Access involves a drive from Muscat to Sana, followed by a one-hour ferry ride to the island, and a 15-minute drive to the east coast where several breaks await. The south coast of Masirah Island is a hidden gem for surfers seeking uncrowded conditions. With minimal crowds during the week and weekends, surfers can enjoy the pristine waves in solitude. The island's unique geography offers a variety of reef breaks, making it suitable for different skill levels. The combination of warm waters and consistent swells creates an ideal surfing environment, attracting those looking for an adventurous surf trip away from the mainstream spots.
View spotPoint nth of Al Ashkarah - Oman This right point break features a very long, slow wave that works best with a significant monsoon swell. The sandy bottom and consistent rips can create challenging conditions, especially with the presence of fishing boats and murky water. Access is via a dirt road, allowing vehicles to come within 150 meters of the surf. The spot is located north of Al Ashkarah, requiring a short walk of 5 to 15 minutes from the parking area. It is suitable for all tides, particularly during rising tide conditions. The crowd is minimal throughout the week and on weekends, making it an ideal location for surfers seeking solitude. However, the combination of fishing activity and cloudy water may necessitate caution while surfing.
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