Hire a boat in Oman with or without a licence

Hire a boat in Oman with Click&Boat

In the southeastern corner of the beautiful Arabian Peninsula lies Oman, a country that is characterized by its varied landscape and its rich culture and history attracts tourists from all over the world. You can find almost every type of terrain in Oman: from deserts and beaches to mountains and wadis (valleys), Oman offers a variety of natural wonders to enjoy. The country is also home to many historic fortresses, castles and traditional markets or souks, all worth visiting. A yacht charter in Oman lets you sail along the Salalah Coast, the country's most popular natural attraction. Sail up to 3,000 kilometers and visit traditional small towns and unknown islands. You can also discover some of the most beautiful beaches in the world with crystal clear waters and white sand.

So, what are you waiting for? hire a boat in Oman with Click&Boat and make unforgettable memories.

How much does it cost to hire a boat in Oman?

The price of a bareboat charter in Oman depends on the time of year, the size and type of vessel you choose and the number of people on board. Below are some average prices for an Oman yacht charter by vessel type.

• Sailboat: 4,000 £/week in high season and 2,000 £/week in low season.
• Catamaran: 7,500 £/week for 12 people.

What can you see on a yacht charter in Oman ?

As a sought-after sailing destination, Oman offers a wealth of sights and activities. Here are some of our top sailing spots to explore on a yacht charter in Oman.

• Muscat: The capital of Oman is located in the Gulf of Oman. It offers a range of sailing options such as sheltered coves and hidden coves as well as open routes. Stroll through the old town of Muscat and visit the country's only UNESCO-listed fort, Bahla Fort.
• Salalah: Situated on the sparkling Indian Ocean, this lively port city is known for its pristine beaches and colorful underwater world is known. Here you can also tour the lush banana, coconut and papaya farms that have made this region so famous.
• Khasab: Discover the beautiful fjords and rugged coastline of this small town on the Musandam Peninsula. It is a great destination for sailors who want to experience the peace and quiet of the Omani wilderness.
• Sur: If you want to get a taste of Omani culture and tradition, visit the coastal town of Sur on the Gulf of Oman. Witness the intricate art of dhow boat building and then relax on the beach!
• Masirah Island: Sail to this large island to sunbathe on Oman's best beaches and discover the underwater world of the Indian Ocean.

When is the best time to hire a boat in Oman?

If you want to hire a boat in Oman, the best time to do so is between January and March or November and December. The weather is warm at this time and as it can get unbearably hot in Oman, the winter months are the most pleasant with an average of 26°C. Have fun sailing!

An unforgettable vacation with a skippered yacht charter in Oman!

Even if you have a sailing license, we recommend that you choose a ship with a skipper in order to have a safe and relaxed vacation. Skippers are licensed professionals who take care of all on-water logistics, such as anchoring, docking and navigating the ship, leaving you more time to enjoy your vacation. The best thing about having a skipper on board is that they are local people who can show you everything that's on your sailing route and more. If you want a tailor-made sailing experience, choose a skippered boat Hire in Oman!

What type of boat should I rent in Oman?

The type of boat you choose for your yacht charter in Oman depends on how much time you want to spend sailing. If you only want to sail for a few days, we recommend a day boat, such as a motorboat or a RIB, while for a longer charter you will need a more spacious vessel such as a catamaran or a yacht. These ships are equipped with all the amenities you need for a comfortable trip, such as kitchens, bathrooms and sleeping cabins. If you are looking for an authentic sailing experience, you should choose a sailboat.

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