Shinas – Khasab
Ferry to Oman
Shinas – Khasab
Ferry to Oman
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| Shinas - Khasab Ferry Route summary | ||
|---|---|---|
| Departure Destination | Oman | |
| Destination | Oman | |
| Distance | 0 Nautical Miles | |
* Prices subject to change, pricing is taken from last 30 days, last updated 1 July 2025.
The sleepy, quiet town of Shinas doesn’t lend itself to a long stay in Oman, but for a peaceful few days amid an imposing, mountainous terrain encompassing a host of historical and religious buildings, Shinas is perfect. There is little to do in Shinas outside of the hotels and resorts, but luckily for visitors, the accommodation is excellent; luxury bars, deluxe rooms and refreshing swimming pools adorn the setting, with friendly, welcoming staff adhering to your every need. Aside from the numerous grand hotels, much of the activity resides at the port, which is the main source of revenue for the area. The ferry industry brings a large income, and the seafood is served at the restaurants, bringing prominence to the culinary scene.
The town is very small so most choose to travel by foot, or ask for a transfer from one of the hotels.
Found right on the northern coast of Oman, Khasab Port is located around 300 miles away from the capital city of Oman. The fjord-like craggy inlets and desolate mountains have provoked Khasab to be dubbed the ‘Norway of Arabia’ although the rugged coastline and warm climate provide more of a middle eastern touch. For many years the port was the central point for transport; the city was isolated from the rest of the region due to its distance from the other cities and the lack of infrastructure for cars and trains. Recently, however, the city has realised the necessity to make itself more accessible, slowly becoming more tourism focused. The city still holds strong religious traditions, so the restaurants and cafes around the port area will only serve authentic local cuisine and will usually only be occupied my single men. After the hectic lifestyle belonging to Muscat and Dubai, Khasab offers the opportunity for a peaceful break around the shoreline. The port only offers ferry routes to other ports around Oman, including crossings to Muscat, Shinas and Dibba. The sailings are fairly infrequent and can vary from season to season, so it is advisable to check for live updates.
