Mughsail Beach

The blowhole was the BEST. Recommended to visit the blowhole during high tide as the water blows much more. There are three main blowholes. The beach had different colours of blue. There is a cafe under the cave for snacks and refreshments.

A beach with stunning views, surrounded by hills and a small walkway with a cave, is what Mughsail Beach offers. The sea shows all its might with the waters hitting the shore, creating splashes all around and through a sea fountain. The waves are strong, and the sea is rough. Getting into water or swimming should be avoided.

Greetings friends, Due to heavy tide not possible for swimming. Very good and beautiful beach. Neat and clean environment. Crowded on season time. Most attractive during from June to August. There is children play station near the beach. No Indians food stuff around this place. Must add this location in your salalah trip.

Mughsail Beach is one of the highlights of Salalah, an absolute must-visit. The long stretch of white sand with turquoise waters is stunning, and the strong waves crashing against the rocks create a dramatic view. The natural blowholes here are a unique attraction, shooting seawater high into the air and entertaining both kids and adults. It’s a great spot for a family outing, with shaded sitting areas, walking paths, and plenty of photo opportunities. The atmosphere is peaceful yet full of energy thanks to the ocean. Whether you want to relax, enjoy nature, or just admire the raw beauty of Oman’s coastline, Mughsail Beach is unforgettable.

One of my favorites in Salalah — a breathtaking stretch of golden sand, dramatic cliffs, and the iconic blowholes that shoot seawater high into the air with each wave.

Lovely place, views are breathtaking. A must visit place for Salalah visitors

The drive to Mughsail Beach is absolutely stunning — fog-covered hills, camels wandering near the road, and the striking contrast of green mountains and the blue Arabian Sea. Once you arrive, you can either walk to the Marneef Cave area or take a small buggy ride (500 baisa per person). The blowholes are fascinating, especially during high tide. The beach itself is clean but swimming is not allowed due to strong currents. There are small eateries serving local snacks, stone grilled meats, and even a zip line for thrill-seekers.

Mughsail Beach, in Dhofar, Oman, is famous for its pristine sands, dramatic cliffs, and blowholes that shoot seawater high into the air. A perfect spot for relaxation, photography, and nature lovers.