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Al Sawadi beach with its islands (and resort) is one of the main touristic destinations between Muscat and Sohar, on the North Shore of Oman.
The beach is several kilometers long and covered with colorful shells!
The area is a great spot for snorkeling, diving and kite boarding.
Al Sawadi beach is a special place on the North Shore of Oman.
The long beach is surrounded by a group of islands, which create a rocky environment great for snorkeling and diving. The main island has a fort and can be reached on foot during a low tide.

Al Sawadi is also a good departure point for the Damaniyat islands, considered one of the best diving spot in Oman.

Personally I decided to visit the beach, because I know it was covered with beautiful shells. Some photos in books had led me to believe it was covered with much more than what I saw, but they were still pretty.
75km North of Muscat, along the coast (Obviously LOL)
Near the town of Barka.




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Muscat to Al Sawadi Beach = 1h drive
Sohar to Al Sawadi Beach = 1h40 drive
While driving on road 1 the exit is indicated. You then take Al Sawadi Beach.
Typical day at the beach...
The beach is much more interesting at low tide with access to the main Sawadi island and pools of water full with starfish
During weekends (Friday - Saturday) many locals come enjoy the beach. It gets very busy especially at low tide as they like driving on the sand with their 4WD (and sometimes with simple cars) Be careful if you are walking around!
the Al Sawadi Beach resort and spa with pools and good food options - check out photos and book
The Al Sawadi Holiday resort, right on the beach, has a water park.
The Sawadi islands are really not far from the beach, especially during low tide.
So if you don't mind the waves, it is a great spot for swimming and snorkeling.

There are several small islands.
Al Sawadi beach, Oman - low tide
And a large one.
At low tide, you can walk all the way to the main island Jazirat Jabal Al Awd.
At the top you can see a fortification: the Suwadi Watch Tower. A beautiful build.
I did not have time to get closer, but if you do, it looks like fun.
The main reason behind my spot at Al Sawadi Beach was a photo on a book I saw in Oman. There was this beautiful shot that made it look like the beach was covered in shells rather than sand. The reality was quite different. Yes, there were plenty of beautiful and colorfull shells but as you can see in the photos below you can still see the sand...
At low tide, small pools of water remain on the beach. Go for a stroll and watch closely, you will spot many starfish.
I love them and how they move. Sadly the kids were taking them out of he water and putting them in cups...