Camping Trip
Combine the Daymaniyat Islands atmosphere with snorkeling, diving and a carefully planned overnight experience.
More time where the sea is quiet.
Stay beside the sea and combine island camping with the snorkeling or diving plan included in your selected package.
- Camping at the Daymaniyat Islands is available from 1 November until 30 April
- One-night and two-night packages are available
- Snorkeling, recreational diving and expedition options
- Weather, permits, availability and safety decisions guide every plan
Choose how long you want to stay.
1 Night
Daymaniyat camping with snorkeling.
4 Dives · 1 Night
Daymaniyat diving and one night of island camping.
6 Dives · 2 Nights
A longer Daymaniyat camping and dive package.
5 Dives · 1 Night
Expedition camping package. The exact total depends on the confirmed plan.
How the trip flows.
Meet at the marina
Meet at Al Mouj Marina at the agreed time.
Check in and prepare
Load personal equipment and camping supplies, then complete the boat, safety and environmental briefing.
Travel to the islands
Depart from Al Mouj Marina and travel to the planned Daymaniyat island and activity area.
Enjoy the day's activities
Complete the snorkeling or diving sessions included in the selected camping package.
Set up camp
Prepare the campsite, relax beside the sea and enjoy the evening meal and island atmosphere.
Start the next day
Have breakfast, pack personal items and complete the next planned snorkeling or diving sessions.
Leave no trace and return
Clear the campsite completely, follow marine park rules and return to Al Mouj Marina.
Personalize the experience.
GoPro Rental
Record highlights from the camping and water activities.
Private Guide
Dedicated guidance, subject to the confirmed package and itinerary.
Plan responsibly and leave only footprints.
- Camping dates must fall between 1 November and 30 April
- All bookings require advance confirmation and full payment
- Certification and experience requirements apply to the selected dive plan
- No touching marine life, collecting shells or damaging reefs
- Personal and rented equipment remain the guest's responsibility
- Trips remain subject to weather, permits, availability and safety decisions