Welcome to Bassa Beach Oman’s best-kept secret and a slice of paradise tucked away in the Musandam Governorate. Just 2 km from Khasab’s ferry terminal, this unspoiled stretch of sand is a haven for beach lovers, adventure seekers, and stargazers alike.
What sets Bassa apart? It’s the rare, glowing “milky sea” phenomenon that lights up the shoreline at night. This bioluminescence, caused by microscopic plankton, creates a surreal glow that makes the sea shimmer like liquid stardust.
By day, the beach offers calm turquoise waters perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or kayaking. The backdrop of rugged cliffs and the Strait of Hormuz adds a dramatic touch. Facilities include shaded areas, toilets, and food vendors on weekends.
No, Bassa Beach is free to visit.
Yes, wild camping is permitted. Bring your own camping equipment.
The glow is due to bioluminescent plankton, creating a “milky sea” effect.
Yes, there are food vendors on weekends. Basic amenities like toilets are also available.
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