 Marina Bander Al Rowdha (Muscat) : Profile
Contact marina on Channel 16. The marina office will contact the relevant officials for clearance.
Visiting yachts are charged according to their LOA (not as previously reported on Noonsite). However, as the marina is nearly full with yearly berth holders, if a yacht is much smaller than the long term berth available it may be necessary to pay for the size of the berth and not of the yacht, if one wants to make sure that this berth would be guranteed. Although the marina is almost full marina manager Bob Looker bob@marinaoman.com
will always ensure visitors can have a berth.
There is water and electricity to all berths in the marina. Good restaurant and bar, and communication facilities exist as well.
Marina Bander Al Rowdha
P.O. Box 940, Muscat 113, Oman
Tel:737288/ 291, Fax:737285
marina@omantel.net.om
Travel lift and some small repairs possible. Some toilets and showers, restaurant, limited chandlery. 20 minute taxi ride to good hotels and shops.
Mina Qaboos Port
Tel:+968-714001, VHF Channel 12
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