Oman Dive Center

... we been doing?? well apart from just bumming around a few productive things have been accomplished. One day we got out to Oman Dive Center where we went out for some snorkeling. After seeing a few giant sea turtles, fish, something looking like a sea ...

... snorkel. Made the mistake of staying in wet swimmers while in the car air-conditioning, as intended stopping at other beaches. On to Oman Dive Centre, only to find it was a private beach, and not as nice. Good photos coming back down hill to the coast. ...

... city is literally pathed with flowers. The smooth duel carriage motorway has blankets of desert defying petunias and bougainvilleas up the centre and on each side.  Muscat even has an impressive gateway to pass through as a prelude to winding down ...

... the birth of Christ. The center of the museum has a large open plaza which housed an ancient Frankincense Tree in the center of the plaza. This tree was one of the region's reasons for importance. From early days before current religions, old regions ...

... ; We spent 2 nights in Dibba, at a quaint but expensive motel on the beach, mainly because of its location which contained a dive centre run by Norwegians.  We spent some time in the afternoon driving around Dibba port and taking photos of a group of ...

At 8:20 AM this morning I arrived at the Pavillion Dive Center for my 1st and 2nd underwater dives. Me, and about 10 other divers, took a boat 5 or 10 minutes away from the Jumierah Beach Resort to an area called the "Cement Barge". There, at about 12 ...

... the birth of Christ. The center of the museum has a large open plaza which housed an ancient Frankincense Tree in the center of the plaza. This tree was one of the region's reasons for importance. From early days before current religions, old regions ...

... . One of the dogs on the island popped out 7 puppies one day and with a couple of weeks they were scampering around the dive centre. There were a great source of time wasting and fun but unfortunately my idea of taking them to the market for RM 150 each ...

... coffee, a Blue Mountain espresso (both outstandingly good), and a bit of internet, which Al Ain seems to lack. We then headed into the center of Al Ain. The first stop was a small fort built in 1940. From there, we went to the Museum and Eastern Fort, ...

... and culture of this fabulous island Stone Town is the very soul of Zanzibar. It is the old ancient settlement and the centre of trade. It is full of labyrinthine alleyways and odd architecture. A walk through its cobbled streets will encounter a different ...

... ! The hotel was all very posh. We had a huge room with a balcony overlooking the resorts beach and hotel water sports centre. There was relaxing pool side bar where were would order beers and fruit cocktails after a busy day lounging around. You know ...