Souly Bay Salalah is one of the most attractive recreational areas in southern Oman. Now officially known as Hawana Salalah, this coastal development combines a modern marina, luxury resorts, white-sand beaches, and a relaxed seaside lifestyle.
Update: In 2017, Souly Bay was renamed Hawana Salalah. Previously called Salalah Beach, the area has grown into a full tourism destination with hotels, villas, apartments, restaurants, and water activities.
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Souly Bay Marina and Yacht Activities
The marina at Hawana Salalah is one of the highlights of the former Souly Bay area. It accommodates yachts of various sizes and offers scenic views of the Indian Ocean. Visitors can enjoy short yacht rides, dolphin-watching tours, or private boat trips arranged by local operators.
A standard 10-minute yacht ride usually costs around OMR 3 per person, while private trips for couples start from OMR 6. Longer and customized yacht experiences are also available. For bookings and tour details, feel free to contact us.
Read more about yacht trips at Souly Bay Salalah.
Water Sports and Outdoor Activities
The coastal waters around Souly Bay Salalah are ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, and relaxed boat rides. Local tour companies organize safe and enjoyable water activities for families and adventure seekers. As a result, this area remains popular throughout the year.
Hotels and Accommodation in Souly Bay Area
The Hawana Salalah complex offers some of the best accommodation options in Dhofar. Visitors can choose from luxury resorts, beachfront apartments, and freehold villas with marina or sea views.
These resorts are among the top choices for visitors looking for comfort and beach access. Learn more in our guide to resorts in Salalah.
Beaches, Cafes, and Relaxation
The white-sand beaches near Souly Bay Salalah offer calm waters and beautiful sunset views. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks, swimming, or simply relaxing by the shore. In addition, the marina promenade features cafés and restaurants, including international coffee chains and casual dining spots.
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