Oman Wave Clinic 2026

Oriental Waves of Oman

Kitesurf Wave Clinic , Oman

19 - 26 June 2026

from 1895€

The pearl of the Middle East

Oman is known for its strong winds blowing through the summer months. There’s not only the excellent flat water spots that all the freestylers are rediscovering, but there’s surprisingly good wave spots that have drawn us to Oman in 2017 for the first wave clinic there. It’s a great trip that never deceives, which is why we’ve been back every year since.

Wind

15-30 knots

Wave type

mellow, small to midsize Righthanders

Dates

19 - 26 June 2026

Availability

max. 8

Investment

1895€

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Location & Conditions

Masirah island and mainland action

Over the years we have put together a wave specific program that maximizes the wave count with as little crowds as possible, also being able to adapt to the wind conditions. You’ll be able to ride some relatively empty and surprisingly good waves. We are focusing on the wave spots on Masirah Island as well as the spot which works best on the mainland.

Coaching

Travel and Coaching Experience

Oman offers great conditions for your waveriding to be guided to the next level up, no matter where you’re currently at. You should be fairly comfortable riding a surfboard, some first experiences with waves is good to have. The trip is a great combo of having a travel and coaching experience at the same time. The coaching part will be passed along by Chris and Arnaud, however Marc will also review part of the daily footage to add some additional input.

Coach: Chris Hodge

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Choosing the best for you

Our main priority is to have the best combination of the most convenient accommodation on offer. We are trying to stay as close to the spot with the most comfort possible. For example there was a great hotel with good food straight at the mainland spot, however it has been rundown, so we stayed at a very nice and luxurious hotel closeby – which made up for the drive. Also we want to be able to move as free as possible depending on the conditions, so this will also be a priority. In short we’ll choose the best accommodation with a higher standard in terms of food and catering.

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Explore land and people..

Oman must be the easiest country to travel to in the Arabian Peninsula – even as a woman. The county is very open and western orientated and is easy to explore.

The clinics there are destined to kiters that bring some confidence on a surfboard with them and have a desire to better ride waves at a place that is ideal for this. Oman has a great wind reliability at this time of the year, plus has mellow, small to mid-sized waves that are ideal to play with and improve your waveriding skills.

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What's included?

seven days on the road with the Kitesurf Wave Clinic team
video assisted coaching with daily video reviews of your riding
seven nights of accommodation on a double occupancy basis
full-board, including all drinks and meals, take-away lunches on the beach
minimal infrastructure on the beach with coolers, chairs and shades

Perfect for

Solo travellers, Couples, Friends

Skill level

Intermediate to Advanced Kiters

Duration

7 days

Oman Wave Clinic 2025

21 - 28 June 2025

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Downpayment of 30% to reserve your spot, full payment three month prior to trip.

Trip Overview:

21 June 2025: Arrival day at Muscat International Airport on Saturday morning, driving off towards Shannah ferry port
15h ferry towards Muscat
3 days of riding at the most favourable spot on Masirah Island
25 June 2025: early morning relocation to the best spot on the mainland
3 days of riding and coaching on the mainland
28 June 2025: driving back to Muscat or start of the personal holiday.

Oman Wave Clinic 2026

19 - 26 June 2026

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Trip Overview:

19 June 2026: Arrival day at Muscat International Airport on Saturday morning, driving off towards Shannah ferry port
15h ferry towards Muscat
3 days of riding at the most favourable spot on Masirah Island
23 June 2026: early morning relocation to the best spot on the mainland
3 days of riding and coaching on the mainland
26 June 2026: driving back to Muscat or start of the personal holiday.

Not included and to dos

An easy trip to explore the Pearl of the middle East

Oman seems a sketchy place to travel to but it is indeed safe and an easy trip to get some great kitesurfing under the belt.

Not included in the package is:
– Airfares and excess baggage fees
– Rental car (we’re grouping you to share a rental car amongst 3-4 people
– single occupancy upgrades
– Alcoholic beverages are not included – hence not really available either (cheapest and best is to stockup at the duty free on arrival)

How to get there

You will be flying in to Muscat International Airport (MCT) where we’ll meet and drive off into the desert in a convoy of vehicles filled with wave hungry individuals. If you are a resident of the Arabian Peninsula, we will either meet up in Muscat or straight at the first location we’ll go to. This usually is on Masirah Island, but we might adapt to the wind forecast and decide on another schedule of wave spots to visit.

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Travel and Wavekiting Expertise

Marc has been holding Kitesurf Wave Clinics for 13 years now. He has accumulated an expertise on how to decipher and pass along the wavekiting skills that has shaped the much appreciated theoretical content of the clinics. This will be passed along accordingly and followed up on here too.

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Your coach

Chris Hodge

Chris is an experienced wavekiter and knows his way around Omani wavespots like no other. The Englishman was born and raised in Oman and was part of the first generation of expat kiters to explore the countries wavekiting spots – and is still there. Chris has been part the Oman Kitesurf Wave Clinics since 2018 and has been guiding us around the country. He’s been also integrated into the Wave Clinic operations, such as filming and coaching and has enough of its DNA to now host and run the clinic on his own.

Benefits

What you benefit from

Staff

The team

Coach and Oman Guide

Chris Hodge

Chris is an English Bloke born and raised in Oman and one of the first kiters living in the country. There could not be anyone better to guide you through the Omani desert in order to find the best waves to kite than Chris. He's been part of the Kitesurf Wave Clinics in Oman since 2018 and is an exc...

Videographer

Arnaud Plas

Arnaud has been on numerous Wave Clinics as a Videographer, such as Peru, Dakhla and Oman. He is not only a much appreciated professional delivering the images needed for the coaching, but is also a fun guy to have around.

Head Coach

Marc Ramseier

As one of the pioneers in the sport back in 1998, Marc Ramseier is a first-generation kitesurfing pro rider known for his unique talent and adventures in discovering some of the best wave spots on the planet. Today, Marc and his highly skilled team dedicate their focus to coaching other wave riding ...

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Oman has been put on the kiting map early on and is known for consistent and strong winds blowing through the summer months. Masirah Island has been fairly well visited by kiters with some minimal infrastructure like schools and centers, but more focusing on the flat water part.

Quick Oman Facts: Things to know before you go

Currency: Omani Rial (1 OMR = 1.3€)

Capital: Muscat

Airport: Muscat International Airport (MCT)

Electricity: UK type sockets

Flag: 🇴🇲

Transportation: How do I get here?

Main entry point into Oman is its International Airport in Muscat, or driving there with the car from Dubai, which is a 4.5 hours drive from Muscat. Oman has great road infrastructure and it’s easy to move around inside the country. Also It’s easy and affordable to rent cars – all the major car rental companies are present. The country lies in between Jemen to the Southeast, Saudi Arabia to the East and UAE in the Northeast.

While Oman does not have a specific cuisine with typical plates of food, it has a wide range of delicious middle eastern cuisine, which makes it a culinary experience, especially also thanks to the supply of fresh seafood.

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Oriental Waves of Oman

The pearl of the Middle East

Wind

Wave type

Dates

Availability

Investment

Location & Conditions

Masirah island and mainland action

Coaching

Travel and Coaching Experience

Coach: Chris Hodge

Location

Accommodation

Choosing the best for you

Rooms

Facilities

Food

Reviews

Is this for me?

Explore land and people..

Activities

Things to do

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What's included?

Perfect for

Skill level

Duration

Not included and to dos

An easy trip to explore the Pearl of the middle East

How to get there

Schedule

Our program

Informations

Good to know

Group size

Your coach

Chris Hodge

Benefits

What you benefit from

Like-Minded Community

Video Coaching

All-Inclusive Fun

Staff

The team

Chris Hodge

Arnaud Plas

Marc Ramseier

Rooms

Facilities

Quick Oman Facts: Things to know before you go

Transportation: How do I get here?

Kitesurfing in Oman

Activities

Things to do

Add-on

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do it yourself

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do it yourself

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book beforehand