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Muscat Bay — formerly Saraya Bandar Jissah — is the master-developer of one of Oman's flagship coastal destinations, a 2.2 million sqm Integrated Tourism Complex (ITC) set in the cove of Bandar Jissah, near Qantab, just south of Muscat. The company was established in 2007 as a privately held joint venture between Omran (the Oman Tourism Development Company, the government's tourism investment arm) and Saraya Holding Oman, and rebranded to Muscat Bay in 2017 to match the destination it built. Backed by the Omani government as part of the country's drive to grow inbound tourism, the destination is anchored by the five-star Jumeirah Muscat Bay resort and freehold residential clusters open to buyers of any nationality.
Positioned as one of Oman's premier tourism destinations, built around an integrated master plan that pairs a Jumeirah-operated resort with residential villas and apartments, retail, leisure and beach access between the Al Hajar Mountains and the Sea of Oman.
A single-destination, master-developer model: rather than building across many sites, Muscat Bay focuses entirely on developing and managing the Bandar Jissah ITC in phases. The five-star Jumeirah Muscat Bay resort opened on site, and residential clusters have been delivered and handed over within the destination.
Since 2007 (as Saraya Bandar Jissah). One master destination — Muscat Bay at Bandar Jissah
As a government-backed joint venture — with Omran, the state tourism investment company, as a partner alongside Saraya Holding Oman — the destination carries strong institutional sponsorship aligned with Oman's national tourism strategy.
Muscat Bay specialises in a single integrated tourism destination — a master-planned ITC that blends a five-star resort, branded residences and leisure into one coastal community, rather than a portfolio of scattered projects.
Within its residential releases, Muscat Bay uses construction-linked payment plans — a booking deposit and SPA payment up front, milestone instalments through construction, and a substantial balance on handover.
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Muscat Bay — formerly Saraya Bandar Jissah — is the master-developer of the destination of the same name at Bandar Jissah, near Qantab. It was set up in 2007 as a privately held joint venture between Omran (the Oman Tourism Development Company, the government's tourism investment arm) and Saraya Holding Oman, and adopted the Muscat Bay name in 2017.
Yes. Muscat Bay is an Integrated Tourism Complex (ITC) — one of the designated zones in Oman where buyers of any nationality can own 100% freehold. Ownership typically comes with renewable Omani residency for the owner and immediate family.
Yes. Jumeirah Muscat Bay is the anchor of the destination and Jumeirah's first resort in Oman — a five-star beachfront hotel set in the cove of Bandar Jissah, surrounded by the residential clusters of the wider Muscat Bay ITC.
Oman currently levies no annual property tax and no personal income tax, so rental income and capital gains for individuals are untaxed. A one-time registration fee applies on purchase. This makes ITC freehold property in Oman attractive on a net-yield basis.
Off-plan purchases in Oman's ITCs are typically protected by escrow arrangements, where buyer payments are held in a regulated account and released to the developer against construction progress. Muscat Bay's government-backed Omran partnership adds institutional sponsorship to the destination.
Muscat Bay sits at Bandar Jissah, near Qantab, just south of Muscat, in a coastal cove between the Al Hajar Mountains and the Sea of Oman — roughly 20 minutes from the Muscat CBD and Mutrah, with neighbouring resorts a short drive away.
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