New family-friendly amenities have been added for children staying at the Four Seasons Bahrain Bay. The hotel recently introduced a manmade beach and a new waterpark called The Dhow, named after traditional Bahraini sailing vessels.
Four Seasons hotel in Bahrain Bay. Photo: Wiktor Wojtas | Dreamstime.com
The newly opened waterpark features seven slides and around 70 interactive play elements designed to spark children’s imaginations and encourage active play. Entry to the waterpark is complimentary for hotel guests, making it an easy add-on for families staying on the property.
The resort’s manmade beach complements the children’s facilities with attractions for all ages. The shoreline stretches approximately 525 feet and offers a variety of water and beach activities, including sand volleyball and stand-up paddleboarding, as well as relaxed sunbathing and family-friendly swimming areas.
“Family is at the heart of Bahraini culture,” said Richard Raab, general manager of Four Seasons Bahrain Bay. “After the thrill of opening our private beach last year, we were keen to create even more family-friendly activities on site. The waterpark captures our sense of fun and innovation — and gives parents a much-needed break too. After all, vacations are for everyone, not just the little ones.”
Perched across 68 stories with views of the Arabian Gulf and the Manama skyline, Four Seasons Bahrain Bay offers a full-service resort experience tailored to families. Guests can also take a water taxi into Manama to explore local markets, sample the culinary scene, and experience the city’s nightlife, providing convenient access to both leisure and cultural attractions.
With these additions, the property aims to balance child-focused entertainment and adult relaxation, creating an environment where families can enjoy shared activities as well as separate moments of rest. The Dhow waterpark and the expanded beach amenities strengthen the hotel’s appeal as a family destination in Bahrain, while maintaining the service and comfort expected from Four Seasons properties.