Bahrain Surf Park is not open yet. The developer is targeting 2026. It runs Wavegarden Cove in Bilaj Al Jazayer, Bahrain.
Verified October 2026
A government-backed Wavegarden Cove under construction since mid-2025. The 2026 date is still unconfirmed.
Bahrain Surf Park, branded Club Hawaii Experience, is under construction at Bilaj Al Jazayer on Bahrain's southwest coast. It is developed by Edamah, the real estate arm of Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company, with GFH Financial Group, and built by Poullaides Construction. The park covers more than 52,000 square metres within the 1.3 million square metre Bilaj Al Jazayer masterplan. Ground was broken in July 2025, and it is billed as the first Wavegarden Cove in the Middle East and North Africa. On 17 September 2026 the operator announced that filling of the freshwater lagoon was complete, with opening still set for 2026. By 7 October its site listed membership prices, though session bookings were still marked coming soon and no opening date had been given. The lagoon is designed for up to 1,000 waves an hour and nearly 90 surfers an hour, alongside a surf academy, pools, cabanas, dining and retail.
A Wavegarden Cove lagoon that the developers say produces up to 1,000 waves an hour and can take up to 90 surfers per hour, from beginners to elite surfers. The Club Hawaii Experience Academy will run training programmes for all levels.
Surfers in Bahrain and across the Gulf, and visitors. The developers project around 300,000 visitors and 140,000 surf sessions a year.
Session prices have not been published; the booking page says bookings are coming soon. Membership prices were listed on bahrainsurfpark.com on 7 October 2026: Silver from BHD 21 a month or BHD 249 a year, Gold from BHD 43 a month or BHD 495 a year, Platinum from BHD 125 a month or BHD 1,425 a year, Foundation Beach and Foundation Surf founding memberships at BHD 1,500 and BHD 2,000, and a Family Beach membership at an introductory BHD 600 a year. The Bahraini dinar is pegged at about 2.66 US dollars. Read 7 October 2026.
Nothing to book yet. The site is about 30 minutes from Manama and about 35 minutes from Bahrain International Airport by car. Watch bahrainsurfpark.com for an opening date.
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When does Bahrain Surf Park open?
Bahrain Surf Park is under construction, with opening expected in 2026. The 2026 opening has not been confirmed: as of 7 October 2026 the official site lists membership prices but still shows bookings as coming soon, with no opening date. Gulf summer heat will shape when an outdoor lagoon is comfortable to surf.
Where is Bahrain Surf Park?
Bahrain Surf Park is in Bilaj Al Jazayer, Bahrain. The nearest airport is Bahrain International, about 35 minutes by car.



