One of the things that definitely stood out for me and warmed my heart was how they bring the community into their business. Currently, they have a program running called Tiwende Bahrain, where they take children from the community and host them for 3 nights at the lodge; giving them the guest experience. They also try to create and encourage a zeal for tourism and further to this annually, they recruit trainees from the village and train them in the different departments. As if that’s not enough, their helping hands also reach out to the environment, where they are heavily involved in conservation which includes helping sea turtles that are at risk. Theirs is a full heart that pours out to not only their guests but everyone and everything around them.

Whether the tide is high or low, they make sure you have something to do. At low tide you can walk on swim shoes to the reef and high tide you can swim and snorkel. Being built right opposite Mnemba Island you can take a trip there and swim with dolphins. The marine life in general is in abundance so no matter what time you decide to swim, you will have a wonderful experience.