Durrat Al Bahrain

About Durrat Al Bahrain

Durrat Al Bahrain is a large reclaimed island development at the south-eastern tip of Bahrain. The plan is built around a crescent-shaped central island, ring-shaped atolls with sheltered lagoons and fish-shaped petal islands, giving many homes a private stretch of water or beach.

The project is owned by Durrat Khaleej Al Bahrain Company, a joint venture between the Government of Bahrain and Kuwait Finance House. Homes include villas on the atolls and petals and apartments, and the community has beaches, a marina and water sports.

Its location sets it apart from the rest of the south. It is the furthest residential community from Manama, which brings quiet, open water views and little traffic, but also longer drives for school runs and commuting. Many owners use it as a weekend or holiday home.

Since January 2025 Durrat has also been the gateway to Hawar Resort by Mantis. Guests check in at the Durrat Al Bahrain Welcome Pavilion and take a boat across to the Hawar Islands. The pavilion sits at the edge of the community, so resort guests do not need to drive through the residential islands.

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Highlights

• Atolls, petal islands and a central crescent
• Villas with lagoon and beach frontage
• Apartments and holiday homes
• Marina and water sports
• Boat link to Hawar Resort
• Quiet location at Bahrain's southern tip

Good to know

• Durrat is a gated community; visitors without a booking or invitation may not get past the entrance.
• It is a long drive from Manama, so test the commute before buying or renting.
• Hawar Resort guests use the Welcome Pavilion and should follow the resort's boat schedule.
• Resale villas come up often; check the condition and service charges of each unit.

Getting there

Drive south through the Southern Governorate to the end of the main road at Bahrain's south-eastern tip. Hawar Resort guests follow signs to the Welcome Pavilion.

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