Banana Island Resort Doha unveils exclusive Ladies Day experience
Doha
Banana Island Resort Doha, the country's premier island destination, has unveiled its new Ladies Day, a unique weekly escape designed for women to unwind, explore and recharge in a luxurious and private beachside setting.
Every Tuesday from 5pm to 8 pm, the island transforms into a vibrant haven exclusively for ladies, combining exhilarating adventure with soothing relaxation. At just QR 500 per adult and QR 250 per child, guests enjoy a curated experience that blends action, wellness and indulgence.
This includes 3-hour access to Adventure Park featuring rope courses, obstacle zones, and a complimentary zip line ride where guests can unleash their adventurous spirit in a dynamic, women-only environment starting from QR 300 per person. To add to the experience, ladies are welcomed to enjoy a package including a 45-minute signature massage at Anantara Spa where they melt away stress with a rejuvenating session designed to restore both body and mind. At just QR 500 per adult and QR 250 per child, ladies enjoy a curated experience that blends action, wellness, and indulgence.
'This exclusive offering is designed to give women a dedicated time and space to connect, rejuvenate and enjoy everything the island has to offer,' said Moustafa Khalil, Hotel Manager at Banana Island Resort Doha. 'From thrill-seekers to spa enthusiasts, Ladies Day offers something truly special for every guest.'
Guests can also enjoy 60-minute surf pool access every Tuesday afternoon from 3pm to 5pm, making it a perfect warm-up or standalone activity before the main Ladies Day events commence.
Located just a short ferry ride from Al Shyoukh Port, Banana Island Resort Doha is renowned for blending Arabian hospitality with world-class leisure experiences. The new Ladies Day is an ideal midweek escape whether for fitness, bonding, or simply a break from the routine.
Banana Island Adventure Park offers an exciting array of activities for families and thrill-seekers. This dynamic new facility enhances the island's reputation as Qatar's top leisure destination, blending luxury with outdoor adventure. With rope courses that can accommodate up to 70 participants at once and tailored programming for corporate events and team building, the park is an ideal venue for both recreation and group experiences.
Banana Island Adventure Park offers an exciting array of activities for both families and solo thrill-seekers. This dynamic new facility enhances the island's reputation as Qatar's premier leisure destination, seamlessly blending luxury with outdoor adventure. Featuring rope courses that can accommodate up to 70 participants at a time and customised programmes for corporate events and team building, the park serves as an ideal venue for both recreation and group experiences.
Banana Island Resort Doha is renowned for its breathtaking location and attentive service. Nestled on a crescent-shaped island, the resort seamlessly blends Qatari heritage with luxurious comfort. Spanning an 800-metre palm-fringed shoreline, it offers a tranquil haven with world-class amenities, including the award-winning Anantara Spa, six distinctive dining venues, a surf pool, diving centre, cinema, padel and tennis courts, and dedicated clubs for kids and teens—all set against the dazzling backdrop of the Arabian Gulf.
Plan a visit or discover more about Banana Island Resort Doha and Banana Island Adventure Park by visiting www.anantara.com/en/banana-island-doha and Adventure Park in Doha | Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara or calling +974 4040 5131.
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