Celebrate Eid Al Fitr at Jumeirah Gulf of Bahrain
As the crescent moon graces the night sky, heralding the arrival of Eid, Jumeirah Gulf of Bahrain unveils a season of joy, reflection, and cherished togetherness. This sacred occasion, steeped in tradition and warmth, invites families and friends to gather by the serene shores of the Arabian Gulf, where the beauty of nature converges with the elegance of refined hospitality. Here, time slows, and every moment is an ode to heritage, seamlessly interwoven with contemporary luxuries.
Within this oasis of tranquility, an array of exquisite experiences awaits- Sumptuous feasts that enchant the palate, moments of quiet indulgence by pristine beaches, and gatherings imbued with heartfelt connection. Every detail is crafted to honour the spirit of Eid, ensuring that guests revel in an ambiance of unity, joy, and celebration.
Jumeirah Signature Escapes
A sojourn of unparalleled elegance awaits in the luxurious suites and villas of Jumeirah Gulf of Bahrain, where legendary Arabian hospitality finds expression in every refined detail. Whether retreating into the embrace of a spacious suite or luxuriating in the seclusion of a beachfront villa, each stay is thoughtfully designed to cultivate serenity and indulgence.
With the ease of flexible check-in and check-out, mornings begin with an exquisite breakfast, served either in the distinguished ambiance of the resort's renowned restaurants or within the private sanctuary of one's abode. As a gesture of generosity befitting the occasion, guests will receive up to USD 400 in resort credits, inviting them to indulge in rejuvenating spa rituals, exceptional culinary experiences, or treasured moments of leisure with loved ones. An Eid escape at Jumeirah Gulf of Bahrain is not merely a stay, but a journey into elegance and tranquillity.
Eid Strawberries & Sparkles Brunch at Obab Al Bahr
A feast of splendour unfolds at Obab Al Bahr, where the season's bounty is celebrated through an exquisite brunch experience.
The delicate sweetness of strawberries infuses each dish, enhancing a menu that spans from fresh seafood and succulent grilled meats to live stations designed to engage and enchant. Among the highlights, a velvety strawberry and asparagus risotto takes centre stage, followed by an array of decadent desserts, each delicately perfumed with sun-ripened berries.
As glasses are raised with the refreshing effervescence of a Rossini mocktail, the spirit of Eid is ushered in with vibrancy and flair.
Eid Barbecue at Ousoul by the Beach
Under the vast Arabian sky, an Eid celebration like no other unfolds at Ousoul by the Beach. Here, the rhythmic symphony of waves provides a serene backdrop to an evening of culinary indulgence.
On the first and third evenings, an exquisite selection of premium meats is prepared to perfection, while the second night presents a lavish seafood affair, sourced fresh from the waters of the Gulf. Accompanied by the soothing melodies of live music, this al fresco dining experience transforms Eid into a sensory journey of flavour and festivity.
Eid Authentic Arabic Dinner at Zahrat Al Fayrouz
At Zahrat Al Fayrouz, the soul of Levantine cuisine is honoured through a menu that reflects both authenticity and contemporary finesse. Every dish, prepared with reverence to tradition, tells a story—one of history, culture, and artistry.
Live entertainment complements this exquisite culinary affair, filling the air with melody as guests embark on a voyage through Middle Eastern gastronomy. In an ambiance of elegance and warmth, this Eid dinner promises an unforgettable celebration of flavour and heritage.
Eid Salt Spa Experience
A sanctuary of serenity awaits at Talise Spa, where exclusive Salt rituals restore balance and renew the spirit. Through indulgent treatments that soothe the senses, guests emerge recharged, their well-being elevated through the artistry of holistic healing.
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