Amwaj Marina — Attraction in Muharraq Island

We were members in this marina for several years before and the management was great and smooth. Unfortunately this is not the case now.

We asked for a park for our boat for over 2 years and it was supposedly always full & a lot of the times we weren’t getting a response.

We were told that we were able to enter on a single day and pay per day until they find us a park.

And thats what we did. We were able to enter on a single day entrance by paying a per day fee until suddenly they stopped that.

And, the last time we went on a single day entrance, the workers in the marina were extremely rude and were ignoring us while looking at us.

As they finally said that they “made a space” for us to park with them, after the last treatment from them, we decided not to continue.

The area is nice in terms of the sea, the views. But there is a free dock just past amwaj and before diyar al muharraq where you can enjoy the same sea without the unprofessional treatment that...

Worst possible experience we have ever had!!! We booked diving and wakeboarding and it was a complete disaster. The first day was diving, we were taken out on a fishing boat with no facilities, there was no safety brief or equipment check from the guides side. He forgot to check his own equipment and didn’t add weight so had no control of buoyancy. We saw nothing on the dive, no coral, no fish, no wreck!! All the things we were told we would see. Then he admitted that he had never been to the site before…. Complete nonsense. After this experience we tried to cancel the next day and was told no refund, when we told them the service is unsafe and unacceptable they offered a partial refund that we still have not received. DO NOT USE THIS...

I flew from the UAE to Bahrain for a yacht delivery job, planning to sail the boat back to the UAE. When I arrived at Amwaj Marina, I was shocked to find that there is no public Wi-Fi available for foreigners. As a visiting captain, this was extremely inconvenient.

In international marinas, basic facilities like internet access should be standard, especially for crew and professionals coming from abroad. Communication and coordination are essential for safety and operations — and without Wi-Fi, it becomes unnecessarily difficult.

If Bahrain wants to attract more international yachts and professional crew, then Amwaj Marina must improve its services and hospitality. Right now, it's not up to the expected standard. This is totally...