The Beach
We all love a trip to the beach. There may be a number of other options in Bahrain but few places offer quite as much as Coral Beach Club. The resort has arguably one of the most popular beaches in Bahrain and has something for everyone. Let’s face it, relaxation is one of the main reasons for taking a trip to the beach. At Coral Beach you can relax and unwind as ambient, tranquil music is played on the state-of-the-art sound system at a suitable volume.
But if staying still and relaxing is not quite your cup of tea, the adrenalin junkies among you can take advantage of the wide range of water sports on offer to add some extra excitement to your day. There are PADI diving courses ranging from beginner to advanced open-water diving, wake boarding, banana boating, water skiing, boat charters, jet skiing and many more many activities to satisfy your hunger for fun.
All of the water sports activities are fully supervised by the resort’s knowledgable, professionally trained sports and leisure attendants and the equipment is regularly subjected to thorough maintenance checks. A one year membership to the club entitles you to a 15 per cent discount on all food and beverages, water sports and spa sessions as well as access to the fitness centre, the swimming pool and the beach.
Nightlife
 The guys at Coral Beach Club certainly know how to throw a good party and they offer a plethora of events throughout the year to keep the party animal in you happy. Organised by Likwid Productions, the club offers a more up-market international flavour than most other dance venues on the island.
The world-class sound and light system, the amazing bar and the crème de la crème of both local and international DJs come together to make Coral Beach an unrivalled venue, which is made extra-special by its unique outdoor setting.
Acts like the Ministry of Sound and Hed Kandi are regularly on the chalkboard and the venue has hosted the official F1 FTV after party for seven years running. Over the coming months you’ll find the place jam-packed with party-goers dancing the night away to the hippest dance tracks while soaking up that welcome sun.
“We have some really strong parties in the pipeline that always works with the very best of business,” says Karim.
 The Pool
Swimming pools can be a great place to relax after a hard day and at Coral Beach Club there’s always time for chilling out. The resort’s large swimming pool is unlike any otherin the kingdom and is the perfect place to cool down as the weather heats up. Ideally located within stumbling distance of the beach and the watersports centre, guests can have a splash in the water or even enjoy a refreshing beverage at the swim-up pool bar! There are parasols for those who prefer to stay out of the sun, an abundance of poolside sun loungers and waiter service is available for drinks, snacks and whatever else you might need ensuring you don’t have to lift a finger. In addition, there is a shallow pool with a fountain as well as an outdoor play area for children.
Fitness and Spa
 Coral Beach understands that we all need to be pampered from time to time. That’s why they have a cozy spa offering Thai and aromatherapy massages, nail treatments as well as a sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. In addition, for the fitness freaks among you, the spa has a fully-equipped and air-conditioned gym.
With its prime location overlooking the sea, the fitness centre is the perfect place to get your daily workout with well-maintained amenities such as treadmills, free weights, steppers, stationary cycle and more.
 Dining
Rayes Restaurant features a wide range of Lebanese dishes as well as Bahraini specialties and offers both à la carte and buffet options. Dishes include many different types of grills, traditional Lebanese dishes and hot and cold starters.
Open from 12pm to 2am the restaurant also boasts a terrace which offers sweeping views of the sea. “We have the ability to suit every kind of palate and pride ourselves on offering great service and quality Lebanese cuisine at its finest,” says restaurant manager, George Sabbagh.
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