This week in Bahrain has plenty to offer. Ladies can make the most of watersports at City Beach, or join Sporsista’s midweek padel and volleyball sessions, where the social element is as much the draw as the sport itself. For something slower, MASSO’s Italian lunch service in Adliya brings handcrafted pasta and a relaxed midday pace. The rooftop at Brasero Atlántico is worth bookmarking for its daily happy hour, with skyline views and cocktails running through the week. Avli by tashas at Bahrain Financial Harbour rounds things out with long, unhurried meals on a terrace that faces the water, serving Greek food from early afternoon into the evening.
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Relax by the water. Every Tuesday, City Beach opens its doors to ladies with a discounted entrance fee and 25% off watersports, making it an easy excuse to swap the usual routine for a few hours of sun, sea, and something a little more active if the mood strikes.
A midweek pause where sport doubles as a community for women. Sporsista is putting together padel and volleyball sessions on the same evening, both held on private indoor courts with captains leading each one. Whether you’re swinging into a padel rally with Marwa in Sanad or hitting the volleyball court with Maram in Hamad Town, it’s the kind of session that puts as much weight on the sisterhood around the game as the game itself. Registrations are required to participate.
MASSO is open for lunch visits, capturing the easy elegance of the Italian Riviera. The menu highlights handcrafted pastas, fresh ingredients, and simple yet refined flavours that celebrate the spirit of Italian dining.
Brasero Atlántico offers rooftop views, bites and cocktails from its Atlántico Hour menu every evening. The combination of food and drinks overlooking Bahrain’s skyline makes this a must-visit if you’re looking to settle in for a while with friends.
Have you dined at Avli by tashas at the Bahrain Financial Harbour yet? You go for the relaxed long lunches or breezy dinners that spill onto the terrace, and stay for the uninterrupted views across the water as the sun sets over the Manama skyline, as you enjoy Greek flavours.
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