Tamkeen Jobs: Bahrain Surf Park to Create 120+ Jobs

Tamkeen jobs news: Club Hawaii at Bahrain Surf Park will create more than 120 jobs for Bahrainis in tourism, hospitality and sports, backed by Tamkeen.

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In brief

  • Tamkeen has signed an agreement with Club Hawaii @ Bahrain Surf Park to support the project's launch.
  • The project aims to create more than 120 jobs for Bahrainis in tourism and supporting industries.
  • The 52,000 sq m site will have a Wavegarden Cove surf lake, a surf academy, restaurants and private cabanas.
  • Jobs will span hospitality, destination management, event management and sports tourism.
CountryBahrain
OrganizationClub Hawaii @ Bahrain Surf Park
Official sourceNews of Bahrain – Tamkeen supports 120+ Bahraini jobs at Bahrain Surf Park ✓ newsofbahrain.com

Tamkeen jobs support is coming to Bahrain's tourism sector. The Labour Fund (Tamkeen) has agreed to back Club Hawaii @ Bahrain Surf Park, the Kingdom's first project of this kind, which aims to create more than 120 jobs for Bahrainis in tourism and related industries. The agreement was announced on 3 November 2026 at Gateway Gulf 2026.

What is Bahrain Surf Park?

Detail Information
Project Club Hawaii @ Bahrain Surf Park
Size Over 52,000 square metres
Main attraction Surf lake using Wavegarden Cove technology
Other features Club Hawaii Surf Academy, food and beverage outlets, private cabanas, event spaces
Jobs 120+ for Bahrainis
Backed by Tamkeen (Labour Fund)

The venue will also host events and activities for companies, schools and private groups.

Which jobs will be available?

Tamkeen says Bahrainis will gain skills and jobs in these areas:

  • Hospitality – guest services, food and beverage, cabana and reception staff
  • Tourism destination management
  • Event management – corporate and school events, private functions
  • Sports tourism services – surf coaching, lifeguarding and activity staff

The exact job titles and numbers per department have not been published; the examples above are typical for a venue of this kind.

What did Tamkeen say?

Tamkeen Chief Executive Maha Abdulhameed Mofeez said the project fits the strategic investments Tamkeen wants to back, because it directly creates quality jobs for Bahrainis and opens new career paths in growing sectors, using international expertise.

How do I apply?

Recruitment details have not been announced yet. Watch Bahrain Surf Park's and Tamkeen's official channels, and register with the Ministry of Labour's national employment services so you are ready when hiring opens.

What it means for job seekers

  • Tourism is a growth sector in Bahrain. New attractions mean new front-line and management roles.
  • Sports and lifeguard certificates help. Swimming, first aid and coaching qualifications will stand out.
  • Bahrainis are the focus. Tamkeen support is tied to employing nationals.
  • More Bahrain hiring: EY Talent Hub to hire 125 Bahrainis.

More openings: all Bahrain jobs

Frequently asked questions

How many jobs will Bahrain Surf Park create?

More than 120 jobs for Bahrainis across tourism and its supporting industries, with support from Tamkeen.

What will Bahrain Surf Park include?

Spread over 52,000 sq m, it will have a Wavegarden Cove surf lake, the Club Hawaii Surf Academy, restaurants and cafes, private cabanas and spaces for events.

What kind of jobs will Bahrain Surf Park offer?

Jobs across hospitality, managing the tourist destination, running events and sports tourism activities.

Who supports the Bahrain Surf Park jobs?

Tamkeen, Bahrain's Labour Fund, which signed the agreement at Gateway Gulf 2026 to support employment of Bahrainis.

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