Swimming at Marina Beach Kuwait

The beach is about half a kilometer long and almost a hundred meters wide – so it is really huge from the point of view of urban beaches. This is a view from west to east of practically the entire public part of the beach.

The sandy beach is indented by a long line of palm trees, and only then is the famous Marina Walk promenade, several kilometers long.

The west end of the beach is private and the entrance is guarded by a security guard. Only guests of the 5* Marina Hotel can swim here, ideal accommodation for those who want to have a beach right next to the hotel without having to go somewhere to swim.

By Kuwaiti standards, the beach hotel is very low – it's basically just one-story villas.

Looking inland, one of the tallest buildings in the district – Costa Tower – catches your eye. In this photo, you can also see the stands lining the promenade, where you can buy refreshments from morning to night.

Probably the best-known view of the beach is from the east, from which you can see its monumentality. Unlike the beaches in Europe, it is not overcrowded at all – there are few tourists and the locals usually go out only in the late afternoon and evening. So there is really plenty of swimming space here.

At the eastern end of the beach is the interesting Marina Waves building, where you will find restaurants.

The coastal promenade stretches mainly in an eastern direction for kilometers – it is the main sports artery for the locals.