Bedouin village, which still retains its original appearance. Located above the Corniche near the Breakwater.
A traditional Bedouin settlement in the desert has been recreated, including a goat hair tent and a hearth with coffee pots. The village also recreates an old well and irrigation system, adobe houses, old fishing villages and bazaars.
The village has several workshops that imitate outdated methods of metalworking, pottery, weaving, where artisans from time to time allow guests to try their hand at such crafts. The spice shop in the village entertains guests with culinary experiences and small souvenirs. The shop also sells folk art items. The tiny museum that completes the display houses artifacts such as diving aids, jewelry, weapons and coffee pots.
There are no restrictions on photography here.
The best day to visit is Friday, when a small bazaar is in full swing in the village, where you can buy souvenirs, listen to musicians and watch the training of hunting falcons.