Mangrove Eco - Park
Project Description
Mangrove Eco –Park project scope includes preparing a comprehensive eco-plan to save the mangrove forest that start from Darien to Ras Tanura shores, developing eco-tourism to enable the mangrove Eco-park initiative, proposing new areas for planting mangrove trees to become the largest mangrove project in GCC countries, and The project aims to develop a unique eco-tourism destination on Darien and Tarout Island by establishing the largest Mangrove Ecological Project in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
The park will become an eco-cultural destination, featuring a 5+ km boardwalk and promenade, with 250 hectares of new mangroves planted. Luxurious eco-lodges and a visitor center will be located within the mangrove forest, offering an immersive experience.
The park will include birdwatch towers, mangrove glamping, and a new heritage village. Accessible by a dedicated road, the park will also offer cycling and pedestrian routes, along with boat services for tours, blending traditional and modern architectural styles.Â
Client
Scope of Work
Design and study including:
- Phase (1): study plans and data collection
- Phase (2): Study of the current situation
- Phase (3): Initial visualization of Mangrove Ecological Park
- Phase (4): Final design of the park and preparation of tender documents
Preparing all reports necessary and IFC documents, including but not limited to:
- Management Plan Report
- Review the concept master plan and strategy for the island Report
- Report of 3 scenarios for Conceptual Master Plan (10%)
- Environmental Field Surveys Reports
- Benchmark Study Report
- Gap analysis Report
- Report of Conceptual master plan, Drawing list and preliminary cost estimates (30%)
- Preliminary design documents and drawings
- Developed Designs (60%) Drawings and IFP
- Engineering design and infrastructure (final designs) (90%)
- Park Management and operation plan
- Tendering and Contract Document (100%)
Project Highlights
Project Duration:Â
16 Months
 largest Mangrove Ecological Project in the GCC Countries
250 Hectares of New Mangroves Planted
5+ km Boardwalk and promenade
