Off the coast of Kuwait is Failaka Island it was first inhabited by the Greeks sometime between the seventh or eighth century AD. Before the Gulf War this was a hot spot for the residents of Kuwait. Since the war ended the island is starting to return to it's former glory for those that want to visit Failaka there are some nice villas, a few restaurants, a nice beach, horses, swimming pools and a zoo. Click on the links to view the history of the island and find out about the attractions that are available for visitors today.
The ferry Ikarus takes passengers out to the island.
One of the family hotels on the island
One bedroom Villa.
Family Villa with a private pool and court yard
Entrance to the channel
One of the skilled craftsmen that create souvenirs for visitors.
Remains of the Greek civilization that occupied the island during eighth century AD
Nice shots!
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Love the one with the Craftsman :)
The picture of the craftsman is amazing. Very National Geographic feel to it. Love the sense of purpose and diligence in his expression. Overall, great set.
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