Bahrain HIghlights

MUHARRAQ OLD HOUSES

Known for its cultural contributions through the many restored traditional Bahraini houses that can be found amidst the narrow lanes and byways, the old houses of Muharraq are some of Bahrain’s most impressive examples of Islamic architecture and heritage.

MANAMA SOUQ

Here you can pick up everything from electronic goods and bargain t-shirts to spices and shisha pipes. But the real reason to visit a souq is to wander through the bustling streets of the market that still evokes the atmosphere of trading during ancient times.

SA UDI ARABIA

P ERS IA N GULF

SA UDI ARABIA

GULF OF B AHR AIN

JARADA ISLAND

Jarada Island is famous for its smooth golden sands and crystal-clear waters that are perfect for swimming and diving. The disappearing island is known specifically for its small size, completely submerged under water at night, and floats to the surface the following day.

AL FATEH GRAND

MOSQUE

This mosque able to hold up to 7,000 worshippers. Al Fatih has an air of majesty unmatched by other mosques in Bahrain. Marble was brought over from Italy to adorn the floor, glass from Austria for the windows, and teak from India were carved locally to make the high doors.

GULF OF

AHR AIN

QATA R

ADLIYA 338

Block 338 is a charming pedestrian quarter crammed with international restaurants, art galleries, and small boutiques. As Bahrain’s hot dining district, it offers a wide range of restaurants appealing to all ages and tastes, traditional Bahraini dishes and international cuisine.

CAMEL FARM

This farm is home to hundreds of camels. Open daily, it’s an interesting place to take the children and observe these majestic animals. Stroll through the quaint farmland and if you are lucky, you may get the opportunity to pet the baby camels or feed them with bottled fresh milk! Great for picture-taking.