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Discover Bahrain

Kingdom of Bahrain is a small Arab constitutional monarchy in the Persian Gulf. It is an island country consisting of a small archipelago centered Around Bahrain Island, situated between the Qatar peninsula and the north Eastern coast of Saudi Arabia, to which it is connected by the 25 km King Fahd Causeway. Bahrain has unexplored potential in the tourism sector. Many beautiful place to visit and interesting thing to do. Alarab Travel is leading DMC in the county offering products ranging from 3* to 5* hotel accommodations, furnished and serviced apartments self & chauffer driven car rentals airport Transfers, sightseeing tours. Short excursions. Desert camping. Weekend breaks. Yatch cruise and tourist visa assistance etc.

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Did you know?

Bahrain has been one of the Gulf’s most important Commercial crossroads for over 4,000 years. The word Bahrain means ‘two seas’ in Arabic, indicating how the countries geographic position as a collection of Islands has been important throughout its history.

At a glance

Capital city: Manama
Distance from airport to downtown: 8 kilometres
Time zone: GMT +3 hours
Currency: Bahraini Dinar (BHD); USD 1 = BHD 0.378
Languages: The official language is Arabic, English is widely spoken.

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Events

• The autumn fair – Bahrain’s biggest shopping
• Formula Bahrain Grand prix
• Bahrain national day
• Bahrain International Air show
• Bahrain International Music Festival
• Asian Weightlifting Championships

Things to do




Al Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve

The Kingdom of Bahrain was perhaps the first Arab Country to realize the rapid decline of many native wild animal populations in the region and the urgent need to implement safety measures that could ensure their survival. The establishment of Al Areen Wildlife Park and Reserve was as a response by the Kingdom of Bahrain to the conservation of wildlife in the Middle East. It was hoped that the establishment of such a reserve, would promote similar projects in other countries in the region.

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The Dolphin Resort

Opened in December 1998, The Dolphin Park seats a maximum of 620 people, there are currently two Beluga Whales and two Sea Lions. The marine mammal show lasts about an hour. You can also swim with the Dolphins.

Gravity

You can’t resist the incredible feeling of a free fall in one of the tallest wind tunnels in the world; with an overall height of 12 meters, constructed with tempered glass. Jump in just like you would from an aircraft, but without a parachute, and even without boarding an airplane in the first place! Everyone can enjoy this body flight experience, except for those reluctant to go on a life- Changing adventure.

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Karting

Bahrain International Circuit’s all-new state-of-the-art karting facility built to standards of the Commission International de Karting (CIK), helps unearth young local talent; and its on-site technicians provide vital racing expertise.

Lost Paradise of Delmon

Set as Bahrain's biggest waterpark, The Lost Paradise of Delmon currently covers an overall area of approximately 77,000 square meters, Each aspect of the park is based on the history of the Delmon period, reflected by unique stone sculptures and architecture that encompasses the theme to create a desert oasis and garden of paradise.

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City Center

City Centre Bahrain is the largest shopping, leisure and entertainment destination in Bahrain, offers an international mix of more than 340 exclusive brands including 60 dining outlets, with major stores. The mall’s integrated family leisure offer includes Wahooo! Waterpark, the Middle East’s first and largest indoor- outdoor waterpark, a 20-screen Cineco Cinema, and a Magic Planet.

Bahrain Dragon City Mall

A first of its kind development in Bahrain, Dragon City will offer unique wholesale and retail opportunities to local consumers, trade customers and tourists. The retail development encompasses Dragon Mall and a themed “Dining Village.” The Mall design is influenced with Chinese architectural and cultural aspects incorporating over 360 commercial units for both retail and wholesale trade, and additionally a 4,500 sq m area designated for warehouses.

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Gold City

A shining example of specialized retail shopping, Gold City transports every visitor to a modern gold souq arena. Discerning customers can choose from exclusive showrooms dedicated to precious metals and assorted gems. Contemporary décor, welcoming staff and free valet services sets Gold City in a league of its own.

Block 338

Located in the heart of Adliya, Block 338 is a charming pedestrian quarter crammed with international restaurants, art galleries and small boutiques. As Bahrain’s hot dining district, Block 338 offers a wide range of restaurants appealing to all ages and tastes, be it for a fancy meal, traditional Bahraini dish or just a soothing drink. In addition to this distinguished eating experience.

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The Lagoon

Take a stroll around The Lagoon complex at the heart of Amwaj and you're sure to find something to keep you occupied. Cafés, restaurants, shops, boutiques and more stay open late into the evening year round, providing a great place to meet, socialise and explore. You and your children can even hire bikes and trikes for a fun ride around.

Al Dar Island

Central to life in Bahrain for centuries, pearl diving has to be the quintessential Bahraini experience. The beach resort of Al Dar Island offers regular pearl dives and cruises to Jarada Island where you might find yourself sunbathing on the spit of white sand and bobbing in its clear waters all on your own. In addition to pearls, you can also get the chance to see up to 30 types of coral and more than 200 species of fish. Dolphin watching along the many surrounding coral reefs is another popular pastime and they are best spotted at sunrise or sunset.

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Water Sport Activities

Bahrain temperature and climate are ideal for water Sports enabling enthusiasts to enjoy their hobbies almost all year round. The warm shallow waters of the Arabian Gulf offer a great setting for many aquatic pursuits from night Time Sea fishing to sailing and scuba diving. Known for its pearl industry, Bahrain allows visitors to dive for their own pearls with the help of the Into the Blue Dive Centre or Scuba Master; or take a 40-minute boat ride to the Hawar Islands and look out for the dolphins who play in the calm Gulf seas while flamingos stalk through the shallow waters.