Bahrain, a treasure of the Persian Gulf
Visit Bahrain, a country that will lead you to discover a fascinating world, where the modernity of Manama blends and complements the rich history and culture of Muharraq Island. In this vibrant destination, every corner promises a unique experience for the traveller. Marvel at the majesty of the Al-Fateh Grand Mosque, explore the history of the Arad Fort and Riffa Fort and if you want more, be captivated by the mystical beauty of the Tree of Life, experience the thrill of the Bahrain International Circuit or cross the impressive King Fahd Bridge into neighbouring Saudi Arabia. And don’t miss Sitra Harbour and the ancient Temple of Barbar. Don’t wait to immerse yourself in Bahrain’s hospitality and rich cuisine and venture out to discover a unique country.
What to see in Bahrain
Things to see in Bahrain, an emerging tourist destination in the Persian Gulf
Explore the fascinating attractions of this island kingdom, from the historic Muharraq Island to the state-of-the-art Bahrain International Circuit.
Bahrain International Circuit: a passion for speed in the Persian Gulf
This is a must in Bahrain for Formula 1 fans, who will be able to tour the pits and even experience driving on the circuit.
Bahrain's beaches: golden sands, deserted islands and scuba diving among pearls and shipwrecks
Explore paradisiacal beaches and islands and experience underwater adventures in this island kingdom in the Persian Gulf.
Riffa, a nineteenth-century fort and golf courses in the desert in the former capital of Bahrain
This historic city located in the middle of the desert offers a unique cultural experience for those seeking the true Bahrain.
Advice for travelling to Bahrain, one of the friendliest and safest of the Gulf states
Advice for safe travel to Bahrain: a passport valid for over 6 months, a visa, and loose clothing that covers your knees and shoulders.
What to see in Manama, Bahrain’s undiscovered capital city
The capital of this small oil state will impress you with its blend of traditional culture and modern Arab luxury.
