Tree of Life – Marvel at this resilient tree thriving in the middle of the desert
Bahrain Fort – Explore a UNESCO World Heritage site rich in history and culture
First Oil Well – Discover the origins of Bahrain’s oil industry
Camel Farm – Meet camels up close and learn about their importance in local heritage
Bahrain Bay – Enjoy scenic views of Bahrain’s iconic modern skyline
Pickup included
for early arrival 9 AM: You can enjoy a free tour if you show up this time
Al Fateh Grand Mosque – Stunning architecture & free inside tour for early arrivals (9:00 AM) (Closed on Friday)
10 AM Our team will hold a Tejwal Tourist Services sign on a lollipop for easy identification outside of Al Fateh Grand Mosque start the Tour Immediately for next Stop
Photo Stop at Bahrain Bay Duration: 10–15 minutes
• Details: A stunning spot for a photo, with views of towering modern skyscrapers and the iconic Bahrain World Trade Center in the background.
Visit Bahrain Fort: Duration: 45 minutes
Details: Explore the largest and most important historical and archaeological site in the Gulf region. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers insight into Bahrain’s ancient history, dating back to the Dilmun civilization.
Visit the Royal Camel Farm Duration: 15 minutes
• Details: A visit to the farm where you can see hundreds of camels, often called the "Ship of the Desert," which are integral to Bahrain’s desert heritage. Perfect for a unique cultural experience and photo opportunities.
Duration: 15 minutes
Details: Explore the region's iconic F1 circuit, which hosts the Bahrain Grand Prix. Learn about the history and importance of motorsport in the Middle East.
Visit the First Oil Well Duration: 15 minutes
• Details: Visit the location of Bahrain’s first oil well, a key milestone in the country’s economic development. See the historic site and learn about how oil transformed Bahrain and the Gulf
Visit the Tree of Life Duration: 15 minutes
• Details: Marvel at the Tree of Life, a 440-year-old mesquite tree that stands alone in the desert. It has long been a symbol of survival and mystery, thriving in an environment with no visible water source.
Drive Through the Dilmun Burial Mounds in A'ali Duration: (Crossby)
• Details: Pass through the ancient Dilmun Burial Mounds in A'ali, a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising thousands of burial mounds dating back to the Early Dilmun period (circa 2200–1750 BCE). These mounds offer a glimpse into the island's prehistoric civilization and its elaborate burial traditions.
End & Farewell in Bab Al Bahrain (Center of the Captial)
Traditional Coffee Shop & Restaurant – Enjoy a break (Customer covers costs, cards accepted)
Optional: Lunch: Enjoy a break at an authentic local restaurant. Meals range from $5–$20 USD, payable by cash or card.
Visit Bab Al Bahrain Duration: Free time
Details: Explore the historic gateway to Manama, which has stood since the 1949s. It’s a beautiful blend of traditional and modern architecture and offers a glimpse into Bahrain’s past.
Explore Manama Market (Souq)
End the tour with a visit to Manama Souq, where you can shop for traditional Bahraini products like spices, perfumes, textiles, and jewelry. It’s a vibrant and bustling market perfect for souvenirs.
Free pickup from hotels in Manama.
Additional fees may apply for non-Manama pickups.
⚠️ Please reconfirm with us before booking for pickups outside Manama via WhatsApp: +973 3333 4219.
Manama, the vibrant capital of Bahrain, is a dynamic blend of traditional and modern. Known for its bustling souks, stunning architecture, and rich cultural heritage, it offers a unique Middle Eastern experience with a cosmopolitan twist. The city's skyline, dotted with towering skyscrapers, contrasts beautifully with its historic neighborhoods, creating a fascinating juxtaposition.
An iconic twin-tower complex featuring wind turbines between the towers, showcasing Bahrain's commitment to sustainable architecture.
One of the largest mosques in the world, featuring a stunning fiberglass dome and a beautiful interior with intricate designs.
A comprehensive museum showcasing Bahrain's rich history and cultural heritage, from ancient Dilmun civilization to modern times.
A historic gate that once served as the main entrance to the old city of Manama, now a bustling commercial area with shops and cafes.
A modern waterfront development featuring striking architecture, offices, and luxury apartments, offering beautiful views of the Arabian Gulf.
A spiced rice dish cooked with meat (usually chicken or lamb) and served with a side of vegetables.
A porridge-like dish made from wheat and meat, often served during special occasions and religious holidays.
A sweet and savory dish made from vermicelli noodles, eggs, and cardamom, often served with fried bread.
A type of flatbread that is a staple in Bahraini cuisine, often served with meals or used as a wrap.
This period offers pleasant weather with mild temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. The city is bustling with events and festivals during these months.
Bahraini Dinar (BHD)
GMT+3
230VV, 50HzHz
Bahrain is generally safe for travelers, with low crime rates and a stable political environment. However, it is always important to stay aware of your surroundings and take precautions to ensure a safe trip.
Manama Bus Terminal
Buses are an affordable way to get around Manama. The system is user-friendly with routes clearly marked.
Available • Apps: Kareem, Careem
Car, Bike, Scooter
A wildlife park and reserve featuring a variety of animals, including endangered species, as well as a golf course and luxury resort.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the ruins of an ancient fortress and archaeological remains dating back to the Dilmun civilization.
A world-class motorsport circuit offering a variety of experiences, including driving experiences, racing events, and a museum.
Price varies by option