Top Manama Cultural Tours

Make the most of your time in Bahrain by taking a tour that includes many of the kingdom's points of interest. Hotel pick-up and drop-off service is included. Starting from the Bahrain desert you will have an almost complete overview of the kingdom. We will visit the legendary tree of life, the first oil well discovered in Bahrain, the camel farm and Bahrain circuit, the capital Manama with the magnificent World Trade Center and much more! • Perfect introduction for first time visitors to Bahrain • Listen to informative commentary on the history that characterized and still characterizes Bahrain • All admissions are free or included in the tour price • See many of the highlights with our tour organized down to the last detail, without the thought of having to organize it in combination with transport

You will visit the most prominent historical and cultural landmarks of Bahrain, most notably the Al-Fateh Mosque, which combines religious heritage with unique architecture; the Bahrain National Museum, which tells the story of Bahrain's history spanning several centuries, including the Dilmun and Tylos civilizations and the historical tombs of A'ali; Bahrain Fort, which was inhabited by the Portuguese 450 years ago, who resided in Bahrain for approximately 98 years; Manama Souq (Bab Al Bahrain), one of the best and cheapest markets in the world, where you can find everything you need in terms of gifts, spices, gold, and more at the lowest prices. The tour in Manama includes a traditional lunch featuring the most delicious dishes, which is included in the price., visit camels farm, bahrain international circuit F1, first oil well, tree of life.

Check out the best of Bahrain on this full-day group sightseeing tour, where you’ll stop at the Bahrain National Museum, Muharraq souq, the Bahrain International Circuit, and more. Your guide will tell you all about the significance of each place, teach you about Bahraini culture, and maybe even take photos of you posing with camels, if you ask politely.

Travelers will be with a professional tour guide licensed, who has a long-time experience to explain about history and culture of Bahrain, and your transportation all new and comfortable.

Learn about the history and culture of Bahrain on this small-group walking tour in Muharraq. Your guide will tell you stories that you would’t find in guide books, while taking you to traditional old houses and explaining their design and story. Along the way, you’ll also be given some Arabic tea and coffee to try, plus dates, Bahraini samboosa, and more treats.

This tour is the ultimate Bahraini cultural experience which combines unique aspects to introduce Bahrain's culture, history, and golden era of the pearling industry. This tour will take them to see the sea where pearl drivers used to set their journey looking for pearls, then visiting beautiful traditional Bahraini houses that tell extraordinary stories relating to Bahrain's precious pearls. Finally, the tour finishes off in a gorgeous Bahraini traditional restaurant where guests indulge themselves with the famous traditional Bahraini breakfast.

This half-day tour takes you into the heart of Bahrain’s Manama souq, where you’ll have plenty of chances to bargain, take photos, and feel like a local. You’ll visit spots like the spice market. Little India, Krishna temple, and more- things you may not find on your own. Keep costs down by booking this group tour, and still have a vibrant time in the souq.

Discover the highlights of Bahrain with your own private guide on a half-day tour that is ideal for first-time visitors. See landmarks such as Ahmed Al Fateh Grand Mosque, Bahrain National Museum, and take a short walk along Bahrain Bay with view of the Bahrain World Trade Center. Your guide shares commentary about the history, culture, and traditions of Bahrain, and leaves time to browse handmade products at the Capital Mall.

This tour will provide guests with a unique experience of the historic Manama souq and its importance in Bahrain's legacy and history. Guests will be mesmerized with traditional picturesque alleys of the historic souq in its candid nature. I will be explaining the history and the cultural importance of the souq and leading the tour to traditional coffee shop where guests will be delighted with Arabic coffee, and traditional snacks along the way. The tour includes the entrance of 2 cultural houses that have historic importance to the pearling diving history and the national love for Bahrain.

Discover the best that the island nation of Bahrain has to offer as you embark on a guided sightseeing tour beginning in the capital, Manama. Join a small group and visit several top landmarks including the Great Mosque, the National Museum, local souks, and an ancient fort. While you explore, your guide informs you of the local history and culture for a well-rounded experience of the island.

Explore Bahrain’s old capital on this half day private tour. You won’t be sharing this tour with anyone outside your private party, so feel free to go at your own pace. Your personal guide will take you to Shaikh Isa bin Ali House, Muharraq Souq, Shaikh Ebrahim Center, and more, telling you about the history, culture, and their importance along the way.

Cover top historical sites in Bahrain during this half-day, specialty-themed private tour, which retraces the steps of the Dilmun, a prehistoric civilization. Travel along ancient trading routes as you unearth the cultures, arts, and traditions of the millennia-old people. Stops include Dilmun Burial Mounds, the Barbar Temple, Bahrain Fort, and the Bahrain National Museum.

The Bahrain History tour offers you an insight into the historical landmarks away from the loud and bustling city. Learn about Bahrain as our tour guide goes in-depth into how the ancients have shaped the present day culture and traditions of the island.

Be inspired and thrilled as this tour will take you on a journey to Bahrain Fort, a World UNESCO site, and also get up close and personal with Camels. This tour is a perfect blend of places for any first time visitors to the island.

Check out the best of Riffa on this group tour of southern Bahrain. You’ll visit several sites on this tour, which would be difficult to organize if you were on your own. Your guide and driver will take you to places like the Royal Camel Farm, Bahrain International Circuit, the Oil Museum, and much more on this approximately three-hour tour. Entrance fees are not included at Bahrain International Circuit, so plan accordingly.

With our experience, we know how to do it! This tour is customized for minimum to 4 persons. Special programs made for Bahrain Shore excursion, this is 4 to 5 hours tour for Shore excursion in Bahrain, the best tourists attractions selected so you discover Bahrain in few hours. You can customized your tourist program any time as long the attraction is open and you have enough time to visit it. This is a private tour and minimum of 4 tourists are required to run this tour.

Travelers short on time in Bahrain don't need to miss out on seeing the highlights of this island country. On a well-planned half-day tour with hotel pickup and drop-off, you can cover a lot of ground. With a local guide and a small group, you'll visit the Great Mosque, the National Museum, Bahrain Fort, Manama Souk, and much more.

The small nation of Bahrain packs a lot of punch. See the highlights of the island in just one day on this full-day sightseeing excursion. Join a small group and visit the Great Mosque, the national museum, the 5,000-year-old fort, and more. You also see more modern sights like the Bahrain F1 Circuit and the first oil well and enjoy a stop for a traditional Bahraini lunch.

A unique visit to the desert with non beatable price in SUV car. Licensed local Bahraini tourist guide.

With limited time in Manama, this private half-day tour will introduce you to both the historic and modern sights of Bahrain. Explore the UNESCO-listed Bahrain Fort and visit the Bahrain Fort Museum, enjoy unforgettable photo opportunities at the Royal Camel Farm; then marvel at the King Fahad Causeway, a spectacular feat of engineering that links Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

This 4 hours city tour designed for visitors with short time available in Bahrain. It Gives a quick and comprehensive information of Bahrain. It Covers the best of Manama: culture, tradition, history, Market. Visit Al-Fateh Mosque , the biggest mosque in Bahrain. Shows the old souk of Manama and the new modern skyscrapers . Take you deep to the history of DILMUN civilization. A good chance for people who love to know about Bahraini cuisine and spices at the Souq. Bahrain national museum is the right place to know a lot of information about the history, culture, tradition, economy and the live on the islands A walk in the old Manama souk, with a stop at spicy shops and a traditional welcome tea at traditional coffee shop. This tour gives you a clear comparison between the old and modern Manama.

Starting from bab albahrain enjoy a dazzling experience shopping, bab albahrain is a historical building located in the Customs Square in the central business district of Manama. It marks the main entrance to the Manama Souq. Then you will visit the royal camel farm where you will be with hundreds of camels that you can take photos of camels. Going back in time you will visit Bahrain fort The archaeological findings, which are unearthed in the fort, reveal much about the history of the country. The area is thought to have been occupied for about 5000 years and contains valuable insight into the Copper and Bronze Ages of Bahrain.

As of 2012, “Pearling, Testimony of an Island Economy” has become the second World Heritage Site of the Kingdom of Bahrain as the testimony of its millennia-old pearl collecting tradition and the globally significant single-product island economy and social system it produced. “Pearling, Testimony of an Island Economy” is a serial nomination consisting of 15 property components: three vast oyster beds located in the northern territorial waters of Bahrain, one seashore site at the southern tip of Bahrain’s Muharraq Island, and nine clusters of historic buildings consisting of seventeen architectural structures embedded in the urban fabric of Muharraq city. Taken together, the fifteen individual sites reflect the final expression and last remaining – and thus outstanding – example of a cultural tradition that dominated the Arabian Gulf from prehistory to the early 20th century.