Top Manama Car Tours in 2026

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.

Discover the best of Bahrain on a shore excursion designed for passengers of major cruise lines (MSC, AIDA, Celestyal), with guaranteed departure and return to Khalifa Bin Salman port. Choose between two formulas : - the 5 hour tour, perfect for those with short time and want the must of Manama (Al-Fateh Mosque, Bahrain Fort – UNESCO, Manama Souq, The Avenues with optional boat ride on Bahrain Bay); - or the full 6/7 hour tour, which extends the experience to the desert and the icons of the south (Tree of Life, First Oil Well, Camel Farm, International Formula 1 Circuit). Each itinerary is adapted to the actual docking and departure times of your ship, to maximize time on land and ensure timely return on board.

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.

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.

Just north of Manama, Muharraq Island is the historic capital of Bahrain and famous for its UNESCO-listed pearling industry. On this tour, admire architectural landmarks including Shaikh Isa Bin Ali House, Shaikh Ebrahim Centre, and Kurar House; browse the stalls of Muharraq souq; and visit Arad Fort.

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.

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 City Visited by Jacques Cartier in 1912: Discover Muharraq! Join us for an unforgettable journey through Muharraq, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its rich history of pearl handcraft. Guided by a local expert who has lived in the area for over 45 years, you'll gain insights into the cultural significance of this exquisite craft. Why Choose Us? Authentic Local Experience: Our local guides provide an in-depth perspective of Bahrain’s culture and traditions. Engaging Storytelling: Hear firsthand accounts and local legends that enrich your understanding of the region. UNESCO Heritage: Explore the historical significance of Muharraq, the city where Jacques Cartier visited in 1912 to discover the pearl craft, vital to Bahrain's economy and culture. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore Muharraq and discover the timeless art of pearl handcraft. Book your tour today and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Bahrain!

Discover Bahrain’s natural wonders on this half-day tour from Manama. Look out over the desert from Jabel Al Dukhan mountain, see the miraculous Tree of Life, learn how Bahrain’s oil industry has shaped its desert landscapes and visit the first oil well, then spot cheetah, zebra and hyena in the Al-Areen Wildlife Park.

Visit places listed by UNESCO as World Heritage sites! During this tour, the local guide who born in the same neighborhood will guide you and discuss the life style, traditional and culture of the old city of Muharraq and the relationship between the locals and the sea/pearls- its more than a tour. Your tour begins with a morning pick-up from your location at a time of your choosing. Set out to take in the highlights of Muharraq the capital of Bahrain until 1921. Visit the old traditional houses and walk in the pearling path : Your private tour is flexible and you can visit the attractions of your choice along the way. Entrance fees are included. Muharraq was the country’s capital in the 19th Century and still has much of the attraction of an old-fashioned traditional Bahraini city, with its charming buildings, narrow streets, and fine historic houses with their traditional Arab-Gulf style of architecture.

Before Bahrain’s oil boom, pearl divers were a big source of economic prosperity. Get to know more about the pearling lifestyle as you explore the country’s UNSECO-listed Pearling Trail on a private tour. Visit a local souk, see a dhow boat construction yard, the Diver’s House, and more over the course of a few hours. There’s even a chance to shop for this precious “jewel of the sea.”

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.

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.