Top Manama Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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. Traditional Bahraini lunch will be served during the tour.

Discover the historic and cultural highlights of the capital of Bahrain on a full-day, private tour that’s a fully personalized way to explore Manama, covering more ground than you could with a crowded group tour. You’ll see the Al-Fateh Grand Mosque, the Bahrain National Museum, Bahrain Fort, traditional houses, and much more, pausing for a lunch that’s a great chance to sample local specialties.

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.

Those with a heart for history and animals will enjoy this tour of Bahrain's Royal Camel Farm. Founded by the uncle of Bahrain's current ruler, this hobby farm holds hundreds of camels that have been raised and groomed for the royal family. This is the chance to interact and learn about these special mammals in an intimate environment.

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.

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.

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

See more of Bahrain’s highlights on a half-day tour with a private car and driver. Instead of a fixed schedule, you’ll have the flexibility to adapt the tour as you go, whether you’re exploring the spice bazaar or strolling through the Bahrain Fort. With door-to-door transfers from wherever you’re staying in Bahrain, secure transport in advance to enjoy a hassle-free day of sightseeing.

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

In just a half day, you’ll cover the major sites of Bahrain and learn all about the culture, tradition, nature, and history of this place. You’ll be with a small group, which keeps costs down. But it is still an intimate experience, with just max 6 guests. See the Formula One circuit, visit a camel farm, check out 4000 year old burial mounds, and much more.

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.

Taste all the flavors of Bahrain on this group foodie tour. Your guide will take you to several parts of the city that you may not find on your own. You’ll try falafel, visit one of Manama’s oldest cafes, learn all about Bahrani food and spice traditions, visit the spice market, try Indian sweets, and more.

Love the water but don't want to get wet? Join us on a fishing trip and see what hooks to your bait!

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.

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.

Experience Bahrain’s heritage, local culture and modern skyline in one convenient four-hour private tour. Enjoy the comfort of travelling with your own group and an English- and Hindi-speaking chauffeur-guide. Discover Bahrain’s cultural heritage at Al Fateh Grand Mosque and Bahrain National Museum, then experience the atmosphere of Bab Al Bahrain and the traditional Manama Souq. Scenic drives through Bahrain Bay and a photo stop at the iconic Bahrain World Trade Center reveal the island’s modern side. With hotel pickup and drop-off, museum admission, light snacks, juice, water and cold towels included, you can enjoy a comfortable introduction to Bahrain without arranging transport or tickets separately.