All Bahrain Tours & Excursions in 2026

This is a highly recommended half-day tour to Saudi Arabia! A quick escape to Dammam is a fantastic way to get a taste of the country. Hasher, our guide, was experienced, friendly, and very knowledgeable. He navigated everything smoothly and even helped us save time at immigration, which made the trip stress-free. Although visiting on a Sunday can be a slight downside since Ithra is closed, the alternative visit to the date market turned out to be a unique and enjoyable experience. Overall, this short trip to Saudi Arabia was one of the highlights of my Middle East journey, and Hasher truly made the experience memorable. Well, start missing this guy. Highly recommended!

We had a delightful day visiting Bahrain with our guide, Hesham. He is very devoted to explain to us the details of the places we were visiting so we could understand, and provide water, snacks and internet We couldn't have been in better hands. After the explanation we always had free time to take pictures. The itinerary is perfect for a full day and covers almost the whole country, being the reason why we chose this tour, and it fulfilled our expectations very positively. We surely recommend this tour for everyone who wants to enjoy not only a "city" but a full "country tour". We loved it.

Bahrain is an island rich in a number of natural resources. It is connected to Saudi Arabia via a 28 km Causeway. The Guide, well educated and well versed in Bahrain history, was on time after having contacted us on WhatsApp beforehand. Due to Ramzan there were a number of restrictions. The included lunch of course didn't happen. We were first taken to the Royal Family Camel Farm where we saw many camels of different ages but unfortunately restricted in small enclosures. It was sad to see how some of the handlers treated the captive camels in small enclosures. We went to the F1 museum but did not see the track as such, we were supposed to see it. We saw the relatively new Grand Mosque, not all that ornate but still attractive. We saw only small part of the very large National Museum. There is a huge number of over 4000 year old Dilmund burial mounds and one explored mound close up. It has fascinating history. Not on same scale as the Pyramids but akin to them. We were supposed to see The Cathedral of Our Lady of Arabia but just drove past it, disappointing. All in all we did not cover all the items stated on the itinerary but our guide is excellent and very knowledgeable.