Flights to Bahrain

Book flights to Bahrain with flynas and discover an island destination where historic landmarks, modern city experiences, waterfront areas and Gulf culture come together. Explore Manama's markets and museums, discover Bahrain's archaeological heritage, enjoy the coastline and experience the country's diverse food scene.

From the streets of Manama and the historic neighbourhoods of Muharraq to Bahrain Fort and the islands and beaches beyond the capital, Bahrain offers plenty to explore within a relatively compact destination.

Arriving in Bahrain

Bahrain International Airport (BAH) is the country's main international airport and provides convenient access to Manama, Muharraq and other areas across Bahrain.

Taxis

Taxis are available for travellers looking for a direct journey from the airport to their accommodation or another destination in Bahrain.

Public transport

Public bus services connect different areas of Bahrain. Check current routes, stops and schedules when planning your journey from the airport.

Private transfers & rental cars

Private transfers can be arranged in advance, while renting a car can provide additional flexibility for travellers planning to explore different parts of Bahrain.

Top attractions in Bahrain

Bahrain combines archaeological sites and traditional neighbourhoods with museums, markets and contemporary attractions.

Bahrain Fort

Qal'at al-Bahrain, or Bahrain Fort, is one of the country's most important archaeological sites. The site reflects different periods of Bahrain's history and forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage property.

Bahrain National Museum

The Bahrain National Museum introduces visitors to the country's history, archaeology, traditions and cultural heritage through a range of exhibitions and collections.

Bab Al Bahrain & Manama Souq

Bab Al Bahrain is one of Manama's recognisable landmarks and provides access to the surrounding souq, where visitors can explore traditional shops, spices, textiles, perfumes and local products.

Al Fateh Grand Mosque

Al Fateh Grand Mosque is one of Bahrain's prominent religious landmarks. Visitors should check current visitor arrangements and respect local customs and prayer times.

Muharraq

Muharraq offers another perspective on Bahrain's heritage through its traditional architecture, historic houses and streets connected to the country's pearling history.

Discover Bahrain's culture & heritage

Bahrain's history stretches back thousands of years, with archaeological sites and cultural landmarks providing insight into the civilisations and trading communities that shaped the islands.

Pearling Path

Muharraq's Pearling Path connects buildings and locations associated with Bahrain's historic pearling economy and forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage property.

Traditional souqs

Explore Bahrain's traditional markets to discover spices, perfumes, textiles, jewellery, sweets and other products while experiencing a different side of local life.

Historic houses

Muharraq and other areas contain restored traditional houses and cultural spaces that provide insight into Bahraini architecture, crafts and everyday life.

Where to stay in Bahrain

Bahrain offers hotels, resorts and serviced apartments across Manama and other parts of the country. The right area depends on whether you prefer central city attractions, waterfront surroundings, shopping or easier access to cultural sites.

Manama

Staying in Manama provides convenient access to shopping, restaurants, business districts, museums and many of Bahrain's urban attractions.

Seef

Seef is a modern area with hotels, shopping centres and restaurants and provides access to several parts of the capital.

Muharraq

Muharraq can be a useful base for travellers interested in Bahrain's heritage, traditional neighbourhoods and proximity to Bahrain International Airport.

Waterfront areas

Bahrain also offers accommodation near waterfront areas and resorts for travellers looking to include more leisure time in their itinerary.

Getting around Bahrain

Visitors can travel around Bahrain using taxis, public buses, private transfers and rental cars. The most suitable option will depend on your itinerary and the areas you plan to visit.

Taxis

Taxis are available in Bahrain and can be useful for travelling between hotels, shopping areas, attractions and the airport.

Public buses

Bahrain's public bus network connects a number of areas across the country. Check current routes, schedules and ticket information when planning your journey.

Rental cars

Renting a car can provide greater flexibility if you plan to visit attractions across different parts of Bahrain.

Walking

Walking can be practical within individual districts and attractions, although travelling between different parts of Bahrain will generally require another form of transport.

Weather in Bahrain

Bahrain has a warm climate, with hot summers and generally milder conditions during the cooler months. Temperatures and humidity can vary considerably throughout the year.

Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and plan outdoor activities according to current conditions, particularly during the hotter months.