09.00 Our English speaking guide will meet the guests at the hotel lobby & start the tour first with the visit to Al Fateh Grand Mosque. An important place which gives an insight into the culture and religion of the people. With its architecture reflecting several Middle Eastern styles crowned by one the world’s largest fibreglass dome and blessed with tranquillity reserved for the holiest of holy places .This mosque can accommodates over 7000 worshipers, and truly lives up to its name. Your next stop is Bahrain National Museum built in 1988; this $34 million complex offers a comprehensive view of Bahrain through the ages. Arguably the most interesting of the exhibits in nine halls is a reconstructed ancient burial mound dating to around 2800 BC. The mound was actually plucked from the desert and reassembled in the museum. Other fascinating exhibits depict life in the Dilmun era, 19-20th century pearl-diving scenes as well as community life of Bahrain. Then your driver will take you and your group to Bahrain BAY fully Master Planned development with a total property area of 1.45 million sqm, subdivided into 34 plots.

Reflecting its prime position in the centre of Manama, the Development features iconic, high quality structures in a unique waterfront location facing – across the water of Bahrain Bay – ‘The Avenues’, the World Trade Centre and the Manama Diplomatic Area. Then your driver will take you to Manama Souq This Souq is one of the famous tourist spot in Bahrain.

This souq is the major market place in Manama, the capital of Bahrain. This is a very lively market with many shoppers and traders offer their products to the customers. This shopping paradise houses shops trading all types of commodities. Travelers can choose their favorite items from the wide collection of fabrics, ornaments, spices, souvenirs, handicrafts, dry fruits, sweets and toffee
Break for lunch before heading over to Camel Farm There are more than 500 camels in this farm and keep your camera ready to shoot. Then visit Al Jasra Handicraft Centre located at the Al Jasra village .The centre houses a number of traditional crafts, set up by the tourism directorate, each room at the centre puts different crafts in the spotlight including palm weaving, pottery and woodwork. The last stop is King Fahad casway the modern structure in Bahrain, the 25 kilometre long King Fahad causeway built at a cost of $1 billion , links Bahrain and Saudi Arabia and is one of the world’s longest bridges between two countries The completion of construction in 1986 ended the 25,000 years separation of the two nations.

1700 After the tour back to hotel