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Falconry

The sport of falconry has been popular among people of the emirates for ages. Different schools in Bahrain offer certification or courses in Falconry lasting from 3 to 6 months, but tourists can witness the outdoor training sessions from the school, if they are lucky, for free. To experience the bond between an owner and its falcon one can visit falcon market in doha as well.

Funland Center - Bowling & Ice Skating

Located in close vicinity of the Bahrain Museum in Manama, Funland Center is famous for its 18 top-class bowling lanes, ice skating arena and arcade area. The place offers snooker, massage chairs, football hand machines, basketball hand machines among others. The recreational center is suitable for all age groups and features a small food court and entertainment zone.

6 major and 30 smaller islands make up the Hawar Islands of Bahrain, a 30 minute ride from Manama by boat. These islands are the perfect place for nature lovers to experience a quaint life in the middle of nowhere. Home to endangered species like dugong (sea cows), Oryx, and various rare birds, Hawar Islands boast of a wonderful environment and are an ideal place to dive and birdwatch. Eight of these islands are regarded as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, owing to many coral reefs, endangered species and birds in the area. Read More

Indoor skydiving is an experience that enables one to fly against gravity with the help of a high-pressure wind tunnel. The nativity lasts for about 1-2 minutes. The session is conducted under the guidance of a certified coach, and it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing while partaking in the activity. Presently, only one tunnel in Bahrain offers Indoor skydiving at Gravity Indoor skydiving, which is temporarily closed until further notice. Read More

Karbabad Beach is located in the historical village of the Bahrain Kingdom, Karbabad, along the Persian Gulf and enjoys vicinity to Qal'at al-Bahrain, a UNESCO recognized World Heritage Site. The beach stretches 1 kilometer and is considered a great place to run. Karbabad beach is usually quiet, even on weekends, and is enjoyed by locals too!

The unique and vibrant beachfront of King Faisal Corniche is spread across 67,000 sqm and is nestled in the Manama region of Bahrain. Overlooking the sea and skyscrapers of Bahrain, the beachfront is well-lit with colorful lights at night. With benches, palm trees and coloured pathways, King Faisal Corniche is a must-visit place in Bahrain.

Nestled in the Al Malikiyah region, this public beach is a great family spot in Bahrain. The beach offers rental boats and watersports equipment at reasonable prices. Moreover, you can witness the magnificent sunset from the beach backed by the Bahraini Skyline.

Included in some of the nicest and cleanest beaches in Bahrain, Marassi Beach is a private beach located in Diyar Al-Muharraq, the northeastern corner of Bahrain. In addition to sunbathing and swimming, the beach offers jet skis, paddle boats and kayaks for water adventure enthusiasts to rent. The beach is a popular spot for children as it has a separate large inflatable children's pool with numerous slides that kids love. Although the water activities close around sunset, the restaurants stay open until midnight. Read More

Bahrain being popular for its some of the most natural and beautiful pearls across the globe, is a perfect place to pearl dive. The clear, blue waters of Bahrain are home to pearl-bearing molluscs, which are hunted in this activity. There are several tours or diving agencies that arrange for the activity. There is a year license pass for pearl diving available for adventure enthusiasts.

Located in Al Hidd, along Prince Khalifah Bin Salman Causeway, the park is a great place to host a day-out. It is close to places like Seef Mall, Bahrain Mall and the Bahrain National Museum. In addition, this serene spot offers a panoramic view of Manama by the Sea. People drop by Prince Khalifah Bin Salman Park for long strolls alongside pathways studded with palm trees, the artificial lake in the heart of the park is a great spot to sit and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Bahrain. One can rent bikes to ride in the park and eat at the different restaurants available within the park premises. Read More