Flights to manama
Cheap Flights to manama
Overview
When translated from Arabian, Bahrain means “two seas”. This island country has got its name because it is surrounded by the saltwater of the Persian Gulf, while ground hides rich sources of freshwater. The nature of these islands is magnificent and inimitable. According to a theory of some scientists, here has been located the famous Eden garden that is mentioned in the Bible.
Main sights of the country can be found in its capital Manama. Here visitors can make an excursion to the old Portuguese fort which territory is now used for archaeological excavations. Al Khamis Mosque is one of the most ancient Islamic buildings situated in the same region.
Climate
Bahrain gets very hot in the summer, averaging a temperature of 97 degrees. The winter is much more comfortable with a low of 59 degrees with scattered rainstorms.
Travel Information
Language: Arabic
Currency: Bahraini Dinar (BHD)
Local time: GMT +3
Avg. Flight Time: 6h 35m
Best Time To Visit
Summers in the Persian Gulf are unbearably hot, but surprisingly this is the most difficult time to find Bahrain cheap flights. It’s also tricky to score a deal on a flight to Bahrain for New Year’s Eve. Manama experiences extremes when it comes to temperature - more than 115 degrees in the summer season to 45 degrees in the winter season. Most travellers prefer the fall, when temperature averages from 65 to 70 degrees.
Manama Attractions and Activities
1. Fascinating History
Learn about the history of this ancient area in the impressive Bahrain National Museum, with its collection of artefacts from the ancient Dilmun civilization.
2. Souk Shopping
Try your hand at bargaining in one of the city's many souks or markets, such as the Bab el-Bahrain Souk, where you can find traditional fares like textiles, spices, pearls, and jewellery.
3. Fabulous Dining
Influences that hail from the Middle East, Asia, and across the globe meet in Manama's exciting dining scene, with options at every price point, including a delectable street food scene.
4. Exciting Nightlife
Unlike many other holiday destinations in the Middle East, alcohol is legally for sale in the Manama city, and it is famous worldwide for its hippest bars, lively nightlife, nightclubs and sleek cocktail lounges.
5. Arts and Entertainment
Manama is home to hopping local arts and entertainment scene, with many galleries to explore and performances at the Bahrain National Theatre to take in.
Airlines Operate Flight to Manama
- British Airways
- Gulf Air
- Etihad Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- Oman Air
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Manama - 6h 35m
- Manchester to Manama - 9h 15m
- Newcastle to Manama - 10h 5m
- Birmingham to Manama - 9h 55m
- Glasgow to Manama - 9h 30m
- Edinburgh to Manama - 9h 40m
- Belfast to Manama - 9h 25m
Distance to the City Centre
The Bahrain International Airport (BAH) is situated nearly 4.5 miles east of Manama in Muharraq. A taxi to the city costs about BD6.
Transport from Manama
The convenient Bahrain Bus network manages routes across the city. Taxis are relatively scarce in the city, with fares that begin at BD1.000, increasing by BD0.200 every 0.6 miles. Parking is free all over Bahrain, but be forewarned that there are a limited number of spots available.
Visa Requirements for Manama
The moment you step in Bahrain, travellers are issues with visas for about 24 hours, 72 hours, 2 weeks or 3 months. It totally depends on their requirement and at the discretion of the Immigration Officer. You may be asked to give evidence of onward or return travel. If you enter as a visitor you must not take up employment. Ensure that your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date you step in Bahrain.
Tips for your stay in Manama
- Purchasing alcohol is not restricted but roaming around with unpacked alcohol in the streets is forbidden for sure.
- Try and buy food as well as alcohol from the food markets - supermarkets and shopping complexes have way higher prices.
- All shopping complexes and government offices are closed on Fridays; Saturdays are working days.
- Make sure you ask locals before taking their photo or using camcorder - in various religious attractions, taking photos and videos are prohibited.
- Taking of tips, 10% on the total bill is enough in local as well as luxury restaurants. Even a small additional amount is accepted with gratitude.
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