Signal verified · updated 2026-09-03
Bahrain Island
The main island of the Kingdom of Bahrain, home to Manama, the Dilmun-era Qal'at al-Bahrain fort and the Tree of Life.
- Formation
- low-lying limestone island with central escarpment; extensive modern land reclamation
- Population
- 1.2M
- Water
- Persian Gulf
- Access
- easy
Every required movement
The passage
to Bahrain Island.
Fly to Bahrain International Airport (BAH) on Muharraq Island, linked by causeway to Manama; drive from Saudi Arabia over the King Fahd Causeway.
- 01Bahrain International Airport (BAH)
Nearest recorded air access
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Visa on arrival / e-visa for many nationalities; causeway crossing needs a Saudi visa for onward travel.
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Field ledger
The useful
details.
- Coordinates
- 26.03° N · 50.55° E
- Sovereignty
- Bahrain · part of country
- Nearest mainland
- Saudi Arabia (~25 km west via King Fahd Causeway); Qatar to the southeast
- Best recorded window
- November-March (mild winter).
- Permits / entry
- Visa on arrival / e-visa for many nationalities; causeway crossing needs a Saudi visa for onward travel.
- Languages
- Arabic, English
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