Bahrain Travel Blogs

Back In BahrainDAY 42 MON Our taxi driver this morning was Vietnamese and had lived in France for twenty years. If it weren’t for his children’s futures, he told us, he would happily return to the land of his Posted by kafka001 in Europe 1999 | Jun 20, 1999
Overnight in BahrainDAY 1-2 TUE/WED Alex, Anna and David drove us to the airport and left us to our fate. We didn’t know how much we would come to long for those fresh young faces and those who had Posted by kafka001 in Europe 1999 | May 10, 1999
Bahrain Post 1In this blog I will tell you about Bahrain from my point of view. Let me start off by saying that it is HOT !!!!!! It gets up to 103 by mid-day. Crazy right? if you think temperatures in Houston or Posted by makfitz99 in Bon Joir from Bahrain | Jun 11, 2010
A Small Kingdom with Big Modern ShopsManama has no supermarkets. Why? Only hypermarkets are big enough for Bahrain. Australia is the other end of the spectrum (and the world, hemisphere), where we're served by smaller number of supermarket chains. It was an eye-opener for an Aussie Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | May 22, 2009
Bye Bye BahrainBilly S. the British bearded Bard said that parting is such sweet sorrow, and I have to say this goodbye was more sweet than bitter. It wasn't just the place, but it was the bad timing. When we arrived in Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | Jun 20, 2009
Living on the EdgeManama, the capital city of Bahrain, locates at the Northern edge of the island country. The Seef district situates at the north western edge of Manama. Our hotel, Fraser Suites, in turns, positions at the north western edge of Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | May 25, 2009
Land of the Cars & Home of the F1 CircuitAs a backpacker, you will not be too happy in Manama (the capital city of Bahrain) by the total absence of public transport. And the city roads are designed without pedestrian in mind because nobody walks here. Cab fares are Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | May 20, 2009
A Small Country with a Large CurrencyThings look so cheap here in Bahrain: a Big Mac costs only 1.4 BD (Bahraini dinar) until I have to convert it to AUD/SGD in my head. Look can be deceiving, I tell yee. The cost of living in Bahrain Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | May 13, 2009
Flying with EmiratesOur usual airline (as Atta company would prefer) is SIA. As airfare to fly from Singapore to Bahrain was $1200 SGD/AUD if we fly with Emirates - a $200 discount to SIA - we decided to defect to Emirates. When I Posted by FrancisQ in RamBLer WithOUT BorDers | May 1, 2009
Hello1 2 3 Posted by travellaug in snapshots | May 16, 2008
In BahrainWe travelled light as this was only a very short distance from Qatar and we assumed that Bahrain is roughly the same as Doha. The excitement was to visit a new country where Nina had never been before, Posted by Keefynin in Bahrain For a Weekend | May 15, 2007
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