Bahrain International Airport CAR RENTAL
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Muharraq 1291A, 75104 Muharraq
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MO - SU:
00:00 - 24:00
Bank Holiday:
00:00 - 24:00
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Bahrain International Airport
Bahrain International Airport
Welcome to Sixt Bahrain International Airport
As the name suggests, is located inside the airport at the arrivals. We always make you feel like a VIP whenever you rent a car of your choice from small to luxury that exceeds all you expectations and leaves a smiles in your heart while taking and returning the car at Sixt car retal. A hassle free experience every time you visit Bahrain. With Sixt rent a car presence at the airport, the booth and our staff will satisfy all your mobility demands with a smile.
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What to See in Bahrain
The ancient Kingdom of Bahrain, the land of Dilmun, is one of the world's oldest merchant trading nations. Even in the 21st century ,the islanders, justifiably proud of their rich heritage and traditions still regards themselves to be part of a trading society. With tiny towns and villages dotted around the island still securely preserve, vibrant Bahrain boasts several fascinating spots, each with its own distinctive community to explore. Whether it's a taste of local life you are after or a wish to stock up on idiosyncratic knick-knacks and souvenirs, make sure your stay here sees you venturing away from Manama. The manageable size of the island makes it easy to navigate, so you've no excuse not to get your hand on the perfect palm basket or the most magical of Persian carpets.
Sightseeing Tips from Bahrain International Airport
- -Oil Museum: It was inaugurated in1992 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the discovery of oil in Bahrain.
- -The Grand Prix circuit: Bahrain has one of the most modern formula one race tracks on the Grand Prix circuit.
- -Arad Fort: First built in the 15th century, this is one of the most historically significant ancient forts in Bahrain.
- -A'Ali Village: Here you can observe potters turning their wheel and lovingly crafting impressive pots.
- -Bahrain Fort: Originally the capital of Dilmun, this is one of the most important ancient civilizations of the region.
- -The Tree of Life: Located on the highway between Riffa and Awali, 2 kilometer from Jebel Dukhan. The Tree of Life has grown alone in a barren desert for years.
- -Al-Areen Wildlife Park: This widlife park is about 20 kilometers out of the city, and home to many species of gazelle and oryx that are extinct in the wild.
- -The Grand Mosque: An impressive sight indeed, the Al Fateh Islamic Center (Grand Mosque) has the sought-after distinction of being crowned with the world's largest fiber glass dome.
- -Bahrain Yacht Club: Once the source of Bahrain's economic prosperity, the sea is now the backdrop to a thriving social scene and home to many recreational activities worth dropping.
- -Al Jazeer Beach: This is a popular spot for locals to unwind on the weekend.