• Royal Camel Farm - The tour guide will lead visitors to the camel farm, where they can capture unforgettable photos and feed the camels. Be prepared to pose with these friendly animals. This farm was once owned by His Highness Late Shaikh Mohamed Bin Salman Al Khalifa, the uncle of the King of Bahrain. The farm is home to over 500 camels. Historically, camels were the primary means of transportation in the region, carrying loads to marketplaces across the desert.
• Bahrain International Circuit - Explore the “Bahrain International Circuit,” the venue for F1 races. Nestled in the heart of the Sakhir desert, this modern facility is synonymous with top-tier global motorsport. With five distinct track layouts, the circuit debuted in 2004 with the first-ever Formula 1 Grand Prix in the Middle East. The Bahrain International Circuit continues to attract large crowds and hosts a variety of events and activities, promoting motorsports in the country.
• Oil Museum and First Oil Well - Delve into the history of development by visiting the first oil well in the Arabian Gulf, located in Bahrain. Oil first emerged from this well on 16 October 1931, and it began producing significant quantities on 2 June 1932, much to the delight of those involved. The initial flow rate was 400 barrels per hour. The well is located beneath Jebel Dukhan, known as the Mountain of Smoke, which, at 134 meters (450 feet), is the island’s highest point.
• Tree Of Life - The Tree of Life, or Shajarat-al-Hayat in the local language, is a solitary mesquite tree that has stood in Bahrain’s desert for over 400 years. Its age and location make it a true survivor and a remarkable natural wonder for visitors to Bahrain. It stands alone atop a 25-foot-high sandy hill, at the highest point in Bahrain, miles from any other natural tree and without an obvious water source. Standing 32 feet tall, it continues to thrive despite extreme temperatures and a lack of fresh water and nutrients.

• Transportation
• Professional driver
• Licensed tour guide
• Refreshments

Take an awe-inspiring trip around the southern part of Bahrain, which hosts a magnificent array of sites. First, you’ll visit the camel farm and perhaps have the chance to taste some camel milk, before heading to Bahrain International Circuit - the ‘Home of Motorsport in the Middle East’ and host of the Formula One Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix. Once you’ve taken some holiday snaps, there is plenty more to see as you navigate the oil fields, visit the Tree of Life

– famous for surviving for over a century with no source of water, and finish off the tour with the beautiful Riffa Fort which is steeped in history. The fort was converted into a residence in the 19th century for Shaikh Salman Bin Ahmed Al Fateh Al Khalifa and offers a view that one cannot afford to miss. Along the way, your passionate and well-versed tour guide will explain the significance and unique aspects of each stop while answering any questions you may have.

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