• Gulf Air
• British Airways
• Emirates
• Etihad Airways
• Lufthansa
• KLM
• Turkish Airlines

Gulf Air and British Airways are the two airlines that operate direct flights to Bahrain from the UK. All direct flights depart from the London Heathrow Airport and reach Bahrain International Airport in Bahrain. There are three flights per day of which two flights are operated by Gulf Air (Gulf Air 2 and Gulf Air 6) and one by British Airways (British Airways 125). Direct flights are available on all days of the week.

• The flight duration from the UK (London Heathrow) to Bahrain is 6 hours and 35 minutes on a direct flight. Direct flights are offered by both Gulf Air and British Airways. From London Heathrow to Bahrain, a connecting flight with Etihad Airways takes 9 hours and 35 minutes. These connecting flights are via Abu Dhabi.
• From London Gatwick to Bahrain, it takes 9 hours and 20 minutes minimum for a connecting flight. These are the shortest flights for this route and are offered by Turkish Airlines via Istanbul.
• From Edinburgh, it takes 9 hours and 50 minutes for a British Airways flight to reach Bahrain via London.
• The minimum flight duration from Manchester to Bahrain is 9 hours and 20 minutes, offered by British Airways on indirect flights via London.
• From Birmingham to Bahrain, Emirates offers the minimum flight duration of only 9 hours and 55 minutes. The flight is via Dubai.

You can find the cheapest flights to Bahrain from May to September. For overall tourism, this period is considered to be the low season, which is why the majority of price-wise travellers book cheap flights to Bahrain during this time of the year. Again, advanced bookings (at least three months before departure) will be more cost-effective. TravelHouseUK gives you plenty to choose from, and if you have subscribed to our newsletter, you know that we keep you updated on the latest deals and last-minute sales on flights to Bahrain from the UK.

Yes, cheap flights to Bahrain are available with Emirates, and you can save a lot on your next flight if you book with TravelHouseUK, as we beat the price that other travel agents quote to you. Flights depart from the London Gatwick Airport, the Edinburgh Airport, the Manchester Airport, the Birmingham Airport, and the Newcastle International Airport. As these are all connecting flights, your journey includes a layover in Dubai.

The major international airport in Bahrain is the Bahrain International Airport, having the IATA code BAH, and located on an island named Muharraq. The island is about 7-8 kilometres from the mainland capital, Manama. The city centre is easily accessible by bus, taxi, or an auto-rental. There are two passenger terminals, each provided with restaurants, duty-free gift centres, VIP lounges and the like. Those flying with Emirates of Etihad Airways will be using the Terminal 2 of the airport.

The country has spawned modern development within a small setup of its series of islands. From old ruins to modern skyscrapers, from scenic beaches to key museums in the region, Bahrain is a complete sightseeing package. Highlights include:

Museums:The Bahrain National Museum preserves artefacts dating back centuries. Apart from the National Museum, a venture of the traditional pearls industry can be made at the Museum of Pearl Diving, where some of the best pearls are exhibited for public display.

The Tree of Life:Another miraculous discovery (for the foreigners at least) was the 400 years old Tree of Life in Bahrain. This mysterious tree is a popular spot for tourists, anthropologists, and archaeologists alike. It consists of one single evergreen, overhanging ancient tree in the middle of a barren, white sand desert. The school of thought that believes Bahrain to be the place which housed the Biblical Garden of Eden have much interest for this site.

Riffa:Riffa also holds a number of attractions for the visitors. The main international golf course of the country is the Riffa Views Royal Golf Club, with tropical date palms lining its perimeters. This sprawling golf course is a beautiful addition in the city. Moreover, the Sheikh Salman Bin Ahmed Al Fateh Fort is evidence of its glorious past. Then there is Military Museum, Enma Mall and Dilmun Burial Mounds for essential short visits.

Amusement Parks:Recently, family entertainment has also been given priority by the government. Several well-equipped parks are constructed in the country to ensure that those travellers who are coming here with their families can have a memorable time. You can avail cheap flights to Bahrain for you along with your family and visit the indoor/ outdoor Wahoo Water Park in the City Centre, the Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park in Manama and the Adhari Park in Tubli.

Shaikh Isa bin Ali House:The Shaikh Isa bin Ali House in Al Muharraq is a prime example of how simple, plain architecture leads to elegant buildings reserved for the royal family during the start of the 19th century.

Other points of interest include Bab al Bahrain, the leading marketplace of the capital, Al Fateh Grand Mosque and Beit Al Quran, a museum preserving the ancient manuscripts of Quran.