Flight from Camiguin-Mambajao to Bahrain

Bahrain, literally meaning 'Two Seas', is a small island nation in the Persian Gulf. It is an archipelago made up of 33 islands. The largest of these islands is 55 kilometres long and 18 kilometres wide. Due to its geographic location, the life and economy in Bahrain largely revolve around water. It combines the Arabic and Persian culture, both of which have contributed to shaping the life and culture of people in the country, which you can experience when you travel to Bahrain. Pearl diving and fishing was once the major source of economy in Bahrain, but its vast oil reserve has contributed to its economic progress. Today, the country's economy is powered by tourism and trade.

Best time to fly from Camiguin-Mambajao to Bahrain

It can be said that it is best to visit Bahrain between December to March when there is a slight breeze blowing and only occasional showers. However, these months can also be considered as the peak tourist season so prices for accommodation as well as flight tickets will soar. Tourists may also want to consider avoiding visiting the country during Ramadan (a major Muslim festival), as many public restrictions are imposed. If you are a Formula 1 fan, then you should plan your visit to Bahrain during March and April. The months of June to October are considered summer. It will be hot and humid during summer and it is advisable to not go out on excursions during the day or noon as the chances of sunstrokes are high. It is better to avoid visiting during the summer season.

Main airports available in Camiguin-Mambajao and Bahrain

Camiguin Airport - Camiguin Airport is an airport serving the general area of Mambajao located in the province of Camiguin in the Philippines. The airport is classified as a Class 2 principal (minor domestic) airport by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, a body of the Department of Transportation and Communications that is responsible for the operations of not only this airport but also of all other airports in the Philippines except the major international airports. The main airline that serves the flight route is Cebu Pacific.

Bahrain International Airport - Bahrain International Airport is an international airport serving Bahrain and most of the surrounding provinces there. Bahrain International Airport is located in Muharraq, an island about 7 km northeast of the capital Manama. The airport is a hub for the national carrier Gulf Air. The airport has many interesting shops and eateries within the airport so you can shop or dine in while waiting for the plane to arrive or depart. To go in and out of the airport is easy because there are many types of transportation available in Izmir Bahrain International Airport for the visitors.

Climate pattern in Camiguin-Mambajao and Bahrain

In Bahrain the weather is very hot and humid between June and September, with temperatures reaching 44º C. From November to March the weather is pleasant with warm days and cool nights. Temperatures vary between minimums of 14º C to a maximum of 24º C. You can need warm clothing between December and February. The climate is arid and so rainfall is less than 100mm of rain annually and falls in winter.

Highlights in Bahrain

• Qal' at Al Bahrain (Fort of Bahrain) - People first arrived at what is now called Qal' at Al Bahrain around 2,300 BC. Archaeologists have been digging through an artificial mound measuring roughly 30 acres and have found evidence of private households, military encampments, and religious sites. On top of the mound is a fort dating back to the 15th century. It was built in three phases, the last by the Portuguese when the island of Bahrain became part of their growing empire. Continuing conflict and the silting up of the channels which made the location a prime shipping port eventually led to abandoning the site. Today this UNESCO World Heritage Site welcomes visitors to the elegantly arched buildings and groves of palm trees that once was the capital of Dilmun. The site is located roughly four miles northwest of the centre of Manama.
• Bahrain National Museum - Opened in 1988, the Bahrain National Museum is located at a prime waterfront location at the edge of the capital city. Many of its treasures are from Dilmun, particularly from Qal' at al Bahrain. Also available is an exhibit on pearl diving and how it has influenced the area. The first floor is home to a souq or traditional market. Other exhibits include rotating art and sculpture displays and a wildlife hall. Travellers can also rest in a comfortable armchair at the onsite coffeehouse or go looking for locally crafted souvenirs.
• Al-Fateh Mosque - This grand mosque is well known for its enlightening guides and is a great place to learn about Islam, the religion of Bahrain, in breathtaking surroundings. The largest building in the country, this grand mosque in Bahrain was constructed in 1987. With the area of about 6,500 sqm, it is large enough to occupy greater than 7,000 individuals simultaneously. This amazing mosque is famous for having the biggest fibreglass dome in the world. You can find that the walls of Al-Fateh are artistically decorated with Kufic calligraphy.