Travel Insurance for Bahrain

Reasons to consider cover for a Bahrain trip

Bahrain can be brilliant and busy in equal measure. If you want a single-policy option for a shorter break, take a look at single trip options and compare what feels right for your plans.

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Reasons to get travel insurance for your Bahrain trip

Bahrain can be brilliant and busy in equal measure. If you want a single-policy option for a shorter break, take a look at single trip options and compare what feels right for your plans.

Activities and excursions

Desert experiences and organised excursions are often a highlight in Bahrain. If you’re planning anything active, it’s worth checking whether activities and excursions cover in Bahrain is suitable for what you have in mind, as inclusions can vary by policy and conditions.

Heat and weather disruption

Hot conditions can turn small issues into bigger ones, particularly if you’re out exploring for long periods. If heat illness is a concern for you or your travel group, make sure you understand how medical support works in practice and what you’d need to do if you required treatment.

Baggage and valuables

Air travel, transfers, and busy public areas can increase the chances of lost luggage on flights to Bahrain or theft of valuables. It helps to think through what you’ll take, what you’ll carry day-to-day, and how you’d cope if something went missing mid-trip.

Medical costs

Even with modern facilities available, unexpected medical situations do happen. Many UK travellers prioritise emergency medical expenses cover in Bahrain because medical costs can add up quickly, and cover choices can affect what support is available and on what terms.

Main Facts About Bahrain

Currency

The dinar is the currency of Bahrain. It is divided into 1000 fils. The Bahraini dinar is abbreviated د.ب or BD.

Language

Arabic is the official language of Bahrain. English is widely used, and a number of other languages are spoken among expatriate communities.

Weather

Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 15°C to 38°C and is rarely below 12°C or above 41°C. Be sure to pack your sun cream.

Power Plugs

For Bahrain the associated plug type is G, which is the plug that has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern. Bahrain operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.

Population

The current population of Bahrain is 1,809,871

Fun Fact

In 2004 Bahrain hosted the first-ever Grand Prix in the Middle East.

Enjoy your trip to Bahrain, with travel insurance from loveit coverit, keep it simple: check your options, choose what fits your trip, and make sure the details match what you’re actually doing in Bahrain.

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Your Bahrain Bucket list

If you're in Bahrain, you HAVE to do these things:

Lose yourself in labyrinthine Manama Souk in Old Manama.
Take a tour of Bahrain International Circuit.
Go diving for pearls.
Admire the Manama skyline from a rooftop.
Dive into the world’s biggest underwater theme park.
Visit the Dilmun burial mounds.
Take a tour of Bahrain’s largest mosque.
Take a boat trip to Al Dar Islands.
Take pictures with camels at the Royal Camel Farm.
Splash about at a waterpark.