Tour of the Circuit and Driving a Hummer
If you are on vacation in Isa Town, you will be able to go on a tour to the Bahrain International Circuit. You can do this at 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, or Sunday. The circuit is a track for the Formula 1 Grand Prix. It is located in the desert. You will explore the circuit and feel like a real racer, preparing for the start.
Bahrain is a multinational country, so there are many people from different countries here. However, immigrants from India, Pakistan, and the Philippines are the most widespread. Many … 
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Fly in a Closed Air Tube
The village of Zallaq is located 14 kilometers from Isa Town. You will experience the delightful sensation of free fall here, taking advantage of the closed aerodynamic tunnel Gravity. Its height is 12 meters. An employee of the extreme entertainment center will provide you with all the equipment. The instructor will also be near you. He will ensure your safety. If you choose this type of active leisure, you will feel what skydiving is. However, you don't have to get on a plane and fasten the parachute. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
Isa Town greets its guests, demonstrating its beauty right near the Town Gate. It is a true architectural masterpiece created by Mohamed Saleh Makiya, an Iraqi engineer. The gates have five … Open
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Diving and Search for Pearls
You can go scuba diving thanks to the good climate conditions and rich underwater world in the waters of Isa Town. You will be trained under the guidance of a qualified instructor in one of the certified schools. You will take a trip to the depths of the sea and admire coral polyps, various fish, sea cows, sunken ships, and aircraft.
You can also dive for natural pearls here. It is hidden in the shells of sea oysters. You will search for pearls, listen to the history of this occupation, and make 2 dives. You will have a set of equipment. An instructor will accompany you. After the end of the adventure, you will receive the appropriate PAD certificate, brand t-shirt, and all the shells you found.
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Exciting Voyage on Dhow
You can go from the port of Isa Town for a 3-hour boat trip onboard the dhow, made of wood. You will sail along the waves of the bay under the moon, enjoy the beauty of Arabic melodies, and have a dinner of traditional dishes. You will see other old ships and white yachts during the voyage. You will also enjoy a magnificent view of the town and learn a lot about the history of the country.
Visit the Nomads
You can go from the town on a tour of the Arabian Desert. Its duration is 5 hours. You will take a fascinating walk through the dunes and hot sand and get acquainted with the daily life of the nomads during this time. They will show you their hospitality. You will relax in a Bedouin tent, lying on a mat and pillows. You will taste dates, coffee and traditional lamb with rice fried on a skewer. You can also dance around the fire to the accompaniment of Arabic music, listen to beautiful songs, and enjoy a hookah and various drinks.
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Visit the Water Park in the Shopping Center
If you leave Isa Town and drive 8 kilometers by car, you will reach the capital of Bahrain. A Water Park called Wahoo is open here in the shopping center of City Centre Bahrain. Some of its rides are open-air. You can use the surf machine here. It creates artificial waves in an enclosed space. You can also swim in the pool, spend time on the "Incoming Wave" attraction and ride the water slides in the Water Park. There is also the opportunity to walk throughout Wahoo on the paths and small bridges here.
Notable celebrations and festivals in Bahrain
The birthday of the Prophet Muhammad is celebrated in the third month of the Muslim calendar. Sunnis and Shiites celebrate it on different days. Some branches of Sunnis do not celebrate this holiday at all. Religious music concerts are held on this day. You will also be able to listen to lectures on the topic of religion. The holiday began to be celebrated in the VIII century for the first time. The former house of the Prophet in Mecca was turned into a house of prayer at this time. The Milad un Nabi festival with processions and celebrations is held in honor of this date.
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