Bahrain means ‘two seas’, the only island nation in the Middle East with an archipelago of 33 islands. The island state is situated in the Arabian Gulf (Persian Gulf), east of Saudi Arabia, north of Qatar. Bahrain is home to a dynamic transport sector, with one of the oldest airlines in the Gulf Region and a causeway linking Bahrain to Saudi Arabia. 

Perhaps the most unique is Bahrain's hospitality. The local Bahraini smile and warm hospitality are the things impresses you when you arrive. They are helpful and expats who stayed here and lived in Bahrain for so many years are the living proof of how warm and hospitable they are. 

Language: Arabic is the local language but most Bahrainis are fluent and can communicate in English. 

Currency is Bahraini Dinars. Capital is Manama.