Book flights to Bahrain from Mashhad and discover this intriguing island in the Arabian Gulf. Up to three flights a week make the journey between the two destinations with a short stopover in Dubai. Whether you’re spending a few days in Bahrain for business or you’re heading there for a family trip, both Business and Economy Class fares are available for this route.
If you choose an Economy seat then you are in for a comfortable journey – each one is ergonomically-designed and provides ample legroom. You won’t be short of things to do either. Connect to the onboard WiFi to chat with friends and keep up on the latest news. You can also watch a Hollywood movie on your own personal touchscreen, while indulging in a delicious hot meal that you can pre-book in advance. Snacks and beverages are also available to buy from the onboard trolley throughout the flight.
Choose Business Class and travel in luxury. You’ll receive all the benefits of Economy along with extra perks. As soon as you arrive in departures you’ll be fast tracked through check-in, so you can relax in an exclusive lounge. Once on the flight recline in your Italian leather seat and enjoy the entertainment on offer.
Mashhad to Bahrain
- Up to 3 flights jet to Bahrain from Mashhad every week
- Fly over Iran and the Arabian Gulf to Dubai to catch your connecting flight. On the final leg of your flight you’ll jet back across the Gulf to Bahrain
- The length of your journey will vary depending on the date and time of the flight you choose
- Also, search and book flights from Bahrain to Mashhad
Your journey
There are several ways to get to Mashhad International Airport (MHD), where your journey to Bahrain will begin. The airport, also known as Shahid Hashemi Nejad, is located 15 minutes away from the city. You can travel there by taxi or bus or if you would rather drive, outdoor parking is available.
Head straight for departures when you arrive and a member of staff will be waiting to help you through check-in. Next is security and once you’ve ticked that off then you can take advantage of the duty free shopping.
Once you’ve boarded the plane, the first half of the journey will take 2 hours and 25 minutes. After a short stopover in Dubai International Airport (DXB) it’s back on the plane for an hour and 15 minutes. Once you’ve landed it’s only 6km from Bahrain International Airport (BAH) to the capital, Manama. There are plenty of taxis available or you can hire a car.
Discover Bahrain
Surrounded by the glistening Arabian Gulf and connected to Saudi Arabia by the King Fahd Causeway, Bahrain has a rich history that today intertwines with its modern ambition. Visit the grand Al Fateh Mosque, not only one of the largest places of worship in the country but one of the biggest mosques on the planet. Look up at the roof before you enter and you’ll see the largest fiberglass dome in the world. On the opposite side of the capital, Manama, you’ll find Bahrain Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site which overlooks the northern coast and dates back to 2,800 BC. This looks particularly spectacular when lit up after the sun has gone down.
