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Explore 6 protected areas in Bahrain — rated across 10 categories

Bahrain's only terrestrial wildlife reserve and the first of its kind in the region, preserving endangered Arabian animal species and native desert flora across zoological and botanical sections.

Al Areen

A sheltered coastal mangrove reserve on the eastern side of Muharraq Island, protected by the Supreme Council for Environment as a site for mangrove restoration and habitat for migratory shorebirds an

Dohat Arad

Bahrain's largest protected area, an archipelago of 36+ islands designated as a Ramsar site. Supports the world's largest known breeding concentration of Socotra cormorants and reintroduced Arabian or

Hawar Islands

An offshore submerged reef and traditional pearl-diving ground north of Muharraq, designated a marine protected area to conserve its coral communities, seagrass beds, and associated fish populations.

Hayr Bulthamah

Small protected island southeast of the main island of Bahrain, safeguarding marine and coastal ecosystems in the surrounding territorial waters.

Mashtan Island

Ramsar-designated wetland of international importance south of Manama, featuring mangroves, mudflats, and seagrass beds that provide critical habitat for migratory shorebirds.

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Al Areen

Dohat Arad

Hawar Islands

Hayr Bulthamah

Mashtan Island

Tubli Bay