Top Things to do in Saar
10 Things to Do in Saar That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Saar, Bahrain including King Fahd Causeway, The Raven's Nest Board Game Cafe, Al-Fatih Mosque (Great Mosque), Qalat al Bahrain, Saar Mall, Saar Mall SPC, Bahrain National Museum, Wahooo! Waterpark, Royal Camel Farm, Beit Al Qur'an.
Restaurants in Saar
1. King Fahd Causeway
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 97 reviews
2. The Raven's Nest Board Game Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
First of it's kind in the region. A space for geeks and fantasy world lovers! 60+ board games to enjoy with a decent cup of coffee and music to warm your soul. Artworks of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones. Dungeons & Dragons corner, Book Clubs, Used Books and wood ceilings and floors. Perfect for big groups.
Reviewed By Asrar M
My favorite escape from the real world in Bahrain.
F&B:
Really good quality coffee & drinks. My top choices are Caramel Latte and Wildfire (yes it's named after GOT and it's beautifully spicy). I order the grilled chicken & avocado Sandwich every time, and it's delicious.
Atmosphere:
Beautiful interior, cosy and very friendly as the staff greet you with a warm welcome like you were entering someone's home. My favorite Seating area is the used books corner, where it literally feels like The Weasley's living room. ❤️
Activity:
Pretty much an unlimited variety of board games to play if I'm with friends. If I'm there solo, it's a calming place to sit and draw in my sketchbook or get some work done, or catch up on the book I'm Reading.
Overall a highly recommended destination, hands down!
3. Al-Fatih Mosque (Great Mosque)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 974 reviews
Reviewed By dnewman1156 - Huntsville, Alabama
This was my second visit to the Grand Mosque in Bahrain. The volunteers made me feel welcome during both visits. They are extremely knowledgeable and able to discuss how the Quran relates to everyday life. We also had discussions of the teachings from the Quran and the Bible. It was very interesting to learn about the Arabic culture.
4. Qalat al Bahrain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 598 reviews
Reviewed By erkan b - Istanbul Province, Turkey
Quite well maintained historical fort. Don’t forget to visit the museum next to it. It is going to provide so many information about the history of the fort and also findings. There is no proper direction signs and explanations about the places. Make sure not to miss any part.
5. Saar Mall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By marwa a - Manama, Bahrain
Ive been to the mall few times, there are some nice food outlets. I like lumee its spacious and i like the interiors and the food. Starbucks with drive thru! There is geant easy for quick grocery shopping. Few food outlets in the food court as well. Yellow submarine and kids palace for little kids to play. Yellow submarine is very well maintained and very clean and safe for the kids but I find it somehow a little bit expensive and it gets really crowded during weekends.
6. Saar Mall SPC
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
SAAR MALL is a stylish contemporary mall that offers something for everyone. It is accompanied by several Market Brands, Restaurants, Cafes, Geant Easy supermarket, Banks, Indoor play area, Big Game Zone, and a Mini-Cinema for kids.
Reviewed By 132chrima - Athens, Greece
You can surely find better choices. Not many shops, the supermarket isn't huge. Still there are two restaurants that worth visiting
7. Bahrain National Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By terry h - Houston, Texas
It's a small but well arranged archeological museum. Exhibit is not massive, augmented with many photos Unluckily to me, one section "grave" was being closed, but Dilmun and other historical sections were open. Instead of joining a tour (as I couldn't find a convenient one) I took cab/uber and strolled as I like. There is a nice cafe inside with free WiFi. I took archeological tour the day before. Maybe the reverse order may work better. Museum first and see the barbar temple etc. if you have enough time.
8. Wahooo! Water Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Wahooo! The name says it all. Slide in and splash out at the Middle East's first ever indoor-outdoor Water Park with an area of 15,000 square-metres. It's guaranteed to be the ultimate water fest with a whole new world of thrilling rides and attractions including Master Blaster, Sidewinder, Matt Racer, a Multi Level Rain Fortress, Wave pool, Toddler pool and Lazy River. The Water Park is aimed at families and youth with a variety of rides provided for all ages.
Reviewed By Metrek a
Positives:
Wave pool.
Mini-restaurant inside the park.
Indoor temperature.
Areas of improvement:
Difficult to get there (difficult accessibility).
Too much overpriced.
Opportunistic for every thing to get over money ( selling clothes with triple prices which poor quality, parents must even they will not play same price, one time go in and go out and if you want to go in again you have you to pay again, clothes back box overpriced, some locker rooms facilities...etc).
Very poorly non-collaborative staff especially in the activities places.
Some activities are dangerous with non-safety preparation especially head trauma.
Incorporated toilets with locker dressing rooms, which makes it dirty.
9. Royal Camel Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Welcome to the Royal Camel Farm, Bahrain. This farm is open every day from sunrise to sunset, with free entry and free parking on-site as well as washroom facilities. Please note that the camels with chains are males, and the reason for using the chains is to prevent them from otherwise killing each other to mate with the females. They are thus spaced equally apart so that other male camels are outside their bite reach. Female camels can be seen inside the pens where they are free to roam.
Reviewed By vbsub - Manama, Bahrain
Great to visit a the Once SHIP of the Desert, Nice to See these Camels are honoured to be kept in a great place. Once Upon a time, they were everything to the desert people. Take as many photographs you like, plus the Baby Camels
10. Beit Al Qur'an
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Gabr_Docker - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
good religious museum with Qurans in all different shapes and sizes
the smallest one is smaller than 5 x 4 cms
the largest is close to a metre across
there are also round and octagonal shaped ones
different Quran translations to French, English, Chinese (Mandarin I guess) and even Hebrew!
worth a visit
free entry, however, staff encourages you to drop voluntary contribution
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