Bahrain is a kingdom in the Middle East which is considered to be one of the more liberal countries in the region.

We have numerous car hire locations in Bahrain such as Bahrain airport, Isa Town and Manama.

If you are flying into Bahrain our friendly Rhino staff can meet you as soon as you have got off the plane and show you to your vehicle.
All of our car hire comes with a full tank of gas and a map so you will be ready to complete your journey with a minimum of fuss.

Just choose which vehicle you want on our easy to use website and we can give you an immediate quote. When picking up your car hire be sure to bring both parts of your driving licence to our office.

Whether you are going to Bahrain for business or pleasure we have a vehicle to suit your needs.

Because Bahrain can get extremely hot, up to 40 degrees Celsius in the summer, all the vehicles in our car rental fleet come with excellent air conditioning systems so that you can travel in comfort.

Most of our car rental vehicles in Bahrain are automatic (if you rent an automatic  remember that the gear stick should be in park before you can take your key out of the car) but the Toyota Hilux pickups, the Toyota Minibus nine seater and the Mitsubishi L300 nine seater bus are all manual. If you are travelling in a big group then the latter vehicle has the most passenger and luggage capacity out of our Bahrain fleet.

Our car rental makes and models include Ford Mondeos, Nissan Maximo automatics, Nissan Micra automatics, Peugeot 307 and Volkswagen Golf cars.

Many tourists go to Bahrain every year to see the Bahrain Grand Prix race and the country is a great place to play or watch sport. Bahrain has plenty of 18 hole golf courses and because it is an island within the Gulf of Bahrain there is the opportunity to indulge in water sports galore around its coast.

Our car rental is the quickest and cheapest way to get around Bahrain and see all these sights and more.

Bahrain Mini Guide

Bahrain is considered one of the most culturally relaxed places in the Middle East making it an ideal holiday destination.
This kingdom of islands, which are located in the Arabian Gulf, is the smallest of the independent Persian states but nevertheless extremely rich with a strong currency.



The predominance of financial services here has also meant that Bahrain is extremely popular with expatriates.

One Dinar is worth three American dollars meaning that you may wish to do some saving before you make your visit, but it will be worthwhile as there is much to see and do here. Having a car is probably the best way to get out and explore the islands of Bahrain at your leisure. You can expect petrol to be reasonably cheap.



The best time to visit is during the winter and the spring months, but by April it starts to really heat up. This is especially the case if you are a fan of motor racing as the Grand Prix takes place in Bahrain in April.

If you can avoid it do not visit during the summer when the temperatures can drive you crazy. If you have to, an umbrella and a bottle of water are your two most important travel items. Beware that there can sometimes be sandstorms, which would be especially dangerous if you are driving. If you are driving to Saudi Arabia the King Fahd Causeway will take you there within half an hour, but check your rental car regulations before making the journey.

Bahrain international airport is a busy terminus which is often used as a stopover by planes on their way to Australia. Bahrain international is located in Muharraq close to Manama. The region’s main airline is Gulf Air which has flights to other destinations in the Middle East and internationally.

As in the airport, shopping is a big draw for people coming to Bahrain as there is no tax on your purchases. As well as several impressive malls you can find good deals on all sorts of products in the souks and though they may not be genuine originals, they often look as good as the real thing. It is even possible to get a suit tailored to your own tastes here.



Bahrain is one of the few Arab countries where it is possible to drink alcohol but you must always do so responsibly as a failure to dress appropriately or overt public shows of affection may get earn you disapproval or sometimes even worse than that.