Bahrain Island
Bahrain Island: A Historical Crossroads and Modern Hub
Discover Bahrain's highest point: panoramic views, hiking trails, and a tranquil escape into the island’s natural beauty.
Mount Fozan, also known as Jabal ad Dukhan (Mountain of Smoke), is Bahrain's highest point, rising 134 meters (440 feet) above sea level. Located in the Southern Governorate, this natural landmark offers panoramic views and a tranquil escape from the urban landscape.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Driving
From the Jebel Dukhan area, head towards the main road. Follow signs for Mount Fozan, navigating to coordinates (25.9799895, 50.5359419) or use the address 'XGHP+X9W, Unnamed Road'. Parking is available near the base of Mount Fozan. Note that the road leading to the mountain is an unnamed dirt road.
Taxi/Ride-Share
From central Manama, a taxi or ride-hailing service (Careem or Uber) to Mount Fozan will cost approximately 5 to 10 BHD. Input 'Mount Fozan' or the coordinates (25.9799895, 50.5359419) into the app for the most direct route. Taxis are widely available and can be found at taxi stands or hailed from the street. Uber and Careem are also popular options. A 5km ride in Bahrain costs about 7 BHD. The base fare for taxis in Bahrain starts at BHD 2.0.
Public Transport
From Manama Bus Terminal, take bus number 60 towards the Bahrain International Circuit. Disembark at the closest stop to the circuit, then walk approximately 2 kilometers towards Mount Fozan, following signs. The bus fare is around 0.30 BHD. Be cautious walking along the roadside as there may not be sidewalks.
Use Mount Fozan as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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