Experience the joy of Eid in Bahrain — from morning prayers to family feasts, festive events, and joyous celebrations.
Last updated: 2026-02-24
Festival of Breaking Fast
When: End of Ramadan (March/April 2026)
Duration: 3-4 days holiday
Festival of Sacrifice
When: After Hajj pilgrimage (June 2026)
Duration: 4-5 days holiday
Things to do during Eid in Bahrain.
Religious • Al Fateh Mosque & others
Morning prayers held at mosques and outdoor prayer grounds. Non-Muslims can observe respectfully.
Early morning (6-8 AM)
Family Entertainment • City Centre, Seef Mall, The Avenues
Special Eid events, decorations, entertainment, and sales at major malls.
All day
Public Entertainment • Bahrain Bay
Family entertainment, food stalls, fireworks, and activities along the waterfront.
Evening
Family Fun • Wahooo!, Lost Paradise
Special Eid packages and extended hours at water parks and entertainment venues.
All day
Dining • Major hotels
Special Eid day brunches and festive dining experiences at hotels.
Lunch/Brunch
Relaxation • Coral Bay, Al Dar Islands
Many families spend Eid at beach clubs or the islands.
All day
BD 25-60
Festive buffets at major hotels
BD 15-40
Traditional feasting at Zahle, Abd El Wahab
BD 10-25
Casual dining perfect for families
BD 5-20
Traditional Arabic sweets and baklava
Hotels, restaurants, and activities book up fast. Reserve 1-2 weeks ahead.
Roads are busy as everyone visits family. Allow extra travel time.
Pre-Eid shopping rush is intense. Sales continue through Eid.
Eid is a time for new clothes. Dress nicely to join the festivities.
Say "Eid Mubarak" (Blessed Eid) to locals — they'll appreciate it!
Eidiya (cash gifts) given to children. Small gifts appreciated for hosts.
Eid Al-Fitr is expected around late March 2026. Eid Al-Adha around early June 2026. Exact dates depend on moon sighting.
Eid Al-Fitr is typically 3-4 days, Eid Al-Adha 4-5 days. Government and schools get official holidays.
Cash gifts given to children during Eid, similar to Christmas money. Usually from elder relatives.