Royal Camel Farm

The Royal Camel Farm is a sanctuary for camels located in Manama, Bahrain. Camels have been part of Bahraini culture, people use them for transportation, sources of milk and meat, and these camels are also participants in camel racing.​ It was established by Sheikh Mohammed bin Salman Al Khalifa. It was built to raise and prompt the breeding of camels and is a home to 600 camels. It is open to tourists and local citizens. Visitors can interact with the camels closely, you can feed them and take pictures. And also, this farm offers educational field trips for school students.

Things to do at The Royal Camel Farm

• Get up close with the camels and feed them.
• You can try fresh camel milk.
• Take the pictures with camels.

Essential Information

• The Royal Camel Farm Opening hours: opens 24 hours.
• Location: Janabiyah, Bahrain
• The Royal Camel Farm Ticket Price: Free entry
• Crowded Level: Moderately Crowded.
• Restrictions & Rules: Behave well with camels

How to Reach The Royal Camel Farm

• Flying: If you are flying to Bahrain, from the Bahrain International Airport (BAH), call a taxi to the Royal Camel Farm, Janabiyah. It takes you around 15-20 minutes to reach.
• Public Transportation: If you are looking for public transport to reach the destination, you can travel by local bus. Catch 10 buses from Manama bus station. Get down at the Janabiyah bus stop and take a taxi to the Royal Camel Farm.

Travel tips for visiting The Royal Camel Farm

• Visit during morning or late afternoon, to avoid the heat.
• Carry your own water bottles.
• Dress comfortably with shoes.

FAQs

Where is the Royal Camel Farm?

It is located in Janabiyah, Bahrain.

Can visitors ride camels at the Royal Camel Farm?

No, camel riding is not allowed at the Royal Camel Farm. 

Is there a guide or tour available at the farm?

No, a guide is not available at the Royal Camel Farm.