Al Areen Wildlife Park

I visited the wildlife park during the week, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. The variety of animals was limited—there were no lions, tigers, or giraffes. Instead, the park only had deer, birds, goats, camels, ostriches, and sheep. Overall, the place needs more care and development to improve the visitor experience.. ticket rate 2 BHD for adult

It's a very lovely place to go walk around, and explore the area. The birds were running around, and will follow you around. Highly recommend to go on a weekday to avoid crowd. Go on the mini-cart to see more animals ❤️

It's not a great place to visit but it's okay as there is no zoo in Bahrain. You might need to use the golf car as it's such a big land area and you will not be able to walk to explore all. Do the name says wildlife it's disappointing as there are no wild animals. There are many types of deer's, ostrich, wild fox, Goats only.. No lions, bears, tigers, giraffes and many more. Okay for a change to visit

A fine zoo and park in Bahrain very close to the Bahrain F1 Circuit. The place has a zoo, a bird park, a Japanese Botanical Garden, and a Plants area. The place has walking paths and picnic areas. In some areas, birds walk freely. Most of the animals they have are local or regional animals. The place is quite vast, yet some areas can get some better attention in terms of hygiene. Tickets can be bought by card only. There is ample parking on-site, and there are restrooms at the entrance building. There is also a mosque and a cafeteria. Getting to this place is quite a distance as it is in the south of the island. Expect to spend 1 hour onwards.

Al Areen Wildlife Park (متنزه ومحمية العرين) I recently visited Al Areen Wildlife Park, and overall, it was a wonderful experience that I would recommend to anyone interested in wildlife and nature. The park is home to a variety of animals and offers a unique opportunity to see them in a semi-natural environment. The layout of the park is well thought out, allowing visitors to explore different sections while enjoying the beautiful landscapes. However, there are a few areas that could use improvement to enhance the overall experience. One of the highlights of my visit was the chance to see some incredible animals, including the Arabian oryx and various bird species. The park does a commendable job of showcasing these animals and providing educational information about their habitats and conservation status. However, I believe that adding more animal species would significantly enrich the experience for visitors. Expanding the variety of animals would not only attract more visitors but also provide a more comprehensive understanding of wildlife conservation efforts in the region. While the park is generally well-maintained, I did notice that some areas could benefit from more regular cleaning and upkeep. A few enclosures appeared to be less tidy than expected, which detracted from the overall experience. Ensuring that the park is clean and well-maintained is crucial for both the animals' well-being and the visitors' enjoyment. A little more attention to maintenance would go a long way in enhancing the park's appeal. The pathways throughout the park are pleasant to walk on, but I found that some areas could use better signage and information displays. Clearer directions and more educational materials would help visitors navigate the park more easily and learn more about the animals they encounter. This would not only improve the visitor experience but also promote awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation. In conclusion, my experience at Al Areen Wildlife Park was enjoyable, and I would rate it four stars. The combination of beautiful landscapes and the opportunity to see unique animals makes it a worthwhile destination. However, I believe that with some improvements in cleanliness, maintenance, and the addition of more animal species, the park could elevate its status as a premier wildlife destination in Bahrain. I look forward to returning in the future to see how the park evolves and improves.

It was nice but the no of animals are less. Most areas are close and don’t depend on Google timings it closes at 6. And don’t try to call on there number because no one will pick it up

My Positive feedback of this Park : This wildlife park appears to be a great place to visit for families with kids. -The park has a good collection of birds and the staff is friendly. -The safari section of the park is good And for management : - The park needs to be maintained properly and the animals need to be fed properly. - The animals in the park seemed stressed and overheated and the water was not sufficient.

It's a wildlife park without the major predators. But that's not bad either as you will get plenty of time to see birds, fowl, goats, donkeys, zebra, lots of deer , oryx and many more to see once you go in mini safari on a buggy .it's not much but there are some good photo points like Japanese garden , play area and fun with parrots and macaques. Over all you will find time away from electronics spend a quality time with kids .