Travel to the King Fahd Causeway

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Travel to the King Fahd Causeway-Spanning 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) across the Arabian Gulf- was completed in 1986 and is a vital link between Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. The causeway consists of five bridges, supported by embankments and concrete pillars, and includes two border checkpoints—one for each country. King Fahd of Saudi Arabia commissioned the project, hence its name.

When you visit the Causeway of King Fahd, you can admire the impressive engineering and architectural prowess that went into its construction. Several facilities along the causeway, including a mosque, a park, and a tower restaurant, offer panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf.

King Fahd Causeway Saudi Arabia

“The King Fahd Causeway is a series of bridges and causeways that connect Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, serving as a vital link between the two countries.”

Curiosities about the Causeway of King Fahd:

The Causeway of King Fahd spans 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) across the Arabian Gulf.
It was completed in 1986 and commissioned by King Fahd of Saudi Arabia.
The causeway consists of five bridges supported by embankments and concrete pillars.
There are two border checkpoints along the causeway—one for each country.

Visit the King Fahd Causeway

Travel to the King Fahd Causeway — Causeway of King Fahd

Admire the impressive engineering and architectural prowess of the Causeway of King Fahd as you travel between Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. With our tours in Saudi Arabia, visit the facilities along the causeway, including a mosque, a park, and a tower restaurant that offers panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf.

Map of the Causeway of King Fahd

Discover the Causeway of King Fahd

Engineering Marvel: Admire the impressive construction of the Causeway of King Fahd.
Border Checkpoints: Pass through the border checkpoints that mark Saudi Arabia and Bahrain’s entry and exit points.
Facilities: Enjoy the amenities along the causeway, including a mosque, a park, and a tower restaurant.