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 Bahrain
Formula 1 Grand Prix...
22nd
April 2012 - Motorsport main menu
Introduction...
A small island state located near the western shores of the Persian
Gulf, full of authentic Arab heritage and reputation as a modern country. With a
mixture of people from different cultures and nationalities, Bahrain is a
friendly place to visit that has continued to attract tourists from around the
world each year.
Bahrain was home to the first Arabian F1 Grand Prix back in 2004 at the
World-class Bahrain International Circuit where no visit will disappoint. There
are various places to eat and shops where you can purchase merchandise and
souvenirs.
As well as being a prime location for an exciting F1 race, Bahrain has plenty
more to offer. If you're into history and enjoy learning about different
cultures then Bahrain will definitely be a favourite. You can choose to take
some time out in one of the gardens of Manama or visit one of their many
historical places such as Bar Bar Temple or Arad Fort, Bahrain's most imperative
fortified castle.
If history isn't your strong point then perhaps a boat ride to one of the
Islands is more your thing; Hawer Islands are 45 minutes away from the mainland
and offer complete tranquillity with crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches
and a handful of watersports to choose from.
Back on the mainland you will come across traditional souqs where you can barter
for local crafts and indulge in a typical Bahraini dish such as muhammar, a
sweet rice dish served with dates. The busy side streets are lined with Arabic
coffee houses where you can relax, unwind and watch the world go by.
Itinerary...
Thursday 19 April
Fly from London Heathrow at 1040h by British Airways, arriving in Bahrain at
1905h. You will be met and taken to your 4-star hotel in Manama where
accommodation is reserved for you on buffet breakfast basis. Your representative
will be on hand throughout the weekend to help and advise you.
Friday 20 & Saturday 21 April
These days are at leisure to relax or to explore Bahrain. On Saturday you
can take the coach transfer to the track for practice and qualifying sessions.
Sunday 22 April
The coach will depart mid-morning for the circuit to watch the Grand Prix
and supporting events.
Monday 23 April
Your day is free to enjoy as you wish before your late evening transfer to
the airport for your return flight to London.
Tuesday 24 April
Your return flight departs at 0140h with arrival into Heathrow scheduled for
0635h.
An itinerary that's designed for you
If this tour itinerary doesn't meet your requirements, please call us to
speak to one of our specialists. We will discuss your plans and we can design a
tour to specifically suit your needs. Whether you would prefer flights from a
regional airport or would prefer to spend longer at the destination... we will
be able to tailor make a tour to suit you - call us now on 01543 258631.
Cost
From £1425 per person
Single supplement: £300
Race tickets...
The Bahrain International circuit is in the heart of the desert and
was created by the same architect who designed Sepang Circuit in Malaysia. The
2012 F1 race takes place over 49 laps on a 6.3 kilometre track and offers
stunning views for as far as the eye can see. The Grand Prix track consists of
many straight lines followed by 'slow turns', giving drivers a great opportunity
for overtaking before firmly pressing on those brakes!
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Grandstand |
3 Day Ticket Prices |
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Main |
£325 |
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Batelco |
£225 |
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First Turn |
£155 |
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University 1 |
£138 |
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These prices are based on 2011 ticket prices and are
subject to increase, as 2012 prices are yet to be released. Further
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All stands are covered with numbered seating and a TV
screen opposite. |
How to book...
To reserve your places please call us on 0845 003 2213
or 01543 158631 or email
dave@robertbroadtravel.co.uk
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