Bahrain Day: Part II
Hello! Let’s have some lunch! ;)
As continuation of (obviously) the part I, here was our 3rd stop on that same day! :)
Zallaq Beach! This is the southernmost beach in Bahrain. It is a public beach but definitely worth a try. Though we just had photo-ops and some stroll, cause the sea water of Bahrain is too salty (way too salty).
Had some jump shots again. (mga adik lang) :D
And, syempre some couple shots ;)
And, so the boys, di din nagpahuli ;)
Then after watching sunset, we grant Jam’s wish to have a picture in Bahrain International Circuit, where F1 race, Bahrain Air Show usually conducted.
Siya lang may picture kasi all of us have been there many times. And bad timing, kasi Bahrain Air Show that day kaya marami tao and need ng ticket for entrance. On normal or regular days, it is open for tourist you just have to pay, I think 500Fils (50Pesos). So, try your luck next time Jam ;)
We drove home before 6 in the evening, because Sir Jonas flight to Manila is on 8 p.m. Hahahaha! Humirit pa ng gala before umuwi ng Pinas for vacay. We enjoyed the day and drove (how many kilometers?) from the city. So we agreed that from then on, we will have some spontaneous roadtrips. :)
The day isn’t over yet for us 4, after we dropped Sir Jonas, we headed to Marina Bay. Supposedly, to watch the fireworks but unluckily no fireworks scheduled that day. They said it will be on the last day of the holiday. Sad.
So instead, we had some coffee, tea and sheesha by the bay :)
Happy National Day Bahrain!
Thanks for being my second home for the past 3 years. Like what I am always telling my family, I started loving and embracing Bahrain itself, the people, and the culture; except the food. Hehe. I tried some Arabic or Indian cuisine but my system doesn’t accept it. Nothing beats Western and Asian food! :)
Can’t wait for 2016′s Bahrain National Day ;)
xo, Irish