Shipping Company from Jeddah to Bahrain | 0555915287 Cargo, Personal Effects & Car Shipping from the Red Sea to Manama
From Jeddah to Manama, Al Saif International Shipping trucks cover about 1,350 km by road, crossing the Kingdom from the Red Sea coast via Riyadh, Dammam and Al Khobar, and entering Bahrain over the King Fahd Causeway to Al Jasra. Shipments arrive in 3–4 days door to door, with delivery to any Bahraini governorate on the day of arrival. We move home and office furniture from every Jeddah district with dismantling, packing and assembly, and ship cars, cargo and parcels, with prices starting from SAR 140 per box up to 30 kg, SAR 2,350 per apartment, SAR 790 per sedan and SAR 14 per kg by air from King Abdulaziz International Airport to Bahrain International Airport in 1–2 days. Call or WhatsApp: 0555915287.
📒 Jeddah–Bahrain trip log
- Route: Jeddah → Riyadh → Dammam → Al Khobar → King Fahd Causeway → Al Jasra → Manama.
- Distance: about 1,350 km door to door to Manama.
- Road: 3–4 days, with delivery inside Bahrain on the day of arrival.
- Air: 1–2 days from King Abdulaziz Airport to Bahrain International Airport.
- Sea for traders: containers from Jeddah Islamic Port to Khalifa Bin Salman Port.
- Starts from: SAR 95 per parcel, SAR 750 per room, SAR 1,200 per SUV, SAR 2,300 per dedicated truck.
- Collection: north, south and central Jeddah, Al Khumrah warehouses and the industrial area, plus nearby Rabigh and Khulais.
Shipping company from Jeddah to Bahrain: crossing the Kingdom from the Red Sea to the Gulf
Shipping from Jeddah to Bahrain is a relatively long trip, because Jeddah sits on the Red Sea and Bahrain in the Arabian Gulf, with the full width of the Kingdom between them. The truck leaves Jeddah heading east on the highway to Riyadh, continues on the Riyadh–Dammam highway to Al Khobar, and enters the King Fahd Causeway, which runs about 25 km over the sea to Al Jasra in Bahrain. This is the only road route, as the causeway is the only land link between the Kingdom and Bahrain.
The total distance to Manama is about 1,350 km, and the usual time is 3–4 days door to door. The length of the trip is what makes preparing for it different from shipping out of the Eastern Province: packing must withstand days on the road, the load must be strapped tightly so nothing shifts, and the papers must be ready before loading in Jeddah, so the truck does not cover all that distance only to wait at the causeway over a missing document.
Stages of the trip from Jeddah
- Collection in Jeddah: dismantling, packing and loading at your home or warehouse.
- Road to Riyadh: the longest stretch of the trip, on the highway.
- Riyadh to Al Khobar: on the Dammam highway to the causeway entrance.
- Causeway and clearance: data pre-submitted through Fasah, customs on the middle island.
- Delivery in Bahrain: on the day of arrival, with unloading and assembly.
Time from Jeddah to Bahrain’s governorates
| Destination in Bahrain | Method | Door-to-door time |
|---|---|---|
| Capital: Manama, Juffair, Seef, Adliya, Hoora | Road | 3–4 days |
| Muharraq: Muharraq, Amwaj Islands, Busaiteen, Diyar Al Muharraq | Road | 3–4 days |
| Northern: Budaiya, Saar, Hamad Town, Janabiya, Al Malkiya | Road | 3–4 days |
| Southern: Riffa, Isa Town, Awali, Zallaq | Road | 3–4 days |
| Any governorate | Air | 1–2 days |

Collection from Jeddah’s districts and warehouses
Jeddah stretches along the coast from north to south, so we organise collection rounds by location. We collect in the north from Obhur Al Shamaliyah, Al Shati, Al Muhammadiyah, Al Naeem, Al Zahra, Al Basateen and Al Lulu; in the centre from Al Rawdah, Al Salamah, Al Khalidiyah, Al Andalus, Al Hamra and Al Faisaliyah; in the east from Al Safa, Al Marwah, Al Naseem, Al Harazat and Al Ajwad; and in the south from Al Hamdaniyah, Al Samer, Al Rabwah, Al Jamiah and the districts along the old Makkah road.
For traders we collect from warehouses in Al Khumrah, the industrial area, the Makkah road and the Haramain road, and from warehouses near the port. We also serve Rabigh, Khulais, Thuwal and nearby governorates. We usually start with eastern districts close to the Riyadh road exit so the truck can leave directly.
Tips for loading day in Jeddah
Jeddah is humid most of the year, and humidity is the enemy of particleboard and fabrics, so make sure furniture is dry before packing and do not wash rugs the day before shipping. In older buildings in Al Balad, Al Sharafiyah and Al Baghdadiyah stairs may be narrow, so we use ropes or an external hoist for large pieces. We start loading in the morning before traffic builds, especially in districts near the Corniche and King Road.
Why Jeddah residents choose Al Saif for Bahrain
From Jeddah, a truck that simply sets off is not enough; a long trip needs organising from the start. These are the foundations of our work from Jeddah:
- Packing designed for long trips: layers that withstand days on the road and protect against humidity.
- Tightly secured loads: straps and separators so nothing shifts over 1,350 km.
- Data submitted before the truck leaves Jeddah: through Fasah, for an orderly crossing at the causeway.
- Survey before pricing: at home or by video call.
- Dismantling and assembly team: numbers the pieces in Jeddah and reassembles them in Bahrain.
- Follow-up along the way: a coordinator updates you as the truck reaches Riyadh, the Eastern Province and the causeway.
- Insurance can be added for valuable items on request.
Furniture moving from Jeddah to Bahrain
People moving furniture from Jeddah to Bahrain are usually employees transferred to Manama, families with relatives in Bahrain who have decided to settle there, or residents changing jobs between the two countries. In every case we start with a survey of the rooms, large pieces, appliances and air conditioners, set the truck size, crew and loading day, and agree a furniture layout for the new home.

Packing matters more on the Jeddah trip than on any other route to Bahrain, because the furniture leaves a humid city, crosses the desert for days and arrives on a humid island. We use tight stretch film on surfaces, reinforced cardboard on corners and fabric blankets on wood, add moisture-absorbing sachets to boxes of clothes and books, and give particleboard an extra layer.
Bedrooms and wardrobes
We dismantle beds and wardrobes panel by panel, number each panel and put hinges and screws in a numbered bag fixed to it. Mattresses go into dedicated covers and mirrors into crates. Panels stand upright and strapped in the truck so they do not bend on the long road.
Kitchens and IKEA kitchens
Many newer Jeddah apartments have IKEA or aluminium kitchens. We photograph each unit before dismantling, remove doors and drawers, then wall and base units, number the pieces and pack them flat. Because this board is very sensitive to humidity, we give it two layers and keep it off the truck floor. In Bahrain we refit the kitchen after measuring the new walls.
Appliances and air conditioners
Split ACs are removed by a technician who recovers the refrigerant before disconnecting the pipes; both units are packed and reinstalled in Bahrain. Fridges are emptied and dried a full day ahead, since leftover water on a long trip causes odours; washing-machine drums are secured and TVs go in shock-proof packaging.
Majlis seating and antiques
Hijazi majlis seating, sofas and wooden tables are wrapped with care, and rugs are rolled, never folded. Antiques, paintings and any carved wooden pieces travel in custom wooden crates, with their condition photographed. Insurance can be added for valuable items on request.
Office furniture
Jeddah is a commercial city, and many of its companies have branches or clients in Bahrain. We move offices with numbered workstations and a layout plan, files in sealed numbered boxes and equipment in shock-proof packaging, and time the installation in Bahrain so work resumes without a long break.

On arrival in Bahrain the driver calls about an hour ahead, the team unloads and places furniture room by room, assembles beds, wardrobes, kitchen and ACs, and removes the packing. In residential towers in Seef, Juffair and the Amwaj Islands we coordinate lift booking with building management.
Commercial cargo from Jeddah to Bahrain
Jeddah is a major trade gateway, and many imported goods arrive through its port before being distributed across the Kingdom and the Gulf. From Jeddah to Bahrain we ship foodstuffs, clothing, building materials, new furniture, spare parts and retail goods.
Partial loads
If your goods do not fill a truck, they travel in a shared truck from SAR 170 per tonne, or SAR 420 per CBM on consolidated freight. This suits traders who send medium volumes regularly.
Full loads
For large volumes, a dedicated truck from SAR 2,300 is loaded for you and leaves Jeddah straight after loading. Given the distance, the final price of a dedicated truck from Jeddah is higher than from the Eastern Province, and the itemised quote sets it.
Commercial documents: commercial registration, invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and a health certificate for food. If the goods were imported through Jeddah port, we also need their Saudi entry documents.
Car shipping from Jeddah to Bahrain
We ship cars from Jeddah on car carriers that drive to Riyadh, then the Eastern Province, and cross the causeway into Bahrain. We collect the car from your home or showroom, photograph its condition and secure it with dedicated straps. Because the trip is long, we recommend an enclosed carrier for luxury and classic cars, protecting them from sun and dust over the days on the road.

Car documents from Jeddah
- Vehicle registration (istimara).
- Owner’s ID or iqama.
- Export plates or an export certificate.
- A bank letter if the car is financed.
Car shipping starts from SAR 790 for a sedan, SAR 1,200 for an SUV and SAR 2,300 for an enclosed carrier or luxury car, rising from Jeddah with distance. We prefer the fuel tank at about a quarter, and personal items removed from the car before loading.
Customs and the King Fahd Causeway crossing
After days on the road, the truck from Jeddah reaches Al Khobar and enters the causeway, using the cargo lanes to the middle island where both countries’ customs and inspection yards sit. Because the data was submitted through Fasah before the truck left Jeddah, the documents have been reviewed before arrival, which matters on a long trip, since any delay at the causeway adds to the days already spent on the road.
Used furniture and personal effects are handled according to the regulations in force at the time of shipping; goods of GCC origin benefit from Council facilitation, while goods imported from outside the Gulf may attract duties depending on type and origin.
Timing the arrival at the causeway
We time departure from Jeddah so the truck reaches the causeway on a working day rather than at the weekend, when traveller traffic crowds the crossing. Loading in Jeddah early in the week usually brings the truck into Bahrain before the weekend.
Delivery from Jeddah to Bahrain’s governorates
| Governorate | Areas served |
|---|---|
| Capital Governorate | Manama, Juffair, Seef, Adliya, Hoora |
| Muharraq Governorate | Muharraq, Amwaj Islands, Busaiteen, Diyar Al Muharraq |
| Northern Governorate | Budaiya, Saar, Hamad Town, Janabiya, Al Malkiya |
| Southern Governorate | Riffa, Isa Town, Awali, Zallaq |
After the causeway, the driver reaches any of these areas the same day. We ask the consignee for the address by building, road and block, plus mobile and CPR number.
Road, air or sea from Jeddah?
| Criterion | Road | Air | Sea |
|---|---|---|---|
| Route | Jeddah → Riyadh → Khobar → causeway | King Abdulaziz Airport → Bahrain International Airport | Jeddah Islamic Port → Khalifa Bin Salman Port |
| Time | 3–4 days | 1–2 days | By vessel schedule |
| Suits | Furniture, cars, general cargo | Documents, samples, urgent parts | Full commercial containers |
| Starts from | SAR 140 per box | SAR 14 per kg | By container |
From Jeddah, road remains the usual way for furniture and cars, as it is door to door with no change of mode. The difference with Jeddah is that air freight becomes more worthwhile for small urgent shipments, because the time gap against road is large.
Air freight from Jeddah to Bahrain International Airport
From King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, air shipments fly to Bahrain International Airport in Muharraq and arrive in 1–2 days instead of 3–4 by road. This suits documents, samples, small spare parts, electronics and the luggage of travellers who have gone ahead of their furniture.

Commercial air freight starts from SAR 14 per kg, on actual or volumetric weight, whichever is higher, with volumetric weight = length × width × height in cm ÷ 6000. A 60 × 40 × 40 cm box has a volumetric weight of 16 kg, so if it actually weighs 9 kg it is charged at 16 kg. We help you choose boxes sized to their contents.
We collect the air shipment from your home or office in Jeddah, handle airport formalities and deliver in Bahrain.
Commercial containers from Jeddah Islamic Port to Khalifa Bin Salman Port
Jeddah Islamic Port is a major Red Sea port, and many Jeddah traders work in containers. If your goods are in a full container, or have arrived at Jeddah port and need re-shipping to Bahrain, we arrange sea freight from Jeddah Islamic Port to Khalifa Bin Salman Port. The sea route here goes around the Arabian Peninsula, so it takes longer than road, but it suits full containers that are not meant to be unloaded.

The container can also be trucked from Jeddah to King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam and shipped from there, depending on the cargo and schedule. We handle booking and clearance at the Saudi port, then collection from Khalifa Bin Salman Port and haulage to your warehouse. Furniture and cars, however, go from Jeddah by road over the causeway.
Shipping prices from Jeddah to Bahrain
These are starting prices, the same for every origin, but Jeddah is one of the furthest cities from Khobar, and distance raises the final price; the itemised quote after the survey confirms the cost.
| Shipment type | Starts from |
|---|---|
| Parcel up to 5 kg | SAR 95 |
| Box or bag up to 30 kg | SAR 140 |
| Personal parcels per kg | SAR 32 per kg |
| Room with dismantling, packing and assembly | SAR 750 |
| Apartment (3 rooms and a hall) | SAR 2,350 |
| Villa | SAR 5,100 |
| Sedan | SAR 790 |
| SUV | SAR 1,200 |
| Enclosed or luxury car carrier | SAR 2,300 |
| Partial load per tonne | SAR 170 per tonne |
| Per CBM (LCL) | SAR 420 per CBM |
| Dedicated full truck | SAR 2,300 |
| Commercial air freight per kg | SAR 14 (actual or volumetric, whichever is higher) |
Cost factors from Jeddah
- The long distance to Khobar, the biggest factor on the Jeddah route.
- Furniture volume, number of rooms and large pieces.
- Dismantling, extra humidity packing and AC installation.
- Shared or dedicated truck.
- Floor level, lift and narrow streets in older districts.
- Storage before or after shipping.
How to save when shipping from Jeddah
The cheapest way to move a small volume from Jeddah is a shared truck, as the cost of the long road is spread across several customers. Do not ship cheap old furniture whose transport over 1,350 km may cost more than buying a replacement in Bahrain. Have your documents ready before loading and pack small items into sturdy boxes. And if you have a small urgent shipment and a large non-urgent one, send the small one by air and the large one by road.
Prohibited items and safe packing
We do not accept on Jeddah–Bahrain shipments, under the regulations in force at the time of shipping:
- Flammable materials.
- Gas cylinders.
- Loose batteries.
- Medicines without a prescription.
- Plants and seeds without a permit.
For packing: label each box with room and contents, seal perfumes, oils and liquid incense tightly, since heat on a long road can cause leaks, and keep jewellery and important papers with you.
Parcels, bags and e-commerce orders from Jeddah
From Jeddah we send bags of clothes, gifts, dates and online store orders to Bahrain. Prices start from SAR 95 per parcel up to 5 kg, SAR 140 per box or bag up to 30 kg and SAR 32 per kg for personal parcels. For Jeddah online stores we provide regular shipping of their Bahrain customers’ orders, and small urgent parcels can go by air.
Steps to ship from Jeddah to Bahrain
- Call or WhatsApp 0555915287 with your Jeddah district and shipment type.
- We set a survey time or carry it out by video call.
- We send you the itemised quote.
- You prepare the documents: ID or iqama, passport, contents list, Fasah authorisation and the Bahraini consignee’s details (CPR, mobile and address by building, road and block).
- Dismantling, packing and loading in Jeddah.
- The road via Riyadh and the Eastern Province, then the causeway.
- Delivery and assembly in Bahrain.
Tracking and storage in Jeddah
On a long trip like Jeddah–Bahrain you want to know where your shipment is, so the coordinator tells you when it leaves Jeddah, reaches Riyadh, then the Eastern Province, enters the causeway and clears customs, and when it will arrive at your address. If your home is not ready, we store furniture in a closed warehouse in Jeddah until dispatch, or in Bahrain after arrival, priced by volume and duration.
Shipping from Bahrain to Jeddah
We also work in the opposite direction: moving furniture for families returning from Bahrain to Jeddah, and shipping cars and goods from Manama, Muharraq and Riffa to Jeddah’s districts and warehouses. The truck crosses the causeway, then the Kingdom from east to west, taking 3–4 days, with dismantling in Bahrain and assembly in Jeddah.
When to ship from Jeddah to Bahrain
Winter and spring are well suited to furniture moves from Jeddah, with milder heat on the desert road and calmer humidity in both cities. Summer brings more moves at the end of the school year, so book early. Avoid the seasons when Jeddah is crowded with visitors, and load early in the week so the truck reaches the causeway on a working day.
What makes the Jeddah trip different
Jeddah is one of the furthest cities from Bahrain, and the trip crosses the whole Kingdom. In return it is a large commercial city with a port and an international airport, so its customers have wider options: road for furniture and cars, air for urgent items and sea for commercial containers. With humidity-proof packing, a well-secured load and early data submission, a shipment from Jeddah reaches Bahrain on schedule just as one from any other city does.
FAQ: shipping from Jeddah to Bahrain
How long does road shipping from Jeddah to Bahrain take?
3–4 days door to door via Riyadh, Al Khobar and the King Fahd Causeway.
What is the distance from Jeddah to Bahrain?
About 1,350 km to Manama.
How much is furniture moving from Jeddah to Bahrain?
From SAR 750 per room, SAR 2,350 per apartment and SAR 5,100 per villa, with the final price rising with distance.
How much is car shipping from Jeddah to Bahrain?
From SAR 790 for a sedan, SAR 1,200 for an SUV and SAR 2,300 for an enclosed carrier.
Is there air freight from Jeddah to Bahrain?
Yes, from King Abdulaziz Airport to Bahrain International Airport in 1–2 days, from SAR 14 per kg.
Can a container be shipped from Jeddah port to Bahrain?
Yes, for commercial goods, from Jeddah Islamic Port to Khalifa Bin Salman Port.
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