King Fahd Causeway
King Fahd Causeway is a causeway road in Saudi Arabia-Bahrain.
- Type: Causeway
- Country: Saudi Arabia-Bahrain
- Length: 25 km
- Opened: 1986
Overview
A chain of bridges and embankments across the Gulf of Bahrain linking Saudi Arabia to the island state, opened in 1986. Customs and immigration sit on an artificial island at the midpoint. It is the only land link to Bahrain and carries millions of crossings each year.
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