Al Hidd offers a mixed environment in terms of walkability. While some areas, especially near Al Ghous Highway and Hatim Al Taie Avenue, provide access to a range of local eateries, shops, and parks like Vertical Garden and Dohat Arad Park, many errands will still require transport due to the limited density of amenities. For travelers, this means convenient access to basic needs by foot in certain neighborhoods, but commuting for coworking spaces and larger supermarkets is often necessary.

Public transit in Al Hidd is limited but present, mainly through a few bus routes including A1 and A2, which connect to key areas such as the airport and Manama. While buses are affordable and air-conditioned, they mainly cater to a commuting workforce and might not be the fastest or most convenient option for travelers wanting to explore Bahrain extensively. Relying solely on public transit might restrict spontaneous exploration and access to less serviced destinations.

Al Hidd offers limited but improving biking infrastructure. While there are some seaside bike lanes and paths to utilize, the area's challenging hot climate and traffic issues can make biking less comfortable for longer journeys. This means biking is mainly suitable for leisure or short trips, rather than comprehensive transit needs for travelers who may want to venture to meetings or sightseeing beyond nearby areas.