• Guided Desert Tour: Explore the stunning Egyptian desert with an experienced guide who will lead you through iconic landscapes and hidden gems.
• Visit to a Bedouin Village: Immerse yourself in the culture of the local Bedouin people, learning about their customs, traditions, and way of life.
• Tea : Enjoy an authentic tea ceremony with Bedouins, sipping on freshly brewed tea while sharing stories and laughter.
• Camel Ride (Optional): Take a peaceful and scenic ride on a camel, experiencing the timeless way to travel across the desert.
• Transportation: Comfortable round-trip transportation from your hotel or a central location.
• Photography Stops: Capture the beauty of the desert with plenty of photo opportunities, from vast dunes to unique desert landscapes.
• Adventure and Memories: Unleash your adventurous side and create lasting memories with this one-of-a-kind experience!

Let us take care of everything, so you can focus on enjoying your desert adventure!

Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, snacks, and personal purchases during the tour will be at your own cost.

Gratuities: Tips for guides, drivers, or any service providers are not included but are appreciated.

- ** Health Restrictions:**

  - **Not Recommended for Pregnant Travelers:** Due to the nature of the terrain and certain activities, this experience may not be suitable for pregnant travelers.

  - **Not Suitable for People with Heart Conditions or Serious Medical Issues:** Participants should be in good health as the tour may involve walking on uneven surfaces, riding camels, or other moderate physical activities.

  - **Asthma or Respiratory Conditions:** The desert climate can be dry and dusty, so travelers with respiratory issues should take necessary precautions.

  - **Allergies or Dietary Restrictions:** If you have specific dietary needs, please inform us in advance for meal accommodations.

- ** Physical Requirements:**

  - **Moderate Physical Fitness Required:** Activities like walking on sand dunes or riding a camel may require some level of physical fitness and balance.

  - **Camel Ride (Optional):** While the camel ride is optional, travelers should be comfortable mounting and dismounting the camel, as well as riding for a short period.

  - **Walking/Standing for Extended Periods:** Some parts of the tour may involve walking or standing for longer periods.

- ** Accessibility:**

  - **Not Wheelchair Accessible:** Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for wheelchairs due to the rugged desert terrain and traditional means of transportation (camels and 4x4s).

  - **Infant Seats:** Infant seats are not available, and the experience may not be suitable for very young children.

  - **Child-Friendly:** While the tour is family-friendly, it's recommended for children who can manage the outdoor conditions and activities. 

- ** Weather Conditions:**

  - **Hot Weather Precautions:** The desert can get extremely hot during the day, so it's important to stay hydrated and wear appropriate clothing. Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are highly recommended.

  - **Cool Desert Nights:** Temperatures can drop significantly after sunset, so bring warm clothing for evening activities.

- ** Additional Considerations:**

  - **Booking in Advance:** Desert tours can fill up quickly, especially during peak travel seasons, so it's advisable to book in advance to secure your spot.

  - **Group Size:** Tours may vary in group size, with options for private or small group experiences available upon request.

This information will help ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience in the desert!

What Should You Bring for Your Desert Adventure? To make the most of your desert experience, we recommend packing the following essentials:
Comfortable Clothing: Light, Breathable Clothing for Daytime: The desert can be very hot during the day, so wear loose, breathable clothes like cotton or linen to stay cool.
Warm Clothes for Evenings: Temperatures drop significantly at night, so pack a light jacket or sweater to stay warm during sunset and evening activities.

Footwear: Comfortable Walking Shoes: Closed-toe shoes or sandals with good grip are ideal for walking on the sand dunes and around the desert village.
Optional: Sandals for Relaxing: You may want a pair of sandals or flip-flops for more relaxed parts of the tour.

Sunscreen & Sun Protection: Sunscreen: High-SPF sunscreen is a must to protect your skin from the strong desert sun.
Hat & Sunglasses: A wide-brimmed hat and UV-protective sunglasses will shield you from the sun and keep you cool.

Water & Hydration: Water Bottle: It’s essential to stay hydrated in the dry desert heat. Bring a reusable water bottle to refill during the tour.
Electrolyte Drinks (Optional): If you're sensitive to the heat, consider bringing electrolyte drinks or powder to stay energized.

Personal Items:

Camera or Smartphone: There will be plenty of stunning views and moments to capture, so don’t forget your camera or phone, plus extra batteries or a portable charger.
Small Backpack: A small daypack is useful for carrying your essentials like water, sunscreen, and personal items during the tour.
Hand Sanitizer or Wet Wipes: Handy for freshening up after meals or during stops.

Desert Accessories: Scarf or Shawl: A scarf or shawl can help protect you from the sun and sand, and is also useful for cooler evening breezes.


Personal Medications: Any Necessary Medications: If you have any medical conditions or allergies, be sure to bring along your necessary medications.

Cash for Souvenirs & Tips: Small Amount of Cash: Bring local currency for any optional purchases at Bedouin villages or to tip your guide or driver.
These essentials will ensure you’re prepared and comfortable for an unforgettable desert adventure!4o