Desert Safari in Hurghada

Super Safari (6 hours)

The classic combo: quad bike across the plateau, sandboarding on a small dune, a camel ride, Bedouin tea and dinner in a tented camp, and a sunset photo stop. Best for first-timers who want everything in one day.

Quad and sunset safari (3 hours)

A shorter program: 60-90 minutes on the quad bike, a short photo stop on the dune, and the ride back at sunset. Best for travelers who already did the long combo last year, or who want a half-day option.

Stargazing safari (5 hours)

Quad ride or jeep transfer to a stargazing point with a telescope or a guide pointing out constellations. Better than the sunset option on clear nights, especially with kids over six. Bring a warm layer.

Horse riding (beach and desert, 2 hours)

A two-hour ride that crosses dunes and a stretch of beach. Open to beginners; a guide rides alongside the whole time. Helmets included.

Safety and suitability

• Closed shoes and long sleeves; the desert is dusty and the quad kicks up grit
• Bring a light jacket - the temperature drops fast after sunset, even in summer
• Listen to the safety briefing; follow the guide's pace and don't overtake
• Pregnant guests and travelers with serious back or knee issues: skip the quad and the horse, pick the jeep stargazing safari
• Minimum age for the quad bike is typically 12; the Super Safari quad section is for ages 12 and up
• The desert can be cold, dusty and bumpy; this is an adventure activity, not a smooth ride