Dont spend too much time in Cairo and come to the desert - Amazing experience. The best possible way to scape from busy Cairo and immerse into the quietness but full of entertainment Egyptian desert. The team organised everything really good and we had the best possible experience. Super skilled 4x4 drivers that are really into making the best out of your trip and Amir, the manager, was helpful from weeks before our arrival to the last minute of the tour. Ive been in the Sahara before but i never seen such a different landscapes and incredible sights in the desert, also the sandboarding was extremely fun. Im still spitting stones.. xD

Great - Beautiful places plus the tour operator provided an excellent transport service, excellent food and resort guides, I recommend it

Excellent excursion with bedoin people - Excellent experience! The food was very good, the sense of service too, and the bedoins were very welcoming! The place is magnificent and regarding the excursion, to do!

Experience of a lifetime - We had the most amazing trip. I cannot fault anything. The hotel was clean, the staff very friendly and accommodating the desert scenery incredible, the overnight desert experience wonderful. The atmosphere and ambiance in the hotel and desert camp such a refreshing change from Cairo chaos. If we have a chance in our lifetimes (we are 70) we will definitely come back.

The black desert, the white desert, the crystal mountain, the oasis - Tour in the desert 4 people, we were welcomed by Amir in Cairo, we traveled together to the oasis. The explanations of our tour during the trip proved to be accurate. The organization, our guide Issam, the camp, the meals, the unforgettable places in the desert will remain in our hearts for a long time. White desert travel is an excellent agency.

Amazing sights and experience - Picked up on time for long drive to ahmed's safari camp.After lunch we set off with our guide,the amazing mo mo. First stop was the black mountain with time to take in the incredible scenery.We stopped at a hot spring then onwards through more amazing scenery and got to the White Desert just as sun was starting to go down.Tents were already set up and mo mo was already getting the fire going and sorting the dinner for the night.Temperature was falling quickly and was lovely to have the roaring fire. Sat around chatting with our group until delicious dinner of grilled chicken was ready.Food was plentiful and tasty. The sleeping bag was warm and had big blanket as well. Lovely to wake in the morning with the sun rise and mo mo prepared breakfast. Soon after we packed up and finished by seeing more of the desert formations before going to crystal mountain.Final stop was a hot spring where it really was boiling hot! Back to the safari camp and as I was staying one night there had to say goodbye to my fellow travellers. My room was OK and had a good night's sleep as very quiet and peaceful when everyone had gone. After breakfast the next day it was time for the drive back. It's a very well organised operation of incoming and outgoing groups which works successfully.Was nice to meet Amir who was always commutative before and during the tour. It's excellent value for money and haven't anything negative to say.

Memorable experience - I actually did a 4 day tour which included two nights in the desert. This was perfect for me as it included a lot of off-road travel. The guide was experienced and he explained about the nature of this desert. He was also very considerate and cooked excellent (and very big ) meals. We are vegan but he understood our dietary needs exactly. I would recommend the two nights in the desert rather than one because this takes you right off the beaten track for the majority of the trip. You may need to contact the tour provider directly for this.

A Must-Do Experience when in Egypt! - We booked for 2 nights at the Bahariya Oasis, one night camping in the desert and the next at the hotel. From the start Amir was professional and organised, he sent us a detailed plan and arranged for our pick up from our Hotel in Cairo straight to the Oasis, which was on time. The hotel and oasis is beautiful, once we arrived we had lunch and met a local Bedouin driver (Hassem) who would take us to the desert. The desert experience was incredible!!!! I cannot stress this enough. Hassem guided us through all of the landscapes with knowledge and laughter. Once we arrived at the white desert, the final destination, we watched the sunset and had a lovely dinner made by Hassem, followed by watching the starts. The tent was lovely and warm.We went back to the oasis the next day had lunch, shown to our room (lovely and comfortable) and then had a guided tour of the Oasis and landmarks within it.Our guide Ashraf knew a lot about the geological history of Egypt so we learnt as we watched the sunset again over the vast beautiful landscape. Would highly recommend having this experience. We will be back for longer next time!

Black Desert, White Desert, Local Tour_March 2024 - Day 1 was long drive from Cairo to hotel and fast paced and lots of activities lined up. Highlights included Black Desert, White Desert, and Crystal Mountain. Lots of interesting geological formations and processes. Camping in the White Desert was fun for the most part. The sunset and sun rise was the perfect photo op. The meal portion was large (enough for two people) but quality could use some improvement. However, a wind storm came through and whipped up sand that forced us to our tents early - almost immediately after dinner. All camping necessities were provided but uncertain if the sleeping bags were cleaned after every use. The night was cold but the sleeping bag was warm. A mattress and heavy blanket was provided. I used the blanket as a pillow. I suggest you bring warm clothing during this time of the year, baby wipes, and flash light. Any items related to camping for creature comfort is recommended. Day 2 and 3 was slow paced. Day 2 returned from camping. Assigned a hotel room, assigned a hotel room, lunch, and started local tour in the afternoon. The local tour was less impressive but intriguing nevertheless. Highlights included the English House, lava field, sand dunes, palm grooves, salt lake, local market, and the local community. Be advised, the local community is visibly under-developed as expected from a third-world country. The day ended with a request for the tour guide (Mahmoud) to have dinner and shisha at a local restaurant. The meal and shisha was good but really enjoyed a great conversation with Mahmoud. Thanks my friend! The hotel room was cozy and clean. Although the heater didn’t work, the blanket kept warm throughout the night. Hot water was available and really feels great washing all the sand off your body. Day 3 woke up to breakfast and preparation to be transported back on the long trip to Cairo. Don’t expect any fancy food. It’s good to fill you up if you look past the bland taste. Wi-Fi did not work for the duration of the entire trip. Improvements: - Although the provided meals portions were good the quality could be improved and served hot. -WiFi should be available at all times. Applauded: - Hospitality was amazing from all staff members. Thanks you Ezz, Mahmoud, and Amir. - Movement coordination was good. Advice: There are sharp rocks in the spring water pool. Be careful about jumping into the pool. You may cut your foot like I did.

Black Desert, White Desert, Local Tour - Day 1 was long drive from Cairo to hotel and fast paced and lots of activities lined up. Highlights included Black Desert, White Desert, and Crystal Mountain. Lots of interesting geological formations and processes. Camping in the White Desert was fun for the most part. The sunset and sun rise was the perfect photo op. The meal portion was large (enough for two people) but quality could use some improvement. However, a wind storm came through and whipped up sand that forced us to our tents early - almost immediately after dinner. All camping necessities were provided but uncertain if the sleeping bags were cleaned after every use. The night was cold but the sleeping bag was warm. A mattress and heavy blanket was provided. I used the blanket as a pillow. I suggest you bring warm clothing during this time of the year, baby wipes, and flash light. Any items related to camping for creature comfort is recommended. Day 2 and 3 was slow paced. Day 2 returned from camping. Assigned a hotel room, assigned a hotel room, lunch, and started local tour in the afternoon. The local tour was less impressive but intriguing nevertheless. Highlights included the English House, lava field, sand dunes, palm grooves, salt lake, local market, and the local community. Be advised, the local community is visibly under-developed as expected from a third-world country. The day ended with a request for the tour guide (Mahmoud) to have dinner and shisha at a local restaurant. The meal and shisha was good but really enjoyed a great conversation with Mahmoud. Thanks my friend! The hotel room was cozy and clean. Although the heater didn’t work, the blanket kept warm throughout the night. Hot water was available and really feels great washing all the sand off your body. Day 3 woke up to breakfast and preparation to be transported back on the long trip to Cairo. Don’t expect any fancy food. It’s good to fill you up if you look past the bland taste. Wi-Fi did not work for the duration of the entire trip. Improvements: - Although the provided meals portions were good the quality could be improved and served hot. -WiFi should be available at all times. Applauded: - Hospitality was amazing from all staff members. Thanks you Ezz, Mahmoud, and Amir. - Movement coordination was good. Advice: There are sharp rocks in the spring water pool. Be careful about jumping into the pool. You may cut your foot like I did.