Golden hour and stargazing in desert! - We didn’t expect much but it was one of best excursions we had in Egypt! Adhum was our English guide and his language knowledge was so good and understandable, he did his best answering all our questions, and btw we had lots of them. The safari-riding was exciting and a bit scared but driver Mahmud was a professional. Be prepared for crazy rally on desert hills! Then we had beautiful golden hour in mountains after camel ride and tea-ceremony. Often on such trips you can face intrusive trading and begging, but this time there was nothing like this. Of course, we were offered to purchase some goods, but it was not so intrusive. Then we had dinner, it was hearty and tasty, except for the meat, quite dry and overcooked. And then we had a wonderful part of our programme — stargazing through a telescope! So grateful to Arabi for his stories about stars and constellations and to astronomer who adjusted the telescope for us. The whole programme of the excursion was rich and interesting, we are so lucky that we found it🤗

Sand and Laughs - This was a surprise birthday treat and I loved every single second of it. They have decent quads, jeep safari was a bit meh as we had small children in the jeep in the front. But the little hike to the top of a mountain with stunning views truly made up for it! It's worth the killer walk up it which only takes minutes. The way down is a huge sand dune which some run down and others take their time. The camels are literally a few minutes but again it's a brilliant experience followed by a taste of bedouin life. The show and dinner at the end are great and their was no pushing for tips from the guide which made it even better for us! We managed to get a photo of us on quads as a couple portrait for £10 which will remind us of this lovely birthday trip we had.

Desert experience - Trip was well organized. Guide was very friendly and multilingual. We really enjoyed visiting beduin camp. Later in the evening we received in hotel CD with photos and videos from trip.

Cool trip! - The tour guys were very friendly as was the Driver. The town wasn't that interesting. But the safari was nice and the Camels as well. Be prepaired that your hand can start hurting because you cannot trottle the gas, you have to keep pushing with your tumb what can start to become irritating after a while. We had a woman who had to stop driving because she couldn't handle it. I'll still give it 5 stars because the company is very open and fast with communication and my driver was awesome who brought me from my hotel and back.

Good - Dinner was terrible, it cannot be called a dinner.The driver was kind and organization was good. Camel ride was about 3-4 min long. Safari quad, jeep ride was ok

A lovely family day out with young children - The quad, camel ride and buggy rides were enjoyable. Visiting the Bedouin Village was brilliant and fascinating how the locals live, we even tried some roti style breads made in front of us. The food was delicious. Only downfall was the show and we didn't see the sunset in the desert, which we were told we would see by the tour rep.

Camel ride, star watching and show and dinner. - We had a good experience food was good. Dress warm, a little cold as the experience is outdoors and it's cold in the evenings

Horrible, bumpy, and not enjoyable - We enjoyed a desert safari in Jordan so much that we signed up for Hurghada safari. The Hurghada terrain is undulating hard mud that makes the ATV bump up and down 20 times a minute. It was like riding across giant rumble strips for about thirty minutes. My body was vibrating so much that I was afraid my innards might pop out of my throat. This ride is NOT advisable for seniors, people with back and joint pain. Most importantly, it is not advisable for pregnant women even in the initial trimester. This trip should post the advisory in bold letters like it is done in theme parks. To me, it was a helish ride hoping for a quick end. The village in the safari is a hut where they served tea. The camel ride was mounting one for the photo. The ride was for about 10 yards. I enjoyed the cultural and dance program at the end. It was well performed, but a belly dance was inappropriate for many in the audience. The food was average and it is better to return to the town for food. Carry your own scarf or you will have to buy a piece of rag for $4.00