Desert evening - We had a great day with Ibrahim and Amro. This was great experience. Our son loved it. This trip is recommended Best regards Mohamed el Sayed

Bailey adventures - Amazing time x the children and husband loved the trips. The staff were amazing and nothing was too much trouble. Communication when booking both in the shop with Max and over messenger was brilliant and efficient. My husband and children had the saw so many underwater animals and were amazed by the coral (I couldn’t attend due to motion sickness). At the desert safari they really enjoyed the fire dancer and the camels but racing through the desert was the highlight.

Brilliant desert adventures. - Just returned from the Ultimate desert experience with my husband and it was a great trip to do. Exactly as stated except the camel ride is about 5 minutes at most, although that was long enough really. Thoroughly enjoyed the dinner and show at the Bedouin village. Can't fault Falcon adventures, this was our 2nd trip with them and can't fault anything, from bookings to pick up, drop off times all spot on. Thank you Falcon adventures!

Brilliant excursion - A must do if coming to Egypt . A very enjoyable evening out, guides were amazing, food and show was amazing also star gazing

What a fantastic experiance.!! - Was amazed when people said they'd paid nearly double what i had booking with Viator.. was picked up from the hotel, taken to the quads and away we went, had so much fun. Short stop to have refreshments and ride the camel and watch the sun set, then off again further into the mountains for a delicious meal and a great show. There was a bit of hanging around waiting for others to fill the venue as our group was one of the first to arrive, but very well organised and music playing until the Egyptian spin dance started and visited every table. This was followed by belly dancing, a little monkey dancing over peoples backs on stage, Then a king Cobra performance that left all of us quite speechless.. We then rode down in the dark which for me was the best part of all, it was faster and more dangerous. I was covered in desert dust lol.. Face coverings were cheap enough, but would suggest full clear goggles for a better experiance.

Great day in the desert - This trip was amazing. Falcon provided a fantastic guide for the day who looked after us the entire time. He was super nice (the Egyptian Anthony Joshua!!) and really made sure we had a great day. The quads were so much fun, and we got plenty of time on them, and the sand buggies too. The meal was delicious and the show put on was really entertaining. It was great to see more of the desert and get up into the mountains. One little bit of advice, listen to Falcon when they say trainers are advised. Coming down the mountain in the deep sand was very very hard in flipflops as the sand was like lava and your feet literally sinks in 6 inches every step. If you make the error we did, just leg it down the side - its actually fun but my wife wasn't fond !! The camel ride could have been a little longer but no complaints, this was a super day out, we had a ball, and can only say it was incredible value for money We used Falcon for a wifi box too, and their service was unbelievably good. So friendly, so punctual and so professional.

They went above and beyond for us! - These guys were great. They went above and beyond to give us great adventures in Sharm. We did a number of tours with Falcon Adventure. We scheduled the 5 in 1 desert tour online. I got a confirmation via WhatsApp and David was very communicative about how everything was going to run. They picked us up at our hotel right on time, they were organized, the food was good, the show was fun. It was an all-around fun experience. I also scheduled other trips directly through David and he was fantastic at helping us create an itinerary that would work for my large family. So we did the Ras Muhammad and White Island private yacht. That day was my absolute favorite of our entire stay in Sharm. We scuba dived and snorkeled and relaxed on the sun deck. And the food on the boat was the best we had on our entire trip in Egypt. I'm not exaggerating. It was excellent. I highly recommend doing the yacht day trip more than anything. The water of the Red Sea is phenomenal. Then another trip that we were going to do with a different tour operator fell through (miscommunication). So, I texted David and asked if he had any openings for parasailing and he was able to get us a parasailing trip the next day. And included tubing for all of us too. It was such a fun time. I have nothing but great things to say about Falcon Adventure - well organized, good at communicating, friendly drivers and tour guides, and well put together fun trips.

Amazing Tom - Had the best time on this trip. Fantastic communication all the way via Facebook messenger with great information. Booked in advanced and paid cash when we got there. Great tour company. Heard terrible stories from someone else who went on the same trip with a different company whose quads had no headlights and were always being asked for tips. Had none of this with Falcon. Thank you

Organised chaos but fun. - On arrival, we were given no safety brief or instructions. We booked a double quad which it was not. The seat is slightly bigger than the single but too small for 2 grown adults. The ride out to the first camp was ok - very bumpy in parts. So many other quad/buggy groups out at the same time, back and forth, its not until you get out into the desert that you feel "alone". The leader did not know who had booked just the quad ride and who had booked the longer trip with dinner - he did not have us on his list so had to double check twice. The first camp had a couple of camels you can ride (included if you book the full "experience", 5 Euros if not. My partner did it, as she had always wanted to, a quick 5 minute walk - tick. The second Bedouin camp, you are there for a good 90 minutes. Not a lot to do, although we did meet a very nice lady and her cousin who we sat with and chatted to. Food included was very nice. The entertainment was very poor - one man twirling some fire around, then a traditional dance that went wrong because it was too windy. At the end, all the groups leave at the same time, so gets very dusty (its dark by then). The ride back to camp is ok, its not far, and we did have lights. Overall, this type of activity has become too commercialised (i did it 15+ years ago and was much quieter), it does fell like organised chaos, but it is fun once you actually get to ride at speed in the desert.

No longer any authenticity about this trip - Positive points. The quads were brilliant. Had such a laugh. David and Jayne are good at communication via email and Facebook. Negatives Sadly many Driver thinks that using his phone while writing notes (using his steering wheel to lean on) is ok while driving erratically. No sunset for us. The whole group was held while they tried to fix a UTV . Then rushed to the camp. We could just about see the sunset at speed while gazing upon a dead camel and seeing other groups stopping to watch the sunset. The obligatory tauting while waiting for our camel rides. They spilt up our family so pics were spoilt then 3 mins into our 5 min ride, the camel guides were saying “tip tip tip” then arguments when one tip was given (as a family). Very infuriating. Quads in the dark, hundreds of them. Some without lights. Very Mad Max stylie. Bedouin camp time. If it was funny you’d laugh. Not a candle in sight. A rave on the edge of the desert is closer. The more flashing lights, the louder the music/distorted speaker’s obviously means more authentic. Don’t forget the huge TV screen showing football. Food and drink is interesting. Chopped cucumbers/tomatoes and carrot for starters. Rice/spicy potatoes/kofta/chicken and a tiny bit of flat bread. Coke and water are included. Tiny scoop of ice cream is close to £5 but they don’t tell you that it’s chargeable. Whole experience, authentic NO NO NO. If you aren’t looking for that experience, then it’s worth the trip out. Definitely no longer the once on a lifetime experience of 10 years ago, where you didn’t see other quads, you gazed at the stars and even baked your own flat bread. Sadly very commercialised now.