Sharm El Sheikh Super Safari 5*1 ATV Quad, Stargazing,Camel Ride,Dinner, Shows

The desert gets better after sunset. This Sharm El Sheikh safari packs quad biking and stargazing into one easy outing, with a camel stop, Bedouin tea, dinner, shows, and hotel pickup included. I like the mix of active fun and quiet sky watching, and the $49.99 price is strong for so many inclusions. The main caution is that the camel ride may be very brief, and group size can sometimes be larger than expected.

You begin with a safety briefing and a simple ATV practice run before heading farther over the sand. Later, the mood changes completely: tea in a tent, a sunset viewpoint, buffet food, music, fire performance, Tannoura dancing, and an astronomy talk. It is a lively package rather than a private desert journey, so your enjoyment will depend partly on how well you handle crowds and add-on sales.

Key points to know before booking

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• Quad biking is the main event: You can ride your own ATV or share one, and beginners receive an operating explanation before setting off.
• The camel ride is short: It is offered at no extra charge, but you should treat it mainly as a photo stop rather than a long desert ride.
• Sunset gives the trip its best rhythm: Fast-moving ATV time leads into a slower Bedouin camp evening.
• Stargazing is a real part of the program: Telescopes are used, with an English-speaking astronomer explaining sights such as the moon’s craters, Saturn, constellations, and possibly Mars.
• Dinner and entertainment are included: Expect a Bedouin-style barbecue buffet, soft drinks, folklore dancing, Tannoura, and a fire-eating show.
• Plan for small extra charges: The national park fee is $1 per person in cash, while scarves, goggles, and photographs cost extra.

From Sharm El Sheikh to the Sinai desert