Un emocionante viaje se desarrolla en el corazón del desierto, comenzando con un emocionante safari en jeep 4x4 a través de dunas doradas. Bienvenido a una tienda tradicional beduina, donde la auténtica hospitalidad árabe espera con refrescante té beduino. Siente la prisa mientras conduces potentes quads por la arena y toma un accidentado paseo en buggy por el desierto diseñado para los buscadores de aventura. Experimente el sereno ritmo de viaje en un suave paseo en camello, ya que el sol se pone, creando oportunidades perfectas para tomar fotos. Saboree una deliciosa cena bajo las estrellas, seguida de un vibrante espectáculo en el desierto con música y danza tradicionales. Finalice la noche con telescopio guiado de observación de estrellas, descubriendo maravillas celestiales con un guía experto.
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4.7★55 opiniones
Grazie per la Vostra professionalità e per l’entusiasmo contagioso. Un’esperienza fantastica! Zizo con la spiegazione di tutte le erbe del deserto, gli alberi, gli animali e per finire il nome delle costellazioni. Il tutto condito da sorrisi sinceri e simpatia. Grazie
Michela C · feb 2026 · vía Tripadvisor
Somos una familia con dos hijos de 14 y 11 años. Tuvimos una gran experiencia: paseo aventurero en quad + unidad en un jeep + visita al pueblo beduin y observación de inicios después de la cena. Hamid es un gran tipo y ha sido un excelente guía. ¡Felicidades por su conocimiento sobre las estrellas!
Marcello_G · ene 2026 · vía Viator · Traducida
Un montón de actividades en un paquete, puede recomendar a todo el mundo. Tal vez la noche beduin con la cena fue un poco demasiado ruidoso, pero en general muy buena experiencia.
Jiri_S · dic 2025 · vía Viator · Traducida
Hamid, nuestro guía turístico, fue muy dedicado y nos contó mucho sobre los beduinos y el cielo estrellado. Estaba claro que conocía bien el tema y lo explicaba con pasión. Desafortunadamente, no hubo tiempo suficiente para observar las estrellas. La comida estaba deliciosa, la gente era muy agradable, en general un día exitoso.
RumeysaSimge_B · dic 2025 · vía Viator · Traducida
Unser Guide Hamid hat uns sehr sehr freundlich empfangen. Er sprach ausgezeichnet Deutsch. Er hat uns viel über das Leben der Beduinen erzählen können. Hamid glänzte ausserdem mit viel Wissen über die einzelnen Sterne am Himmel. Positiv empfanden wir ausserdem, dass das Programm ohne Gehetze und mit viel Ruhe ablief. Insgesamt ein sehr schöner und entspannter Nachmittag mit Hamid.
johannesbA4183KK · nov 2025 · vía Tripadvisor
Positiv: Unser deutschsprechender Guide Hamid war super aufmerksam, nett und hatte gute Deutschkenntnisse. Auch die Sternenbeobachtung mit Teleskop war sehr informativ und von ihm gut und unterhaltsam geleitet. Quad und selbstständige Autofahrt durch die Wüste bei Sonnenuntergang waren bei dieser Kulisse ein einmaliges Erlebnis. Das Buffet im Beduinendorf unterm Sternenhimmel war gut, allerdings wurde das Thema Durst stillen über den Tag ein wenig vernachlässigt. Negativ: Das Kamelreiten ging nur 2 Minuten und etwa 50m hin- und zurück. Teilweise wurden dafür andere Aktionen etwas unnötig in die Länge gezogen um die Zeit zu füllen. Wer Rückenbeschwerden hat oder dem Achterbahnen zu viel Nervenkitzel sind sollte dieses Erlebnis zudem auf keinen Fall buchen: Das "4x4 Jeep Abenteuer durch die Wüste" gleicht einer Nahtoderfahrung. Viel zu schnell und vor allem nachts im Dunkeln absolut rücksichtslos wird durch die Wüste geballert, man kommt nassgeschwitzt und mit einem Gefühl der Erleichterung an, nachdem man alle paar Sekunden dachte der Wagen liegt gleich auf dem Dach. Nichts für schwache Nerven, nur der Fahrer hat hier Spaß. Fazit: Insgesamt dennoch ein gelungener, rappelvoller Tag gefüllt mit Erinnerungen, vielen unterschiedlichen Dingen die man erlebt hat und vielen guten Bildern die entstehen können. Wir sind froh es gemacht zu haben, brauchen aber auch keinen zweiten Ausflug dieser Art in unserem Urlaub mehr. Die positiven Erinnerungen überwiegen klar die negativen. Wer sich allerdings auf eine geführte Kamelwanderung freut ist hier dennoch falsch.
jankQ6578NO · nov 2025 · vía Tripadvisor
A year ago I went to this trip and fell in love with it. I took my friends this year so that they could share my wonderful experience, in large part thanks to my previous, amazing guide - Arabi. Unfortunately, this year a lot of things changed. Last year I visited the same Beduin village, there was making bread with the Beduins and learning a lot about their culture, since Arabi told us in great detail about their customs. This year, the "meeting with the Beduins" was just a sales pitch for their natural medicines, where we were just learning about what we can buy from them at the end of the presentation...one of the groups arrived very late, and the presentation had to be started over. After it finished, we were suddenly aggressively hurried by an unpleasant guy that "we need to go NOW", he didn't tell us why. He was very annoyed. He didn't let my friends pay for their purchase in the Beduin natural medicine tent, and they were later hassled for the money, like it was their fault they couldn't pay. It wasn't. We were ordered to LEAVE IMMEDIATELY. It turned out that because the tour didn't account for the last group arriving so late, we missed the sunset entirely, so there was no "climbing the mountain to enjoy the beautiful sunset". By the time they were finished selling us stuff, the sunset was already over. Next, we were hurried to the dune buggies - where two of our friends were COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN AND LEFT BEHIND IN THE CAMP, ALONE. When we were calling for them to come ride the dune buggies with us, one of the guides said not to call them and that he will take care of it. He asked how many there was of us, I answered we're still waiting for 2 people, and he said okay. "Okay" in that case meant that he didn't care about our friends and he just left them alone at the camp. They didn't know where the guide is and weren't informed that we urgently had to go, he didn't bother searching for them, even if it took 30 seconds. The quads were okay, decent ride length. However, there were just two camels, and they were mistreated and dragged around for a ride that lasted maybe a full minute for each person, forced to constantly get up and lay down. The Beduin dance and fire show were admittedly beautiful, both artists were something special. The dinner was alright too. That's what's the two stars is for. The stargazing is where the disappointment was the biggest - last year, we were all laying down on carpets around the telescope, comfortably looking at the sky, while Arabi passionately told us about the stars, constellations, planets, and their significance for Egyptian culture. We saw many stars through an excellently calibrated telescope, while Arabi made sure to describe each one - it was amazing. This year, the stargazing was just 20 minutes of standing around a telescope all so we can see a very blurry sight of Saturn and the star Vega (easily visible with a naked eye). The guide couldn't sharpen the image, couldn't show us anything else, even though we had a person skilled at astronomical observations in our group that could've easily located currently visible nebulas and comets in the night sky so that we could have a better experience. The guide fumbled around with the telescope for a while to no avail, and then announced the time was over. I understand they don't want any outsider touching that expensive telescope, but for god's sake, at least hire a person who actually knows how to use it. Next he briefly showed where zodiac constellations are and the stargazing experience was over. We were so disappointed, especially the above mentioned person who booked the trip especially to get to know more about the Egyptian night sky. One person of our group has left his glasses at the first camp, and he was told that it's no problem and he can only get them later, as he too was hurried aggressively to the dune buggies. After we came back from stargazing, they refused to give him his glasses back. It took 2 days of constant texting, effort, and very harsh words on my part to finally get them returned to us. Zizu was helpful in the matter. A year ago I would've recommended this trip wholeheartedly. As of now, I'd advise you to choose a different activity. Some things are nice, but the overall disorganization, dishonesty and pushing to buy stuff instead of a somewhat authentic experience is not worth the money.
beabJ6738JE · oct 2025 · vía Tripadvisor
I took the stargazing tour with camel ride and dinner in Marsa Alam, and it was an absolute disaster from start to finish. Here’s why you should think twice before booking: 1. Animal Cruelty – Heartbreaking and Unsafe: There were only two camels available, and they were severely underfed, clearly suffering, and visibly distressed. They cried out, bit people, and outright refused to let anyone ride them. The “camel ride” lasted maybe two minutes and was so unethical it bordered on animal abuse. Almost no one wanted to participate once they saw the condition of the animals. 2. Hidden Sales Pitch – Complete Waste of Time: What was supposed to be an authentic experience turned into a disguised hour-long sales pitch. We were pressured to buy items we didn’t want, and most of the group ended up walking out of the tent in frustration. 3. Fake Bedouin Village – Nothing Authentic Here: The so-called “Bedouin village” was nothing more than a tourist camp designed to deceive visitors. There was no genuine cultural element to it, just another manufactured experience. 4. Dangerous Stargazing Setup: The stargazing portion was poorly handled. The laser pointer used to show constellations was far too powerful and was waved around recklessly, posing a serious risk to people’s eyes. Instead of being amazed by the stars, I was more concerned about safety. 5. Ridiculously Overpriced: For €60, I expected a professional, well-organized tour. Instead, it was an amateurish and overpriced ordeal with almost nothing worthwhile included. The Only Saving Grace: The guide, Arabin, was knowledgeable and seemed genuinely passionate about the stars. He should seriously consider offering private tours that skip all the unnecessary nonsense imposed by the tour company. Conclusion: This tour was a massive disappointment and a complete rip-off. Between the unethical treatment of animals, the fake and forced experiences, and the dangerous stargazing setup, I cannot recommend this to anyone. Spend your money elsewhere!
raitoy2024 · ene 2025 · vía Tripadvisor
Merci Arabi de nous avoir transmis ta passion. Ciel incroyable, pas de pollution lumineuse, beau matériel. Nous avons eu beaucoup de chance car nous étions que deux et Arabi a adapté le programme à nos souhaits.
Dominique_S · nov 2024 · vía Viator
Great trip we had a wonderfull guide Mohammed Arabi , who told us about the boehidden way of life and all about the stars and zodiac. It was rally great
Eric_H · nov 2024 · vía Viator
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