Embarquez pour un voyage enchanteur avec notre visite "Hurghada Star observation Desert Adventure en Jeep avec dîner", en commençant par une prise en charge pratique depuis votre hôtel d'Hurghada. Préparez-vous pour une soirée d'exploration, d'hospitalité bédouine traditionnelle et d'observation des étoiles fascinante dans le cadre tranquille du désert. Offrez-vous une expérience inoubliable d'observation des étoiles, où les merveilles du ciel céleste prennent vie sous la direction experte d'un astronome instruit. Émerveillez-vous devant les teintes captivantes du coucher de soleil qui dessinent l'horizon du désert dans un spectacle fascinant de beauté naturelle. Promenade pittoresque en jeep à travers les paysages désertiques d'Hurghada. Camp bédouin dans le désert où vous pourrez profiter de promenades à dos de chameau et d'un verre de bienvenue atmosphérique. Dîner bédouin aux chandelles dans la tranquillité du désert. Site d'observation des étoiles spécialement sélectionné, loin des lumières de la ville, parfait pour observer le ciel nocturne. Profitez d'une évasion sereine de la ville et admirez la beauté du paysage désertique au crépuscule et sous les étoiles.
Coucher de soleil sur le désert: Déplacez-vous de l'hôtel en jeep jusqu'au point de départ, entrez dans le pittoresque désert d'Hurghada sur 26 km. Admirez le magnifique coucher de soleil dans le désert depuis la zone d'observation et prenez des photos commémoratives. Embarquez pour un voyage vers le camp bédouin et prenez de l'adrénaline en parcourant les collines du désert en jeep.
Visite du village bédouin: Commencez votre programme par une balade à dos de chameau et ressentez la force et la puissance des "Navires du désert", puis vous aurez une boisson rafraîchissante et rafraîchissante et goûterez à un thé bédouin spécial aux herbes pour goûter à la vie du désert.
Dîner romantique aux bougies: Profitez du délicieux dîner buffet bédouin avec une lumière romantique aux chandelles. Passez un agréable moment dans le désert et regardez des millions d'étoiles dans une atmosphère calme et entrez dans un monde naturel.
Regarder les étoiles: Notre guide vous emmènera à un voyage au bord de l'univers et vous apprécierez la vision de l'univers lointain de la terre. Nous vous donnons une vue rapprochée des planètes, des galaxies, des amas d'étoiles et des nébuleuses grâce à l'un de nos grands télescopes puissants. Vous aurez ensuite l'occasion de voir quelques planètes dans notre galaxie, vous apprendrez plusieurs informations passionnantes sur l'espace et la science des étoiles, en plus de la science spatiale ancienne et moderne. Après l'explication, tournez-vous vers le domaine des télescopes pour observer les planètes et les étoiles. Après avoir aperçu les étoiles, retournez à l'hôtel en jeep.
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4.4★679 avis
Great experience! Even though it was -obviously- a touristy set up, we got a whiff of life outside of planet resort ;-) Nature - desert and hill landscape was breathtaking! Absolutely recommended.
mattiasw945 · févr. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Very interesting to come and see the beduinvillage. Good information about the stars and planets. The jeeptrip in the desert to the village was a little bit to fast for me. Jumping up and down in the Jeep. All people very friendly and help ful.
Ylva_D · févr. 2025 · via Viator
This trip is so worth the small price it costs. From the driver to the guide such a professional and fun experience. Star gazing was breathtaking with a very knowledgeable astronomer
Jade R · févr. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Highly recommend this tour, the Jeep ride in the desert was excillerating, Visiting the bedowen village was great, good food followed by stargazing by a very knowledgeable team who went out of their way to explain the galaxy and take photos for us
Maria H · févr. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
My husband and I were extremely disappointed with this excursion. Uncomfortable Jeep. Unwelcome place. Very precarious dinner. And we could not see the stars, because it was very cold, so much so that we sought shelter in the Jeep itself, waiting for the rest of the group. Furthermore, when a tourist books an excursion and pays online, he is not required to pay an additional sum for transportation from the hotel where he is staying to the place of the event. I had specified the hotel where we were staying, already in the reservation, and I do not agree with having to pay an extra sum for the pick-up at the destination.
Liliana_L · févr. 2025 · via Viator
Pick up was prompt at 14:30 in a 4 wheel drive Toyota Land Cruiser. The one slight downside for us was that we then had to drive to El Gouna to pick up some more guests. It took around 1 hour for us to get to the start point of our desert safari. The Jeeps each hold 8 guests and there were a few of them, perhaps 7 or 8, on our tour. We drove through the desert for about an hour. The ride was a little bumpy and the driver made it exciting by driving up and over dunes. We arrived at the Bedouin camp and our guide David explained the plan for the day. He also introduced Ibrahim, our astronomy guide. We started with a welcome cup of tea followed by the chance to ride a camel. The ride wasn’t very long but was a great photo opportunity. There were 2 photographers there taking photos all the time which we were able to purchase at a very reasonable price (via a link to google drive). A Bedouin lady was also giving a demonstration of bread making and we got to sample the fresh made bread, delicious! Then up to the hill top to watch the sunset which was stunning. Back down again and a BBQ dinner was served. Rice, salad, vegetables, chicken and kofta washed down by some Egyptian champagne (coca cola) very flavoursome. Next was stargazing. They set up 2 big telescopes and we got a chance to look at the moon through them. The detail was fantastic, you could see craters and hills. Then an opportunity to have your picture taken with the stars which was included in the picture package price of 10 euros. Ibrahim then pointed out various things of interest in the night sky such as the North Star and various constellations such as Taurus and Aries. Finally the drive back through the dark desert and a return to our hotel. A packed agenda but worth doing even with the extended pick up time. We loved it and would definitely recommend.
Neil_B · févr. 2025 · via Viator
Great experience for the price but not any good for older people as lots bumps in road getting there and would never be able to climb up hill to see sun set but staff were great and we had a good time
Allanpark102 · févr. 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Her şey planlandığı gibi yapıldı. Işlerini son derece ciddi yapıyorlar. Bizim araç rehberimiz SIDDIK ayrıca iyi biri, grupla ayrıca ilgilenip ekstra bilgi de verdi. Turu beğendik. Tavsiye ederim.
Caner_P · janv. 2025 · via Viator
Trop d attente pour rentrer dans la zone desert (1h) à attendre devant les 4x4 Nourriture pas terrible et les chandelles étaient dans des bouteilles de coca en plastique Observation au télescope ou on voit pas grand chose La partie observation des étoiles et les explications étaient intéressantes mais le temps consacré était relativement court (20mn)
Slimane_A · janv. 2025 · via Viator
We were rushed from one part of the event to the next, barely having time to enjoy the sunset as we arrived very late. The place was crowded with other tourists, and the moment the sun disappeared behind the hills, the guide hurried us off to the next activity. We chose to skip the camel ride because we decided to spend a little extra time on the hills to savor the light after sunset. The camel ride itself didn’t seem worth it, as it was just a short 5-minute walk in a circle, like pony rides at a circus. Next, we were gathered around a small baking area to try handmade bread. The bread was good, but the entire experience felt very forced. We weren’t given the freedom to simply enjoy the nature and surroundings. When night fell, we got to observe planets through a telescope, but with 60 other tourists, the wait felt endless. Then came the so-called romantic candlelight dinner. It consisted of rice, salad, potatoes, and grilled chicken served on plastic dishes, with a candle stuck into a melting plastic bottle between tables packed with other tourists. It was far from romantic. At the end, we barely had time to enjoy the stars or take pictures of the night sky. Additionally, the lights from resorts along the coast were still visible even deep in the desert, making it far from the pitch-black experience you’d hope for, which really detracted from the atmosphere. In the end, the whole thing felt like just another mass tourism event. On the positive side: our driver was funny!
Simon_W · janv. 2025 · via Viator
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