Safaris · CAMEL RIDE SAFARIS IN HURGHADA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 13 camel ride safaris in Hurghada worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Choose a sunrise, daytime, or evening adventure from Hurghada, Makadi Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, El Gouna, Soma Bay, Safaga, or Al Ahyaa. Ride a quad through desert tracks, add a horse or buggy session, then enjoy a camel photo stop, dinner, music, and telescope stargazing.
“the guides were fantastic, the whole experience was breathtaking & would highly recommend for anyone.”
Leave Hurghada by Jeep for a 5 to 6-hour desert outing with a 40-minute quad ride, 15-minute buggy drive, camel ride, Bedouin village visit, dinner, and Tanoura show. Guides such as Tariq and Mohammed keep the day lively, while Hakuna Matata crews are known for friendly service.
“It was an action packed fun day we did so many things for a really good price like quad bikes, jeep safari, dune buggy, camel riding, suiting the Bedouin village and finally the dinner and show. It was a very organised tour which I really liked. Thank you to our guide Hakuna Matata for such an amazing day! Would definitely recommend this tour :)”
Ride a single-seat ATV for about 45 minutes through Hurghada’s desert with a guide, stopping at a small Bedouin-style village for herbal tea and a short camel ride. Hotel pickup, helmets, water, and transfers are included. Sunset departures offer the best scenery, but bring cash for optional scarves and goggles.
“This was really fun quad biking was probably an hour total (there and back) so longer than stated in the itinerary. The guides made sure everyone stayed with the group and were patient with some cautious drivers. We felt very safe on the quads and did the morning trip. ThiRead more”
From Hurghada, you’ll learn to handle an ATV before riding through the Egyptian Sahara to a Bedouin village. The tour includes a 45-minute quad ride, camel ride, herbal tea, hotel transfers, and sunset mountain views. Guides speak English, German, Russian, and Arabic.
“Overall a great experience, exactly what you would expect from riding quads. Safety at the start was good for first time riders and they were very attentive over children as we had a 9 year old with us. Scarfs and googles are a must and would recommend being as covered as possible.”
Spend about seven hours beyond Hurghada on an ATV and buggy ride, a jeep trip to a Bedouin village, camel ride, dinner, and show. Guides such as Mahdi, Omar, and Sam have earned praise, but expect short rides, waiting, dust, and possible add-on costs.
“We loved driving the buggy s, the quads and the drive to the bedouin village. Where we rode the camals and learned about the life in de village.”
Choose a sunrise, daytime, or sunset ATV ride from Hurghada, with safety training, desert photo stops, a short camel ride, and optional transfers. Sunrise includes breakfast, while the evening plan adds dinner, entertainment, and stargazing. Drivers must be at least 16.
“amazing few hours quad biking was great , they did take lots of photos hoping that people would buy them..short camel ride as it was dark ,really enjoyed it and well worth the money definitely recommend”
Leave Hurghada at 3:30 pm for a 17 km 4x4 ride into the desert. Meet a Bedouin community, sip tea, ride a camel, watch sunset, eat dinner, and join astronomy guide Arabi for telescope viewing of planets and stars.
“The main guide was just great, an elderly, very educated person and well spoken. Also the drivers were super attentive. We got many nice hours for small money. I would have loved an option to book a more private tour there. The group was Read more”
You’ll ride a quad for 45 minutes, drive a buggy for 20, cross the desert by Jeep, visit a Bedouin village, and finish with dinner and an oriental show. Guides such as Hassan, Mahmoud, Mohamed Salah, Abu, and Waleed are praised for friendly, attentive service. Camel riding is also included in the advertised experience.
“Mohamed salah was a wonderful and interesting guide. Very funny and professional”
Spend six hours beyond Hurghada on a guided desert outing with a 4WD Jeep, buggy, quad bike, camel ride, Bedouin dinner, tea, dancing, and a Sahara Park show. Guides such as Ahmed, Adel, Mustafa, Ramsey, and Said have been praised for keeping the day friendly and well organized.
“All in all the activity was great, if the quad bike ride was longer would have been even better.”
Travel 25km by jeep to a Bedouin village, sip Arabian tea, ride a camel, learn how bread is made, and visit an herbal pharmacy. Guides such as Hassan Fawzy and Mohammed Salah are attentive with families. Return at sunset for dinner and an optional Oriental show.
“Hassan was an amazing tour guide he made sure that we were comfortable and made us feel very welcome probably the best activity I have enjoyed while being here credit goes to Hassan would definitely recommend amazing experience”
Leave Hurghada for a 5 to 6-hour Sahara outing with hotel pickup, a 20-kilometer Jeep ride, a five-minute camel ride, Bedouin village visit, BBQ dinner, Arabic tea, and Tanoura entertainment. Guides speak several languages, and private or small-group options are available.
“Super gut. Als unsere Kinder müde waren, wurden wir frühzeitig ins Hotel gefahren.”
Spend about six hours beyond Hurghada’s resort strip with hotel pickup, quad biking, an optional spider car ride, Jeep transport, camel riding, Bedouin tea, flatbread, dinner, and an oriental show. Guide Houssam has earned praise for his friendly support.
“Great excursion to get out & about, seeing how the locals live in the desert alongside doing a jeep safari & quad biking tour. Houssam was a great guide!”
Spend 6 to 7 hours in Hurghada’s desert with a 20-minute buggy ride, 30-minute ATV ride, short camel trek, 4x4 safari, Bedouin tea, BBQ dinner, Tanoura, and fire show. Guides speak English, German, and Arabic. Ali Baba has earned especially warm praise, while guide quality may vary.
“We waited in the heat for hours between activities, and our guide (AZEF) spent his time yelling at people! I really didn't appreciate his haughty tone and the way he addressed the group. We did 10 minutes of buggy riding, then drove around in circles on quad bikes (which really need to be replaced!) and visited a pseudo Bedouin village where you constantly have to pay extra... We ended up spending quite a lot, between drinks (we were very thirsty waiting around), renting protective glasses, and so on. The dinner and show were very nice but short... I don't recommend this activity.Read more”
Dunes, game drives, camps or snow.
