REVIEW · SHARM EL SHEIKH
Sharm El Sheikh Super Safari 5*1 ATV Quad, Stargazing,Camel Ride,Dinner, Shows
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Sinai at sunset feels like a different world. This super safari stacks the key desert hits in one evening: quad biking, a camel stop, Bedouin dinner with live entertainment, and stargazing through telescopes.
I especially like the quad-bike training first on flat sand, so you get confident before you go faster. I also love that the night doesn’t just end with dinner—there’s a real stargazing session with an English-speaking astronomer.
One thing to consider: on very busy dates, the group can feel crowded during the telescope time, since the telescopes are shared.
In This Review
- Key things to know before you go
- Why This Super Safari Works: Quad, Camel, Dinner, and Stars in One Trip
- Getting There from Sharm El Sheikh: A/C Pickup and Desert Timing
- Quad Bike Training and Riding: Where the Fun Really Begins
- Camel Ride Reality Check: Great for Photos, Not a Long Adventure
- Bedouin Camp Dinner: Habbak Tea, BBQ Buffet, and Big-Stage Shows
- Stargazing Through Huge Telescopes: What You’ll Actually See
- Food, Water, and Hygiene: Comfort in the Middle of Dusty Adventure
- Price and Extra Costs: What $49.99 Covers (and What Might Follow)
- Who This Tour Suits Best (and Who Should Think Twice)
- Practical Tips for a Smoother Evening in the Sinai
- Should You Book the Sharm El Sheikh Super Safari 51 ATV Quad, Stargazing, Camel Ride, Dinner, Shows?
- FAQ
- How long is the Sharm El Sheikh Super Safari?
- Does the tour include hotel pickup and transport back?
- What activities are included?
- Is the camel ride included for free?
- What stargazing equipment is used?
- Are there any fees not included in the price?
- Is there a vegetarian option?
- Is free cancellation available?
Key things to know before you go
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- Quad instruction first, then riding: you start on flat desert sand to get your bearings fast
- Bedouin camp before sunset: Habbak tea, buffet BBQ dinner, and live shows (including Tannoura)
- Stargazing with huge telescopes: an astronomer explains what you can see that night
- Camel ride is quick: it’s mainly for photos and short moments, not hours in the saddle
- Cash for extras may come up: a national park ticket and optional add-ons like scarves/photos are not included
- Group size can vary: advertised for small groups, but holidays can get busy
Why This Super Safari Works: Quad, Camel, Dinner, and Stars in One Trip
Stargazing Through Huge Telescopes: What You’ll Actually See
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After dinner, the tour moves you to the stargazing area where the telescopes are set up. An English-speaking astronomer explains what you can expect, which turns this from a quick “look up” moment into a guided experience.
The tour guidance notes what’s often visible on the night—things like the Moon’s craters, Saturn, recognizable star constellations, and maybe even Mars. In plain terms: if the sky is clear, this is one of the most satisfying “after dark” add-ons in Sharm, because it gives you names and context.
Practical tip: dress for cool air. Even if Sharm feels warm earlier, night in the desert can feel chilly. And if you’re sensitive to cold, bring a light layer.
Group size can affect the experience here. The telescopes are shared, so if it’s a busy date, you might feel rushed waiting for your turn. Still, the astronomer’s explanation is the kind of thing you’ll remember even if you don’t spend long at the eyepiece.
Food, Water, and Hygiene: Comfort in the Middle of Dusty Adventure
