Hurghada Day trips

The best tour in Egypt so fat. No pressure to buy extra things. Enjoyed the stars in the dunes at night.

it’s a very value for money trip. u can enjoy different types of vehicles, from Jeep to the village, ATV ride and spider car ride which definitely will satisfy your adventurous soul. other than that, we also get to experience camel ride at Bedoline village. Surpringly, the dinner is very good with live performance. so far, no forceful/ aggressive tips asking, I gave to those needy from the village. a very pleasant tour.

This all-day tour is definitely worth it, and the price is very reasonable. The tour guide doesn't pressure you to buy anything. They just say buy if you want to and support if you want to, no pressure, no obligation! Plus, the tour guide takes great care of everyone, making sure everyone keeps up. As a solo female traveler, I felt completely safe and had no problems at all. Highly recommended!

I rode ATVs in Korea before, but this desert ride was super thrilling and fun! There were shopping stops along the way, but no forced purchases. I recommend bringing your own drinks, a bandana, and sunglasses. I've signed up for a few tours, and this one was the most relaxing. Surprisingly, they didn't even ask us for a tip.

The guide was funny but didn't really tell us about history or hieroglyphs, also his English wasn't understandable. Overall it was very good organised trip with good new bus.

The tour was very well organized and full of discoveries. The tomb of Ramses III is simply magnificent and definitely worth a visit, a highlight of the day. A huge thank you to our guide Hamed, who speaks perfect French, is very kind, and above all, has an impressive knowledge of the history of ancient Egypt. He explained each site with passion and great clarity, answering all our questions on the spot. Thanks to him, this day in Luxor was even more interesting and memorable. I recommend this excursion without hesitation!

I'm a tourist from Japan. The price was incredibly low at 3500 yen, but the content was packed with buggy riding, four-wheel driving, a visit to a Bedouin village, animal watching, camel riding, and dinner, making it an excellent value for the price. The pick-up was 20 minutes late, the round-trip hotel transfer had no air conditioning, the waiting time to and from the Bedouin village was long, and the 4WD to and from the village was an 8-seater with no air conditioning and rough driving (it was much more thrilling than a children's roller coaster, chaotic but fun lol), so it wasn't comfortable with all the sweat, but I enjoyed it all the same. I originally participated while not feeling well, and I was grateful for their consideration in letting me return without watching the show during the final dinner. The camel riding experience is just a short one, about 50 meters back and forth, so if you really want to experience camel riding in the desert, you should experience it separately at the Giza Pyramids, etc. A scarf for the buggy can be purchased for $4 (200 EGP), and goggles can be rented for $3 (150 EGP). Also, I bought drinks several times because I was thirsty on the spot, so it's better to bring some cash. They take photos for you, but at 25 euros (1300 EGP), it was expensive compared to the tour price, so I didn't buy them lol.