Well worth doing to see the pyramids. - Really good thing to do as see the pyramids and get to drive in the desert. We had a tour guide called Hamadi he was amazing kept taking pictures of us together while out on the tour he made it very special.

Incredible views driving... - Incredible views driving in the desert Our guide was exceptional and the adreladine rush is a must. A must do

Great Fun! - We were traveling with our two teenage grandsons. It was great to be involved in an activity that all four of us could enjoy. Our guides were good fun.

Very good - Really a good tour. I enjoyed it a lot. The staff is very affable and that helps enjoying even Better going through the deser with the ATV. It was my first time on an ATV and I have to say that it was really easy to drive

Extremely good! - We were searching for an affordable ATV tour, as long as we didn’t want something extreme. Good ATVs, VERY helpful and kind guide. Ahmed even gave us some more time for free. He took us some nice pictures, he gave us nice advice. Recommended, 10/10 g

nice people, beautiful views - I had a really fun time riding ATVs with Tariq and his colleagues, they are fun and reliable, with cool vibes. The views of Cairo and Pyramids from the dunes are really amazing! Please just note, if you had no experience with ATVs, they are a bit old and shabby, and ride is bumpy, so slow down and be careful. People are really nice and help you take very cool pictures.

Riding the dunes - The pick up was on time and the guy leading the pick up was easy going. They don't hide anything from their photos, the bikes look like they do the photos, definitely not just out of the shop. Mentioned in other reviews, the sand isn't smooth and a lot of rocks. Tour guide rode on one of our bikes rather than his own. These guys have done it before, knew the insta photo locations and positions. This tour gives you an uninterrupted angle of pyramids but if your wanting to get amongst the pyramids, will need to do another tour. Maybe overpriced for what you get + tip.

It was a scary experience to say the least, but one that I am grateful that I got to experience it for the first time - It was my first time riding an ATV. I should’ve done some research prior to this activity, as I didn’t know the desert had so many heavy duty rocks! I thought it was all just sand. They definitely made it more challenging. I had to follow the ATVs in front of me and I had to keep up with them as they were going so fast. On some occasions I thought I was going to fall out of the ATV whilst driving it as I was driving very fast to keep up with the others. I didn’t want to get lost in the middle of the desert! There were times where I was quite far back from the ones ahead of me so I felt I had no choice but to go really fast, and at l times I would lose control of the ATV. The operators of the ATVs should have slowed down when I was too far back, it wasn’t a race at the end of the day. We stopped a few occasions to take photos. The people in charge of the ATVs took great photos and they got me to pose in various poses, which, looking back on, look great! However, it would have been great if they took some videos of me driving the ATV. In the middle of one of our stops, one of the workers said to give him a tip now, preferably around 500 Egyptian pounds. I found this to be very awkward and unprofessional so I just told him I will give him a tip at the end of the trip and I then moved away from him. At the end of the trip, I didn’t give him any tip due to his behaviour, but I did tip the driver and the other person who was with the driver. He was the one who collected me from my hotel and he was talking to me throughout the car ride. He spoke very good English and he allowed me to buy the scarf (to wrap myself in) for 100 Egyptian pounds instead of 200 Egyptian pounds, upon request.

Total rip off - I really cannot recommend this. We started off with the pick up car not starting (which I guess happen from time to time). They sent a new car and we ended up starting 20 mins late. We were then taken to get the ATVs and were taken on the trip with our guide. You first have to get through the horrible experience of driving through utter chaos of other people on horses, cars, ATVs and etc etc just to realise that the guide (who is sitting on top of your ATV on the handle bar) is planning to stay there for the entire trip. So you don't drive, he sits on your stearing wheel and drive (at a hellish speed). Then after about 15mins my partner offered to change ATVs with me as I was feeling quite uncomfortable with the situation, my ATV broke down in the desert. So it ended up being the 3 of us on one ATV. The guide then took us to a remote spot and asked for a cash tip, which we refused to give saying we don't have money with us. He then said we should once we get back go to the bathroom and give him the cash. I just think the whole experience was a total rip off.

Disappointing - Not good at all. I was nowhere near the pyramids or the sphinx. I got taken to the top of a sand dune and had to see the pyramids from a very far distance. My Camera couldn't even focus that far away. When I asked why I am not going to the pyramids, I was told we cannot get there. Feels like a tourist trap to me. It also wasn't anywhere near an hour long. It was 30 mins