Fun time! - Great time. Food was amazing, the quad bikes were so fun, it was an unforgettable experience riding in the desert at sunset. And our guide Zizo was very helpful and friendly.

Safari in the desert - Nice experience! First motorized, do not expect to race because you have to stand in line. In case you don't have them, on site they sell glasses and scarf cheap, to bargain. Then a camel jump where they'll ask for a tip for the photo, be ready. Bedouin dinner with cute show and finally a few minutes to observe the planets through the telescope. Overall a nice safari, one of the few things to do together with the trip to Ras Mohamed

Quadbike and camel ride plus dinner and beduine show - My son and I were on holiday in Sharm el Sheik and wanted to go into the desert on a quad bike one day to see a Bedouin village. We also wanted to look at the starry sky through a telescope at night. For this we booked the excursion package from Book Tour Egypt. In the afternoon we took the bus from Sharm el Sheik to a central meeting point and got our quad bike. After a short briefing we were off... We drove across the desert and then arrived in a Bedouin village. Here we were given food and drink and we were able to watch a show with various acts. In the evening we went on again and we were able to look at various stars and planets through a good telescope. The whole trip was perfectly organised and we saw and learned a lot. We can highly recommend this trip with Book Tour Egypt to everyone.

I had the most amazing experience with the quad bike and dinner safari in Sharm El Sheikh—it truly became the highlight! - I had the most amazing experience with the quad biking and Bedouin dinner safari in Sharm El Sheikh—it truly became the highlight of my entire trip! From the very beginning, the entire experience was well-organized and smooth. The pick-up was on time, and the staff made sure everything was set for a great day. The quad biking was exhilarating and such a fun way to explore the desert. The safety measures were top-notch, and I felt completely secure throughout the ride. After the thrilling quad biking adventure, we were taken to a beautiful Bedouin camp where we enjoyed an unforgettable dinner. The food was absolutely incredible—some of the best we had during our stay. The flavors were rich, and it felt like a true taste of local cuisine. The star-gazing experience was also a highlight. We were able to see Saturn and the moon through a telescope, which was just surreal and added such a magical touch to the evening. It was an experience I will never forget. The staff was so kind and accommodating, ensuring we were comfortable and had everything we needed throughout the entire trip. The whole experience, from start to finish, was so well-organized, safe, and thoughtful. I highly recommend this safari to anyone visiting Sharm El Sheikh—it’s not only an adventure but also a truly special, unforgettable experience!

Fantastic. - Everything is perfect. Organized to perfection. The sunset motoring is fantastic. Must try absolutely. Highly recommended

great - What a wild ride! This tour was an absolute hoot, starting with the guides who were so accommodating they practically tucked us in and read us bedtime bike manuals. The bikes had automatic gearboxes, which made driving them as easy as saying, “Zoom, zoom!” The brakes? Oh, they were top-notch—though remember, folks, rear brake first unless you fancy an impromptu desert gymnastics routine. And because stopping in the desert takes double the usual distance, keep a safe gap unless you want to make some very close friends. The camel ride? Outstanding. I think my camel and I had a real bond—until he gave me that “you’re heavier than I signed up for” side-eye. The show was dazzling, and the food? Pretty nice! Pro tip: Wash your hands before eating (or your camel will judge you) and stick to what your tummy knows, unless you’re eager for an adventure after the adventure. Now, full disclosure: the wait between activities was a bit of a snooze-fest. After eating, I was ready to head back, but nope—had to stay for the final show. (Spoiler: It was worth it!) If you like a little extra spice in your trip, sneak a couple of bottles of booze in your bag because there’s none for sale. Just don’t overdo it—drunk camel rides are probably frowned upon. Oh, and be a champ and tip your guide—they might just hook you up with a free taxi and save you from battling the post-show stampede. All in all, 10/10 would skid in the sand and bond with a camel again!

Unique experience - Unique experience, very fun quod ride. The camel ride lasts very little but fantastic experience. Very nice dinner and show

Quad bike ride in the mountains in the Sharm Desert. - As already written in the other reviews we organized this excursion along with 3 others with the guys of book tour Egypt and we had a great time. You are picked up at your hotel by minibus with other guests and then you reach the park from which you will leave with a quad bike to enter the valley. The time at which we left and the season were perfect for being able to shoot in the cool of the sunset in the mountains. You make various stops for photos or information about the area. Then you reach a Bedouin camp where you can drink a small hot tea and with which you can take a ride of a few minutes with the camel (usual ritual tip). It ends in the restaurant where a show of typical dances and juggling is proposed. Dinner is good and consists of pasta and rice with chicken cooked on the spot with exposed grills and dishes of seasoned vegetables. A bottle of still water is provided per person but drinks or cocktails can be ordered for a fee. An experience to do to spend a half day and a different evening. The only note I can make but that is not attributable to the organization is the fact that the desert between inattentive tourists and Bedouins a little too easy has filled every corner with plastic waste. From cans to bottles, bags and everything. This breaks a bit the magic of the area which is really beautiful. The Egyptian state should control this situation more with targeted cleaning and possible fines to those caught polluting regardless of anything. Considering that you also pay a fee of 1 euro per person for entry into the reserve, in theory, for its care it seems to me that this euro has been lost along with plastic in the desert.

5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Highly recommended! Experience to do here in Sharm especially at dusk the magical evening! Very nice and helpful guides! Big Cyrus!

Again the best part was the quad bikes. It wasn’t an authentic Egyptian experience. Very commercialised. - I would say the quad bikes were the best part of the trip. The camel ride was very brief I’d say 2 minutes and the boys/men walking with them hounded holiday makers for tips. And even wouldn’t get camel to move until received a tip. Every inch of it was another way for them to make money. The show was too long before food as most people/children were hungry.