High-Speed Quad Bike ATV Desert Safari in Sharm El Sheikh

Health Restrictions

Not Recommended for Pregnant Travelers: Due to the rough desert terrain and the nature of certain activities, this experience may not be suitable for expectant mothers.Not Suitable for Guests with Heart Conditions or Serious Medical Issues: Participants should be in generally good health, as the tour may include moderate physical activities such as walking on uneven surfaces or riding camels.Asthma or Respiratory Conditions: The desert climate is hot, dry, and dusty, so travelers with respiratory concerns should take appropriate precautions.Allergies or Dietary Needs: Guests with specific dietary requirements should inform us in advance so we can make the necessary arrangements.

Physical Requirements

Moderate Fitness Needed: Activities such as walking on sand dunes and optional camel rides may require a reasonable level of balance and stamina.Camel Ride (Optional): Travelers should feel comfortable mounting, riding, and dismounting a camel for a short duration.Walking and Standing: Some parts of the tour may involve extended periods of walking or standing outdoors.

Accessibility

Not Wheelchair Accessible: The desert landscape and traditional transport methods (camels and 4x4 vehicles) make this tour unsuitable for wheelchairs.Infant Seats Unavailable: Infant seats are not provided, and the tour may not be appropriate for very young children.Child-Friendly with Caution: This is a family-friendly tour, but best suited for children who can handle outdoor conditions and desert activities.Weather ConditionsHot Daytime Temperatures: Stay hydrated and wear light, breathable clothing. Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are highly recommended.Cool Desert Nights: Evening temperatures can drop sharply, so bring a light jacket or sweater for comfort after sunset.

Additional Considerations

Advance Booking Recommended: Tours often sell out quickly, particularly during peak travel seasons, so securing your place in advance is advised.Group Sizes: Options are available for private tours or small group experiences, depending on preference.This information is designed to ensure a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable desert experience.What to Bring for Your Desert AdventureTo make the most of your desert safari, we recommend packing the following essentials:

Clothing

Light, breathable clothes (cotton or linen) for daytime heat.A sweater or light jacket for cooler evenings.FootwearComfortable closed-toe shoes or sturdy sandals for walking on dunes.Optional: flip-flops or light sandals for relaxing during breaks.

Sun Protection

High-SPF sunscreen to protect against strong desert sun.A wide-brimmed hat and UV-protective sunglasses.HydrationA reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.Optional: electrolyte drinks or powders to help with heat and energy levels.

Personal Items

A camera or smartphone with spare batteries or a portable charger for capturing memorable moments.A small backpack to carry essentials such as water, sunscreen, and personal items.Hand sanitizer or wet wipes for convenience during the trip.

Desert Accessories

A scarf or shawl for sun and sand protection, and for warmth in the evening.MedicationsAny personal medications or allergy treatments you may need.

Cash

Small amounts of local currency for souvenirs or gratuities at Bedouin villages.By preparing these essentials, you’ll be fully equipped to enjoy an unforgettable desert adventure.

Daha Fazla Bilgi

Experience type: Day tour / activityDuration: 3 hoursBooking in advance: Can be booked until last minuteDifficulty: EasyKnow before you go: Minimum age of participants is: 11