Super Buggy Safari Trip, camel ride, dinner and oriental show in Sharm El Sheikh

Description:

The Super BUGGY Safari experience in Sharm El Sheikh, encompassing a buggy ride, dinner, and an oriental show in a Bedouin village, is an exceptional form of entertainment suitable for children aged six and above and adults. This excursion is one of the most highly regarded and frequently chosen activities among tourists visiting Sharm El Sheikh. Participants have the opportunity to engage in a multifaceted experience, as it includes not only buggy driving but also camel riding, an exploration of the traditional hospitality of the nomadic Bedouin community, and attendance at an exotic oriental performance.

A buggy is a compact, lightweight vehicle designed for high cross-country mobility and off-road navigation. It features a robust rollover stability, user-friendly operation, and rapid acceleration. Passengers can enjoy an immersive driving experience, with the option for two individuals to share the ride. The passenger is positioned adjacent to the driver, affording a comprehensive view of the terrain, unlike traditional ATVs, where the rider’s perspective is restricted to a rearward orientation.

Highlights: Safari Experience in Sharm El Sheikh

• Transportation: Round-trip transfer via an air-conditioned bus.
• Instruction: Professional buggy driving instructor.
• Excursion: Buggy ride to a traditional Bedouin village for a cultural immersion.
• Photography: Opportunities for photographic documentation at designated stops.
• Equestrian Activity: Camel riding experience.
• Culinary Delights: Feast on Bedouin tea and a selection of traditional dishes.
• Entertainment: Attendance at an Oriental show featuring skirt dancing, fakir performances, and belly dance.

    Tour Program:

At 4 PM, you will be picked up by a guide and taken to a special place where you will learn how to drive a buggy. This trip usually takes 15-30 minutes, depending on where you are staying. At the buggy base, you will get simple instructions in Russian on how to drive the buggy.

Don’t forget to bring a scarf to keep your head cool and protect it from the heat and dust. If you don’t have one, you can buy a special scarf called an arafatka at the base.

After you’ve learned how to drive, you will start your buggy ride. Depending on the weather conditions, you might see a mirage, a cool optical illusion that looks like water or a lake in the distance. You can take pictures and listen to the Echo of the Desert, which is a special sound that happens in the desert.

Upon arrival, tourists will be offered the opportunity to engage in camel riding and participate in professional photography sessions. Subsequently, we will guide you through a Bedouin-themed village and present you with a traditional Bedouin tea ceremony. In the evening, a barbecue dinner will be provided, followed by a performance of national dances of the Arab East. After the evening activities, we will transport you back to the base via buggy. The return journey by buggy will take approximately one hour.

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE:

✅ Transportation via an air-conditioned bus for the round trip;
✅ Comprehensive training on the operation of a Buggy, conducted by an instructor;
✅ Guidance by a Russian-speaking guide throughout the excursion;
✅ A guided driving tour (approximately one hour, depending on driving conditions) to a Bedouin village, providing insights into their traditional lifestyle;
✅ Opportunities for photographic documentation at designated stops;
✅ Camel riding experiences;
✅ Refreshment of traditional Bedouin tea;
✅ A dinner consisting of authentic national dishes;
✅ An Oriental entertainment program featuring skirt dancing, fakir performances, and belly dancing.

ADDITIONAL SERVICES AVAILABLE FOR ADDITIONAL COST AT THE TOURIST’S REQUEST:

1. Photography and videography services, including the acquisition and processing of photographic and video materials.
2. Purchase of a traditional headdress (Arafatka) for head and face covering, which can be acquired on-site at a cost of $1-2.
3. Rental of sports sunglasses.

REQUIRED ITEMS FOR PARTICIPATION:

1. Appropriate attire and footwear.
2. A traditional headscarf (Arafatka) covering the head and face (optional; available for purchase on-site at $1-2).
3. Sunglasses.
4. Financial means.
5. Copies of passport or digital photographs of the passport (first page).
6. Adequate supply of water.

COST DETAILS:

• Individual buggy excursion inclusive of dinner and a folklore performance is priced at 40€.
• For a group of two passengers sharing a buggy, the cost is 25€ per person inclusive of dinner and a folklore performance.

NOTES:

• Discounts for children do not apply to this type of excursion.
• Every day  this trip available.

 Not suitable for:

• Femmes enceintes
• People with back problems