Yes, unlike many other tour providers in Egypt, we offer an additional insurance coverage. Upon arrival in Egypt, all tourists are required to have health insurance, ensuring coverage for any unforeseen incidents during their stay. However, we go a step further by providing supplementary insurance, which caters to expenses beyond what’s covered by the tourists’ insurance or in excess of their coverage limits.

We’ll be picking you up right outside the hotel gate, directly on the road. This helps streamline the process, ensuring we can minimize waiting time while gathering all our guests for the trip.

We’ll send you the pick-up time in the afternoon, one day before your trip.

Yes, our safari trips are suitable for beginners and first-time adventurers, as they typically include introductory sessions and safety briefings before the activities begin. Experienced guides accompany participants throughout the safari, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all.

Wearing sunglasses and a scarf not only shields your eyes from the sun but also provides protection for your nose and mouth, ensuring comfortable breathing during the trip.

Yes, absolutely! Message us your requests, and we will create a custom-made program tailored to your preferences and needs. Whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or in a small group, we’ll ensure you have an exclusive and personalized experience.

Bringing and serving alcohol are prohibited by Egyptian authorities due to safety reasons and out of respect for religious beliefs.

Please contact our staff as soon as possible, to check if we found anything. However, please note that we are not responsible for any lost items; any search for lost items is at your expense.

Tipping (also called baksheesh) is customary in Egypt, especially for service providers such as tour guides, drivers, and hotel staff. While tipping is not mandatory, it is appreciated and often expected. The amount can vary depending on the length of the trip, the level of service provided, and your satisfaction.

A single quad is driven by one person, while a double quad is shared by two. The double quad is perfect for a parent and child or any pair of individuals. Additionally, keep in mind there might be a maximum weight limit for the double quad.

Usually, the riders have to be at least 16 years old to be able to drive independently. There are also weight limits, which are around 150 kilograms to ensure the safety and operational integrity of the quads. For camel riding a weight limit, similar to quad biking, to ensure the well-being of the camels.

No, you do not need a driver’s license to drive a quad or buggy. Anyone can participate, as long as basic instructions are followed