Hurghada Quad Bike Safari
Afternoon:
- Hotel Pickup & Drop off.
- Desert Safari: Experience the thrill of a desert safari, capturing stunning sunset views.
- Bedouin Village Arrival: Reach a traditional Bedouin village.
- Quad Biking: Take a thrilling quad biking adventure.
The adventure begins after a safety briefing and a test drive. Then ready to rev up, you’ll drive into the horizon on your guided quad bike tour. Navigate ever-changing sand dunes, zipping along the top and bottom to where a wow-factor panorama awaits.
Arrive at a Bedouin camp and you’ll take a short break to enjoy the hospitality of these nomadic peoples. Welcomed with a cup of local tea, they’ll even give you the chance to take a short ride on their camels. Back in your quad, you’re sure to kick up clouds of dust as you bounce through canyons on your return back to base. Prepare for the most fun you’ll have on four wheels.
4 Comments
4.6
We were thrilled to dive into the local food scene while wandering through hidden gems, sampling delightful dishes that truly reflected the culture. The walking pace felt just right, allowing us to soak in the vibrant atmosphere, though we did find some of the transportation arrangements a bit cramped. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience that tantalized our taste buds and opened our eyes to a side of the city we hadn’t expected to find.
4.4
Diving into the local food scene truly opened our eyes to the culinary delights that Giza has to offer, from savory street snacks to rich, traditional dishes. We particularly enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling markets, where every corner revealed a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. One minor drawback was the pace, which sometimes felt a bit rushed, but overall, the mix of flavors and the chance to explore the city on foot made it an unforgettable experience.
5
Exploring the hidden gems of Giza was a delightful experience, especially when we stumbled upon a tiny local eatery that served the best koshari we’ve ever tasted. The walking portion of the tour allowed us to immerse ourselves in the vibrant culture, catching glimpses of daily life and the friendly faces of the locals. While the transportation was a bit cramped, it didn’t detract too much from the overall experience, as we were busy savoring the local delights and sharing stories about our favorite dishes.
4.4
Wandering the bustling streets of Giza, I stumbled upon a tiny, family-run café where the aroma of freshly baked bread filled the air. The highlight of my tour was savoring a local dish called koshari, a delightful blend of lentils, rice, and pasta, topped with a tangy sauce that left me wanting more. While the tour felt a tad rushed at times, the opportunity to connect with locals and taste hidden delights made every moment worthwhile.