Mini Desert Jeep Safari
Enjoy the Sinai desert in a brief but memorable 4-hour excursion. Ride a jeep from your hotel and reach the desert in 30 minutes, where the only sound is silence. Your guide explains Bedouin life and culture while you enjoy tea made in the middle of the desert by your Bedouin driver.
$65 per adult
Tour Highlights
- ★ Reach the open desert in just 30 minutes from your hotel
- ★ Off-road 4×4 jeep ride through canyons and dunes
- ★ Bedouin tea and bread prepared in the desert
- ★ Learn about Bedouin life, plants and survival in Sinai
Duration
4 hours
✅ What’s Included
- ✓ Private professional tour guide
- ✓ Tea and traditional bread
- ✓ 4×4 jeep transport
❌ Not Included
- ❌ Any alcoholic beverages
- ❌ Meals not mentioned
- ❌ Personal expenses and tips
Pricing
Price per adult (USD)
| Vehicle | 1 pax | 2 pax | 3 pax | 4 pax |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Jeep 4×4 | $195 | $100 | $80 | $65 |
Prices are in US Dollars per adult, subject to service charge and tax.
Children Policy
Children from 4 to 12 years old: $100 per child. Children under 4 years old: free.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation within 12 hours of the tour start subtracts 80% cancellation fees from the total settled payment.
What to Bring
- • Passport (or a clear photo of it)
- • Comfortable walking shoes
- • Sunglasses, hat and sunscreen
- • Cash for personal expenses and tips
- • Camera or phone with spare battery
- • A scarf for dust
- • Sunglasses
Important Notes
- • This tour operates every day
- • Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance
Frequently Asked Questions
How far do we drive into the desert?
It is only around 30 minutes from most Sharm El Sheikh hotels to the desert edge, so you spend far more time enjoying the landscape than transferring to it.
Is the jeep safari private?
Yes. You have your own 4×4 jeep, your own driver and your own guide no shared vehicles and no fixed groups.
Is it suitable for young children or older travellers?
Yes, it is a gentle introduction to the desert. That said, the off-road sections are bumpy, so it is not recommended for travellers with serious back or neck problems or for pregnant women.
What is the difference between this and the camel safari?
This tour focuses on off-road 4×4 driving and desert scenery over 4 hours. The camel safari is shorter (3 hours) and centres on the camel ride and Bedouin camp.
Should I tip the Bedouin driver?
Tipping is entirely optional and always appreciated. Around 100200 EGP per vehicle is a common gesture if you enjoyed the experience.
What should I bring?
Comfortable closed shoes, sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen and a scarf or buff to protect against dust during the off-road sections.
