Hurghada Sunset Quad Safari with Camel Ride and Bedouin Dinner

This evening outing begins at a quad station on the edge of Hurghada and ends with dinner under a night sky. Every rider gets a quad bike of their own, so nobody has to share the handlebars. The route covers about 35 km of open desert behind the Red Sea coast.

Before setting off, you take a short test drive to get used to the controls. Your desert safari guide then leads the group out toward a Bedouin village. Along the way you pause for a wide view back over Hurghada as the light begins to soften.

At the village you swap the quad for a camel and take a short ride while the sun goes down. Once it is dark, a barbecue dinner is served with mineral water and soft drinks, followed by a folklore show. Afterward you ride the quads back to the station, and the coach returns you to your hotel.

The trip suits couples, friends and active families who want driving, a camel ride and a relaxed meal in one evening. No overnight stay is involved.

Practical notes: The safari runs every day, with an afternoon pickup from your hotel by air-conditioned coach. Wear closed shoes and bring sunglasses and a scarf to keep the dust off your face. A light jacket helps, because desert evenings can turn cool, especially in winter. Please mention any health conditions, back or neck problems, or pregnancy when you book, since quad and camel rides can be bumpy. Tips and personal spending are not covered. Prices start from $39 per person.