Buggy Safari Sharm El Sheikh 2026 - Sinai Desert

Tour Programme

Transfer from hotel
Buggy through the Sinai desert
Canyons and rock formations
Oasis
Bedouin village - tea
Sunset over the desert
Dinner
Return to hotel

What's included

Included in price

Hotel transfer and back
Buggy with driver
Tea at Bedouin village
Dinner
Insurance

Not included

Shisha (optional)
Personal expenses

About the Tour

Buggy Safari in Sharm El Sheikh - a ride through the mountain desert of Sinai in an open buggy. Canyons, rock formations, oasis, Bedouin village, sunset, dinner. The Sinai mountain landscape is completely different from the flat desert near Hurghada: red granite rocks, narrow canyons, mountain ridges. The driver operates the buggy - you simply enjoy the views. Suitable for the whole family, including children from age 5.

What to bring

Passport Sunscreen Hat Drinking water Camera Comfortable shoes Light clothing

Discounts

Children 6–11 years - 50% of adult price

Children under 5 - free

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need driving experience?

No, the driver operates the buggy. You are a passenger.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes, from age 5. Buggy safari is one of the most family-friendly tours in Sharm.

What is the difference between buggy and quad?

On a quad you drive yourself. A buggy is an open vehicle with a driver, you are a passenger. Buggy is more comfortable and safer for families.

What should I bring?

Closed shoes, a light jacket (cool at night), dust goggles, camera.

Buggy Safari from Sharm El Sheikh: everything you need to know

A buggy is an open off-road vehicle with a safety roll cage, seating 2–4 passengers. Unlike a quad bike, you ride as a passenger - the driver operates the vehicle. This makes buggy safari more accessible for families with children and people without driving experience.

Evening programme

Transfer from hotel in the afternoon. Board the buggy. Ride through the Sinai mountain desert: canyons, rock formations, mountain tracks. Stop at an oasis - a small water spring among the rocks, surrounded by palm trees. Bedouin village: mint tea, introduction to traditional Bedouin life. Sunset over the Sinai mountains. Dinner at the Bedouin camp. Return to hotel.

The Sinai desert: what makes it special

The Sinai Peninsula is a mountain region with a unique landscape. Red granite mountains reach heights of 2,600 metres. Canyons cut through the mountain ridges to depths of tens of metres. Oases with palm trees and water springs appear in the most unexpected places. Bedouins have lived here for thousands of years and preserved their traditional way of life.

Practical information

Tour runs daily in the afternoon. Hotel transfer included. Buggy with driver, tea, and dinner included. No driving experience needed - you are a passenger. Suitable for children from age 5. Bring closed shoes, a light jacket (cool in the desert at night), and dust goggles.