A three-hour quad-bike safari from Sharm El Sheikh that cuts across Sinai dunes at sunrise or sunset with a traditional Bedouin tea stop. Expect guided ATV instruction, short dune runs, and dramatic desert light.
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Wind shifts the dry air across rolling ochre dunes as the convoy of quad bikes threads a path out of Sharm El Sheikh. Riders feel the engine's pulse beneath them while the desert opens: ridgelines of sand, occasional scrub, and sunlight that sharpens every contour.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Light physical condition required—able to mount/dismount an ATV and tolerate short bursts of physical balance and throttle control.
Wildlife
History
The Sinai has long been inhabited by Bedouin tribes; routes across these dunes supported trade and seasonal grazing for centuries.
Conservation
The desert is ecologically sensitive—stick to designated tracks, avoid disturbing vegetation, and pack out all trash to limit erosion and habitat damage.
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Wear eye protection
Goggles or tight sunglasses will keep wind-blown sand out of your eyes during dune runs.
Secure loose items
Use zippered pockets or a small dry bag—phones and cameras can easily be lost to sand and vibration.
Dress for sun and sand
Long sleeves, a bandana, and high-SPF sunscreen protect skin from intense desert sun and drifting grit.
Listen to the pre-ride briefing
Instructors cover throttle control and safe passing; the session reduces risk and increases enjoyment for beginners.
Closed-toe shoes or light hiking boots
Protects feet during mounting and provides grip on footrests.
Goggles or wraparound sunglasses
Shields eyes from sand and sun, improving visibility while riding.
summer
Light neck gaiter or bandana
Keeps sand out of your face and can double as sun protection.
summer
Reusable water bottle (insulated)
Staying hydrated is key—tours include water but having your own helps between stops.
summer