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Hurghada evenings inland start with hotel collection around 13:00 from Hurghada or El Gouna, then a run of about 35 kilometres to a desert village. You stop for a short guided quad, sit down for a barbecue dinner with water and soft drinks, and watch an oriental show before the night drive back. The whole window lasts about six hours, so keep the rest of the night free.
Collection from Hurghada or El Gouna hotels is around 13:00. Have closed shoes and ID ready, and stay in the lobby so the driver can find the right gate. The vehicle heads inland to the village. After a briefing you ride a short quad around the settlement, following the guide and keeping your visor down. Dust on the tracks is part of this section, so skip anything you need clean later.
Dinner is served with water and soft drinks, then the oriental show. Sit for the meal before the performance. A short camel moment is sometimes offered at the village; treat it as a brief extra rather than a long trek, and tell the guide if you would rather skip it. After the show the same transfer returns you to your Hurghada or El Gouna hotel. Keep a layer handy for the cooler evening, and check you have ID before you board.
The Eastern Desert behind Hurghada is a short drive from the Red Sea hotels, though the inland run still takes you well away from the resort strip. A 4x4 is used to reach the village, then the tagged activity is the quad around the settlement. That is why a driver collects you rather than asking you to find a village track in the afternoon heat.
Share your hotel name when you confirm your place, including El Gouna stays, so the 13:00 window can be planned around the right gate. If you are staying further along the coast than those two areas, wait for confirmation that collection can be arranged. Desert collection windows are easier when the driver is not hunting a second entrance.
No prior quad experience is required. You should be comfortable sitting on a powered bike over dusty ground for a short village loop, then sitting outdoors for a meal and a show. Wear light closed clothing and closed-toe shoes. Bring sun cream, sunglasses, and a scarf for dust, plus a layer for the cooler evening at camp.
Bring a passport. A published minimum age is not listed, though a limit may apply for who drives the quad, so mention ages when you confirm your place. Dietary needs should be sent in advance, because camp kitchens are limited once you arrive. Alcohol is not listed as included.
Transfer, the village stop, the quad, dinner, and the show sit in one evening. You are not stacking a daytime safari on a separate camp ticket. Pickup from both Hurghada and El Gouna is built in, which matters if you are staying north of the main Hurghada strip.
This is the Hurghada desert quad with Bedouin dinner and show, not a jeep-only budget safari and not the Sharm evening camp product. The jeep gets you to the village; the ride you came for is the short quad. Groups stay between two and eight guests, which keeps the table and the briefing easier to manage.
Collection from Hurghada or El Gouna hotels is around 13:00. Have closed shoes and ID ready. Stay in the lobby so the driver can find the right gate before the inland run to the village.
The vehicle heads about 35 kilometres inland. You stop at the village for a short quad around the settlement after a briefing. Follow the guide, keep your visor down, and expect dust on the tracks.
Dinner is served with water and soft drinks, then the oriental show. Sit for the meal before the performance. Tell the team about dietary needs when you confirm your place so the camp kitchen can plan.
After the show the same transfer returns you to your Hurghada or El Gouna hotel. Keep a layer handy for the cooler evening. Check you have ID and any items left at the camp before you board.
No previous quad experience is required. A briefing happens before the short village quad, and groups are listed from two to eight guests.
Closed shoes are essential. A limit may apply for who drives the quad, so mention ages when you confirm your place. The jeep is used to reach the village; the ride you came for is the short quad around the settlement.
The active section is a short guided quad around the desert village after an inland transfer of about 35 kilometres. You then sit outdoors for a barbecue dinner and an oriental show.
You should be comfortable sitting on a powered bike over dusty ground, then sitting for a meal as the evening cools. Keep the rest of the night free, because the whole window lasts about six hours from the 13:00 collection.
A published minimum age is not listed, though a limit may apply for who drives the quad. Mention ages when you confirm your place so the station can plan who rides as passenger.
Bring a passport. Children should be comfortable with dust, an outdoor meal, and a show at the village. Groups stay between two and eight guests.
Wear light closed clothing and closed-toe shoes for the quad. Bring sun cream, sunglasses, and a scarf for dust, plus a layer for the cooler evening at camp.
Collect your passport before the afternoon pickup rather than leaving it in the room safe. Skip anything you need clean later, because dust on the tracks is part of the village loop.
You follow the guide on a short quad around the settlement after a briefing. Keep your visor down, expect dust, and stay on the line the lead rider sets.
A short camel moment is sometimes offered at the village. Treat it as a brief extra rather than a long trek, and tell the guide if you would rather skip it. The quad, dinner, and show still run.
Plan for about six hours from collection to drop-off. That covers the inland transfer, a short quad around the village, a camel moment if running, dinner, the oriental show, and the drive to the coast.
Pickup is around 13:00 from Hurghada or El Gouna hotels. Keep the rest of the night free rather than stacking a late plan after you return.
This evening still runs on the large majority of nights, which is why weather is marked as rarely a blocker. Wind can raise dust on the village loop, and desert evenings cool quickly once the sun drops.
If the outing cannot run, you will be contacted with the next steps. Keep your phone on from the start of the 13:00 slot so the driver can reach you if the collection minute shifts.
Say so at the briefing before the short loop. First-timers are expected, and the ride around the settlement is paced as a guided village circuit rather than a long dune race.
If a camel moment is offered and you would rather stay at the table, tell the guide. Dinner with water and soft drinks, plus the oriental show, still go ahead for the rest of the evening.
Yes. Pickup from hotels in Hurghada or El Gouna is included, with a published start around 13:00, plus return after the show. Send your hotel name after you confirm your place so the driver can plan the window.
Stay in the lobby from the start of the slot. If you are staying further along the coast than those two areas, wait for confirmation that collection can be arranged. Share any gate instructions so the driver is not hunting a second entrance.
Choose your date on the calendar, then you receive confirmation by email and a request for your hotel name. Send dietary needs at the same time, because camp kitchens are limited once you arrive. Alcohol is not listed as included.
Bring confirmation and ID. If your hotel changes, send the update so the 13:00 driver is not sent to the previous stay. Optional extras at camp are not included.
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