Buggy Safari in Hurghada

Discover desert wonders by your Dune Buggy and enjoy this special moment. On our way, we will make a stop to see a mirage and climb a huge dune with an impressive view. After 45 minutes (30 km) of driving between the Sinai mountains, you will arrive at Sahara Park.
Here you can explore Bedouin habits and traditions, taste Bedouin bread and tea, have a camel ride, and visit a terrarium.
Finally, along the sunset enjoy our special open-buffet Bedouin dinner with unlimited soft drinks and water followed by an oriental show (Tanura, belly dancing, etc.…) before heading back with your Dune Buggy to where we Started.



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