Buggy Safari Hurghada – 50 km Morning Ride, Bedouin Village & Camel
Duration: 3 hours
Guide: English, German
Hotel pickup
Free cancellation
Overview
A morning drive in a dune buggy with a steering wheel and roll cage – more stable than a quad and easy to share with a partner or child.
You drive 25 km to a Bedouin village, have tea and a camel ride, and drive 25 km back. 3 hours with 4×4 hotel transfer, from 45 € per person.
Highlights
- 50 km dune buggy ride
- Morning departure at 08:00
- Bedouin village and tea
- Camel ride
- 4x4 Land Cruiser transfer
Itinerary
- 108:00 – Hotel pickup
4x4 Land Cruiser to the safari station.
- 2Briefing
Safety instructions and test laps.
- 3Buggy ride
25 km across dunes to a Bedouin village.
- 4Bedouin village
Tea and camel ride.
- 5Return
25 km back to the station and transfer to your hotel.
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off by 4x4
- Safari guide
- Buggy ride 25 km each way
- Bedouin village and camel ride
- Bedouin tea and water
- Helmet
- Taxes and service charges
Not included
- Scarf or goggles
- Photos and videos
- Personal expenses and tips
Transfer fees outside Hurghada
- El Gouna: 5 € per person
- Sahl Hasheesh: 5 € per person
- Makadi Bay: 5 € per person
- Safaga & Soma Bay: 10 € per person
Good to know
What to bring
- Closed shoes
- Sunglasses and sun cream
- A scarf against the dust
- A jacket for winter evenings
Payment
- Pay in cash on the day of the trip
- EUR, USD, GBP and EGP accepted
- Taxes and insurance are included
Before the trip
- You receive a booking confirmation
- Message us one day before to confirm the pickup time
- Questions? Contact us on WhatsApp
Cancellation
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start
- Trips with flights or tickets need a deposit – see the note above
Frequently asked questions
Buggy or quad – what is the difference?
A buggy has a steering wheel, seats two side by side and feels more stable. A quad is driven like a motorbike.
Is the price per buggy or per person?
Per person. Single, double and family buggies are available.
Do I need a licence?
No, you get a briefing and test laps first.
