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Local tips for your desert adventures

Just between us, the best way to enjoy a safari near Sharm El Sheikh is to avoid the big tourist groups. Early morning tours tend to be quieter and the light makes everything look incredible. If you can, try to find a guide who offers a night desert experience,sitting under the stars with only the crackling fire and distant sounds of wildlife is something you won’t forget.

Also, don’t overlook Saint Catherine’s area a bit further out. It’s cooler, greener, and the hiking there is wonderful if you want to mix a nature walk with some calm after the desert rush. Ask around; sometimes the smaller, family-run operators have the best hidden spots without the crowds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some handy answers about safari and nature tours in Sharm El Sheikh.

Absolutely! Most tours are run by experienced drivers who know the terrain well. Just stick with a reputable company, listen to your guide, and you’ll be fine. The rides can be bumpy, so if you get motion sickness, maybe take something beforehand.
You’ll spot camels and desert foxes pretty often, and sometimes wild ibex if you’re lucky. Birdwatchers can catch glimpses of eagles and vultures. Don’t expect big animals – this is desert life, subtle and quiet.
Yes, some tours start early with snorkeling at Ras Mohammed or Tiran Island, then head into the desert in the afternoon. It’s a long day but totally worth it if you want both experiences.
Light, breathable clothes during the day and a good jacket for the cooler mornings or evenings. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are essentials. Bottled water is usually provided, but bring extra if you’re worried.
Definitely. Camels walk at a slow pace, which makes the trek relaxing rather than tough. The guides are great at helping you get comfortable and making it fun – no experience needed.
You can but try to avoid midday when temperatures soar over 40°C. Early mornings and late afternoons are better times for a safari in summer. Otherwise, the winter months are way more comfortable.

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