Egypt · Desert Adventure

4-Hour Bedouin Night and Desert Fun in Sharm El Sheikh

4 Hours Round trip from Sharm El-Sheikh Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Journey across the desert on a 20-minute camel ride in Valley Mander
02 Witness Bedouin traditions as locals bake their famous desert bread
03 Savor a Bedouin open-buffet dinner with kofta and other local dishes
04 Enjoy a folkloric evening show with Bedouin performances, Tanura, and belly dancing

Explore the enchanting Valley Mander with a 20-minute camel ride through the serene desert landscape from Sharm El Sheikh. Witness Bedouin traditions as they bake their iconic desert bread, then savor a Bedouin open-buffet dinner featuring local dishes such as kofta, salads, rice, and mixed vegetables. The evening continues with cultural entertainment, including traditional Bedouin performances, a Tanura show, and belly dancing, offering a memorable glimpse into the rich heritage and warm hospitality of the Bedouin people.

Enjoy the stunning natural views of the desert landscape along the way, then go on a short camel ride for around 20 minutes to the living area of our Bedouin friends, where you can watch them bake their famous desert bread.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Sharm el Sheikh

Languages Arabic, English, Italian, Russian, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Valley Mander Camel Ride, Bedouin Dinner and Folkloric Show

Your trip usually starts around 3:00 pm with a 30-minute drive to Valley Mander (Wadi-Mander), a desert valley and home to one of the native Bedouin tribes of Sinai.
Enjoy the stunning natural views of the desert landscape along the way, then go on a short camel ride for around 20 minutes to the living area of our Bedouin friends, where you can watch them bake their famous desert bread.
Bedouin Dinner: Following your star-gazing experience, a Bedouin dinner will be served at the tents as an open buffet, with water and soft drinks included. The meal features salads, rice, mixed vegetables, the famous kofta - a delicious kebab-type dish made from minced meat and popular across the Arab world - along with many other local dishes.
Show: After dinner, our local hosts will entertain you with a folkloric show, including traditional Bedouin performances, a Tanura performance, and belly dancers.