What if it is cloudy?

Clouds are rare here, but if the sky is covered, you can move to another evening or receive a partial refund.

Is the full moon a problem?

A bright moon hides fainter stars, but it is spectacular through the telescope. Choose a date away from the full moon for the most stars.

Stargazing Desert Evening with Bedouin Dinner

Ride a camel into the desert at sunset, eat dinner by the fire and look at a sky full of stars through a telescope.

5.0 from 2 reviews Eastern Desert 4 hours

Duration 4 hours

Group size Max 20 guests

Languages English, German, Russian

Departures Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun

Highlights

Camel ride at sunset
Dinner by the fire
Telescope and a guide to the night sky
Quiet, small group

Away from the lights of Hurghada, the desert sky is extraordinary.

The evening starts with a camel ride at sunset. At the camp, dinner is served Bedouin-style around the fire. Once it is dark, a guide sets up a telescope and shows you the moon, the planets visible that night and the brightest stars and constellations.

A calm, quiet evening — the opposite of a quad safari, and many guests’ favourite night of the holiday.

Itinerary

Times shift with the season to catch the sunset.
About 30 minutes across the sand.
Bedouin dinner and tea.
Telescope session with a guide.
Back at your hotel.

What's included

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Camel ride
Dinner, tea and soft drinks
Telescope session with a guide

What's not included

Tips

Frequently asked questions

Clouds are rare here, but if the sky is covered, you can move to another evening or receive a partial refund.
A bright moon hides fainter stars, but it is spectacular through the telescope. Choose a date away from the full moon for the most stars.

Reviews

5.0 from 2 reviews

Markus B.
18 June 2026

Kleine Gruppe, sauberes Boot, super Guide. Genau so muss das sein.
Katarzyna W.
21 June 2026

Picked up on time, the crew spoke Polish and looked after our kids in the water the whole day. Best trip of our holiday.