Loved it - We booked an ATV tour today pick up was on time, welcome was frendly as always. It was a cool ride through the mountains and a pit stop half way through with refreshments and for a camel ride if u chose to but we took some pictures only with them. The second stage was fun stop over next to big mountain rock. Some cool sun set pictures, beautiful. We were then hosted at an amazing stage place for dinner. After dinner there was a fire dance and a traditional dance which was great. And then the ride back when the sun went down so a night ride; it was so cool. A beautiful way to spend an evening. We will be back for Scuba divng again as i am a scuba pro for wrecks here. And will definately do at least two days of this great tour. It eas exceptionsl value and sn smazibg way to spend an evening. Must say enjoyed and loved it. Thanks team, c u guys again 🥰

A great afternoon quad biking - Great afternoon quad biking through the desert! We were collected on time from our hotel and taken in an air conditioned mini bus. Soon as we got to the desert we were greeted and helped on with our head scarves. Our guide was very helpful and was would recommend this trip!

Amazing - Amazing experience we got picked up then taken onto our quadbikes. We then went through the desert. We went to a mountain then got off and took pics then we went to a camp and rode camels. The final thing we did was go to a amphitheatre and watch a fire show. Then we rode back on the quadbikes. All of this is amazing for the price. The only thing that ruined it a. It was that he begged us to leave a review at the end over and over again.

A really enjoyable... - A really enjoyable afternoon and evening riding a quad bike into the desert! This is the second time we have done the activity and it was just as good as the last. Well organised, fantastic staff who really look after you. Really affordable price and great quality for the money.

Safari in Sharm El Sheikh - It was a present from me to my husband on his birthday. It was a nice, new experience, we liked it. But the Organisators gave us no instructions on the buggy, which we got and we have all the time problems with brakes, my husband and me were worried during the trip all the time. We did not ride the camels…. I do not know why… we just did not have time for that… 2 people from our group did it and it was hardly a ride, it was 50 meters from the point where we stayed and made a break. But I do need to thank the driver, that he helped me to organize a surprise cake for my husband. He has spoken to the guys, who take us to the desert and they arranged it. Thank you so much!

More Butlin’s than Bedouin - The trip in the desert with the quad bikes was interesting, however the bikes were in a very poor state of repair (clutch slipping, throttle got stuck a couple of times, my friend’s brakes were not working!). We were also in a very slow group so it was getting boring (we could have cycled faster). The waiter at the first stop “forgot” to bring us our change. The entertainment was ok but nothing spectacular. Generally it all felt like mass entertainment rather than the original Bedouin experience we’d hoped for.

Pressured to write a review and disturbing animal show - Our tour ended on a very uncomfortable note. At the end of the tour we were pressured to write a positive review while we were waiting for our transport back to the hotel. The staff asked us to show them a picture of the review so they could send it to their boss, and they also asked us to record a video about our experience to make their boss happy. I honestly felt bad for the employees, because it seemed like they were required to do this. Another very disappointing part of the tour was a live animal show that we were not informed about beforehand. Reptiles were kept in small wooden boxes and monkeys were chained together. It was heartbreaking to watch and felt like clear animal abuse. Spectators were also invited on stage to participate in the show. One girl was scratched in the face by one of the monkeys. Afterwards we advised her to take a rabies vaccine just to be safe. When she spoke with the staff, they assured her that the monkeys had been vaccinated against rabies. For her sake I truly hope that is correct, because she ultimately decided not to take the precautionary vaccine. After I posted my original review, the company contacted me and offered compensation for the bad experience. They said they wanted to make things right and improve. However, after I accepted the compensation, they asked me to delete my review. That felt like an attempt to buy the removal of honest feedback. After reading other one-star reviews, it seems these issues have been mentioned by other visitors for a long time without improvement. I hope this review helps others make an informed decision and consider choosing a more ethical tour company instead.

Totally frank review - Animal abuse! - Totally frank review - Animal abuse Beginning to end review (read to the end as the good parts come 1st): The person who I booked it through was super helpful and responsive to questions. The quad bikes are fun. You need a head scarf and glasses... trust me. If you don't have a head scarf, they can sell you one. A man comes take a picture and asks if you want to buy it. There is zero instruction given on using the quad. You are shown which one to get on and then you all go. You stop somewhere for a break and tea. You're asked if you want to buy a picture of you on the quad bike. You can then ride a camel. The boys leading mine and my friends camels were around 12 years old. They kicked the camels to get them up, walked us for 1 minute, asked for my phone to take pictures and then took us back, before asking for money for taking the picture. We quad biked to a show. All seemed great. We got food, a bottle of water and a cup of cola. The fire show was ok. Seemed really amateur but it was a show. Then came the animals. This we didn't know about. 2 tiny monkeys gripping to each other who squealed when they literally yanked them apart several times before making them jump over people backs, dragging them by chains. 2 snakes which were tossed to the floor before some 'brave' show of getting close to them. Then a small crocodile (no idea what that was supposed to be about). And for the grand finale... a clearly drugged up lion cub. It kept trying yo mouth people like a kitten would but got its mouth grabbed and pushed back. We went back to the quad place where we waited for our bus which there was confusion over and we ended up standing in a dark yard waiting before being put in another parties bus. Worst part of this for us, other than the animals, you are 'asked' to fill in this review but it is insisted on that you do it whilst he's with you as he needs to take a photo of it. It literally got to the point of being harassed numerous times and it was obvious he wasn't happy with me saying I'd do it later. We all started lying about why we couldn't as it was so uncomfortable. In essence, super unorganised. Conveyor belt mentality and a definite never again.

Unpleasant - Save your money! Quad bikes all right, you start the tour well (with employees with bad faces but the experience well) everything changes drastically at the first stop where you get rushed onto a camel, take a picture and demand a tip of 5-10 euros. After taking your picture you are immediately taken off the camel to go basically to a market where they want to sell you everything and look bad when you do not buy them. Returning to the quad bike my husband left his horn and it had been stolen and they did not want to return it until one of the people who was with us demanded the other person to return our horn. Arriving at the place of the show you are already stressed about so many details... from there we move to the food, which was the best thing about the reservation. And in the end they put you to answer a review survey online and until you give them their 5 stars and take their picture they don't come by you to take you back to your hotel.

Avoid - Quad bikes that fall apart, mine didn't go on and off all the time. Locals, as always, arrogant and rude. They only change their books if you give them money all the time. Three-minute camel ride created solely to ask for more money. Endless Bedouin evening where 3/4 of the time is spent having to endure the sale of miraculous concoctions. Dinner and show completely anonymous and insignificant. To conclude, at the end of the evening they force you to do a 5-star review with them who are looking at your phone, otherwise you will not leave. I only liked the presence of 2 telescopes to look at the night sky with an Egyptian explaining the stars in a passionate way.