Super Dahab Discovery 5 in 1 from Sharm El Sheikh

Excursion program

• Around 08:00 — transfer by comfortable minibus from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh.
• A stop at the snorkeling gear rental point.
• A camel ride along the coast and time for photos.
• A quad bike ride through the desert after a briefing.
• Snorkeling at a coral reef in a protected Red Sea zone.
• Relaxing and lunch at a seaside cafe.
• A drive to the natural Tuwaylat Canyon and a walk among the rocks.
• Traditional Bedouin tea, when available.
• A stop in Dahab: a walk and a chance to buy souvenirs.
• Return to the hotel at approximately 18:00, around 17:00 in winter.

The order of the program's parts may change at the guide's discretion, depending on weather, traffic, and how busy the locations are.

What is included in the price

• Round-trip hotel transfer by air-conditioned minibus.
• A Russian-speaking guide.
• Camel riding along the coast.
• A quad bike ride and a preliminary briefing.
• Entry to the natural Tuwaylat Canyon area.
• Snorkeling in the protected zone.
• Lunch at a seaside cafe.

What is paid separately

• Mask and snorkel — $5 per item.
• Fins — $5 per item.
• Life jacket — $5 per item.
• Wetsuit — $5 per item.
• Drinks during lunch.
• Photo and video operator services.
• Personal shopping and souvenirs in Dahab.

You can bring your own snorkeling gear. Rental is not required if you already have the necessary items.

Motor safari and safety

A briefing is given before the ride. Participants follow the guide, keep their distance, and do not overtake the group.

• Driving a quad bike independently is usually allowed from around age 15.
• The final decision on participation is made by the instructor on site, based on age, height, and the ability to drive safely.
• Closed shoes and a keffiyeh or another scarf will protect you from dust and sand.
• You must not use your phone or let go of the handlebars while riding.

Snorkeling and Safety

Swimming takes place from the shore at the coral reef. Follow the guide's instructions, don't step on the corals, and don't swim away from the group.

• If you're not a confident swimmer, be sure to use a life jacket.
• Water shoes come in handy for the rocky entry into the sea.
• Don't touch the corals or marine life.
• If you're not feeling well, let the guide know in advance and skip the swim.

A walk through Tuwaylat Canyon

The walking portion goes through the natural canyon among sandy rocks. No special preparation is needed, but comfortable closed shoes with a non-slip sole are required.

The duration and specific route may change due to temperature, road conditions, and the guide's decision.

What to bring

• Original passport and a paper copy.
• Water and cash for small expenses.
• A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
• A keffiyeh or another scarf for the motor safari.
• Swimsuit, towel, and a change of dry clothes.
• Comfortable closed shoes and water shoes for entering the sea.
• Your own snorkeling gear, if you'd rather not rent it.
• A light warm layer for the return trip in winter.

Important Information

• The exact departure time is confirmed after booking and depends on the hotel's location.
• Transfer is by air-conditioned minibus.
• Children under 5 take part for free without a separate seat in the vehicle.
• Photo and video operators work independently; confirm the price and how you'll receive the materials in advance.
• Shopping during the Dahab stop is optional.
• The motor safari may not be recommended for heart or spine conditions, pregnancy, or other restrictions. Discuss participation with a doctor and let the manager know before booking.

Who the Excursion Suits

This program suits nature, sea, and active-vacation lovers who want to get the most out of one day. The excursion is more packed than the "4 in 1" version: a motor safari is added to the canyon, snorkeling, camels, and Dahab.

The trip involves long drives, walking on uneven ground, swimming from the shore, and a quad bike ride. Keep this in mind when traveling with young children, elderly participants, or people with health restrictions.