Quad mit Kamelritt & Beduinendorf, Abendessen von Marsa Alam

Excellent experience, with single quads in the desert, accompanied by attentive and kind guides. Visit to the camp and Bedouin shop where they offered us a very welcome tea. We saw the sunset before returning for some memorable photos. Everything really beautiful, recommended experience

It was extremely good, the pictures taken too, just a bit expensive, so negotiate.

Too many and too long sales shows. The sales events felt like they took up more time than the actual driving. Especially the presentation in the supposed "pharmacy" in the Bedouin village was aimed purely at sales in the manner of a bus tour trap. Camel riding was disappointing. You were led 10 meters there and 10 meters back. You can really skip that entirely. Anyone booking primarily for the action and driving experience in the desert will be rather disappointed here. Too much time is lost to commercial stops. Anyone who just wants to ride a quad bike undisturbed should look for another provider.

Fake village for tourists, tired camels, troughs instead of quads, tired aunt baking tortillas and steaming local supplies. The only upside is lunch, it was delicious. No guide, the man leads the band by the hand and all his words are "Here, come." Boring tour. We should buy a scarf and rent the glasses for $3.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An unforgettable experience in the heart of the Marsa Alam desert! 🏜️✨ We had a simply fantastic day thanks to Cioco Escursioni Marsa Alam! ❤️ The quad excursion in the desert was a crazy experience: breathtaking landscapes, adrenaline, fun, and that unique feeling of being immersed in the pristine nature of the desert. The quads were fantastic and everything was organized with great professionalism and attention, making us feel safe and accompanied at all times. But the most exciting moment came at sunset… 🌅 We found ourselves in the Bedouin village, where we were able to get to know the local traditions a little better and experience a truly special atmosphere. And then the Bedouin dinner under the stars… 🌌❤️ A magic difficult to describe in words. Sitting in the desert, far from the lights and noises, with an incredible starry sky above us, it really felt like we could touch the stars. ✨ An experience that was not just an excursion, but a true journey through emotions, nature, adrenaline, and traditions. A special thanks to Cioco for the professionalism, the friendliness, and for giving us memories that we will carry in our hearts forever. ❤️ If you are in Marsa Alam, this experience is an absolute must! Quad bike, desert, sunset, Bedouin dinner, and a sky full of stars… simply FANTASTIC! 🏜️🐪🌅🌌 Thanks Cioco! Until the next adventure! ❤️🇪🇬

Did a quad tour without food. Pickup was punctual, there was contact via WhatsApp the whole time, the tour was great, and the length of 3 hours was perfect with a total of 3 stops. Afterward, local items are offered for sale, but not in an intrusive way and very friendly. We declined camel riding. The return transport was just as uncomplicated. We would definitely recommend it.

The expérience was really Nice! We loved the quad riding and the Little stops! Our guide «Mohammad was also really caring and asked all the time if everything was alright. We got many drinks, welcome tea, drink in village, bottle of water,… The pharmacy was not a must for me but the positive thing is we weren’t pushed to buy stuff. I’d recommend this tour! We didn’t do the camel ride (own choice, as we don’t like animals being used for this kind of things). We bought the Scarf 5$ per person and we borrowed the face masks for 3$ to be more comfortable.

I did a quad tour only with the guide (private tour), it was amazing... super guy... do this or other tours only here... negotiate a price... it always works! Tip: just say CharlyDan recommended it to you...

Very helpful and organized staff. Excellent value for money. An unforgettable quad experience at sunset.

Our guide Sekuot was truly very attentive; we started in a group and then stopped to take some photos. At the Bedouin village, we tried making bread and feeding the goats. Amidst mocking laughter, we took a short ride on the camel just long enough to take a few photos. We visited their pharmacy, complete with tastings of tamarind and karkade drinks, and explanations about their spices and essences. Dinner outdoors at sunset and a show that we all participated in. The most exciting part? The return on the quad at night; we stopped, turned off the headlights, and finally saw billions of stars.

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