7 days Great Gobi Tour

Our multi-day tour of Mongolia was an unforgettable experience! Our tour guide Nomin was simply fantastic – a very nice and competent young woman who always tried to fulfil all our wishes. What was particularly impressive was how she always found an alternative for me, as I don't like sheep meat, which is often on the menu in the Gobi Desert. Of course, this was not always possible, but we greatly appreciated their efforts. This tour is perfect for adventurers who do not need luxury. The accommodations are simple Ger tents, and the toilet and shower are located somewhere on the premises. Often, the showers only come with a trickle of water, and you spend a lot of time in the car. We were aware of this and were looking for something like this, so we loved the experience. If you are expecting a 5-star luxury hotel, you should Trips to another country. For us, however, it was the perfect mix of adventure and authenticity. We can recommend this tour to anyone who wants to experience the true beauty and culture of Mongolia!

An unforgettable tour :). The itinerary is well chosen and time is optimized. It's a bit touristy, but it's still a great way to meet the Gobi and the people who live there. Accommodation and food are good if you're not vegetarian or vegan (if you are, you'll need dehydrated soups/dishes, as there's meat at every meal). The landscapes are magnificent. Our guide Anku was very nice, encouraging us when it was physically hard and organizing our stay well when there were unforeseen circumstances. We had rain and floods in the Gobi, it's very rare but it happens and it made our stay even more unique :). A special thanks to our driver Dava who overcame the weather conditions with a smile and got us to our final destination. I'd just like to clarify a few points that were unexpected for me: for girls, Mongolia is very flat and treeless if you want to go to the toilet in the wild, you don't have places to hide so Mongolians use umbrellas. Another thing is that in the Gobi it's often windy, and on the sand dunes you need protection, otherwise you'll get a lot of sand in your face and mouth. There are special masks for this, or hats with a kind of mosquito net. Danista gives you sleeping bags, but for me they were too warm. If you're like me and don't like to sleep in the heat, it's better to bring your own bag at 15°C, which is more than enough for the summer nights in Gobi.

Danista Nomad tour exceeded expectations with stunning Gobi Desert landscapes, expert driver Tomuro and knowledgeable guide and photographer Singu Ratler, comfortable accommodations, and a perfectly paced itinerary. Highly recommended for an unforgettable adventure!

really enjoyed my gobi tour! the tour company was very responsive and helpful. our guide saruul and driver tomuro were very experienced and i felt like i was in safe hands the whole time!!