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• Families on jeep, stargazing, camel or horse tours • Multi-generational groups • Parents who want a closed-vehicle option
Not every desert tour suits younger kids. This page lists the family-friendly options, the minimum ages we apply and the routes we actually recommend with children.
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The Hurghada jeep and stargazing safari with dinner, the private jeep safari, the Sinai jeep safari in Sharm and the Marsa Alam jeep safari have no minimum age. Kids ride inside the 4x4 with you the whole time, with no quad involved. This is the easiest family option in our catalogue.
Every tour with a quad ride, including the Super Safari in Hurghada, Sharm and Marsa Alam, has a minimum age of 16. Under-16s cannot join, not even as a passenger on a parent's quad. Teens aged 16 and over each drive their own quad.
In Hurghada, the sunset camel ride takes kids from 4 and horse riding starts at 8. In Sharm, horse riding starts at 7. The Hurghada buggy ride is 16+ like the quads, with no passengers under 16. Teens who want some speed can drive a buggy or their own quad from 16; younger kids are better off on the jeep and stargazing safari, the camel ride or horse riding.
Closed shoes, sun hats, sun cream, a small water bottle each, and a light jacket for evening returns. Many guests bring wet wipes for after-dinner.
• Families on jeep, stargazing, camel or horse tours • Multi-generational groups • Parents who want a closed-vehicle option
• Babies and toddlers on long, bumpy desert routes • Children and teens under 16 on any quad tour or Super Safari • Pregnant guests on adventure routes
Yes on jeep and stargazing safaris or the sunset camel ride (from 4). Not on quad tours or the Super Safari, which are 16+ only.
Standard hotel transfer is a minivan with seatbelts. We do not provide infant car seats. If you need one, please tell us in advance.
Camels for sure. Bedouin villages sometimes have goats. We do not run any wild-animal interaction tours.