Duration
1 Day Trip
Tour Type
Private
Transportation
Bus
Description
Experience a Magical Star Gazing Tour in Sharm El Sheikh with Bedouin Dinner & Camel Ride Embark on an unforgettable Star Gazing Tour in Sharm El Sheikh and immerse yourself in a mesmerizing desert adventure. Enjoy a traditional Bedouin dinner under a sky filled with countless stars, creating a magical atmosphere. Ride a camel across golden dunes, led by experienced Bedouin guides, before stopping at a cozy desert camp. Savor a delicious BBQ feast and sip on authentic Bedouin tea while soaking in the tranquil surroundings. As darkness blankets the desert, gaze up at the sparkling night sky one of the best Star Gazing experiences in Egypt. Far from city lights, the clear desert sky offers an unparalleled view of constellations, making it perfect for astronomy lovers and photographers. This unique journey blends culture, nature, and celestial wonder, ensuring an evening you’ll never forget. Whether you’re seeking romance, adventure, or simply a peaceful escape, this Star Gazing Tour promises an extraordinary experience under the stars of Sharm El Sheikh.
Why You’ll Love This Star Gazing Tour
This unique adventure combines culture, nature, and astronomy for an extraordinary evening. The peaceful desert setting provides the perfect backdrop for a Star Gazing Tour, far from city lights. Enjoy Bedouin hospitality, savor flavorful food, and create memories under a sky filled with stars. Whether you’re a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a magical escape, this Star Gazing is a must-do in Sharm El Sheikh!
What’s Included Star Gazing Tour
- Pick up services from your hotel in Sharm and return
- All transfers by an air-conditioned vehicle
- Camel ride in the desert of Sharm El Sheikh
- Bedouin Village Tour with Bedouin Tea
- Barbeque dinner with mineral water and soft drinks
- All services charges and taxes
Exclusions Star Gazing
- Any extras not mentioned in the program
- Personal expenses
- Optional activities
- Tipping Kitty
Tour Pricing (Per Person in USD)
Star Gazing Prices are listed per person, except during Christmas, New Year, and Easter holidays.
Children Policy:
- 0 – 1.99 years: Free
- 2 – 5.99 years: 25% of the tour price
- 6 – 11.99 years: 50% of the tour price
- 12+ years: Full adult price
Note: Child rates apply only when sharing a room with parents (max 2 children per room).
Book now for an enchanting night of stargazing, camel rides, and Bedouin traditions!
Tour Plan
Escape from the noisy city to the serenity of the desert to enjoy Bedouin Dinner Sharm El Sheikh. Start your trip when Luxor and Aswan Travel representative pick you up from your hotel (at 3:00 pm) and get excited with the camel riding for approximately 20 minutes through the Desert, where you can experience the real Bedouin life and watch the sunset. Enjoy the welcoming Bedouin tea with herbs (Habak)upon arrival at the tent, bedouin bread will be made and guests can try their bread making skills too! Dinner will be served in a buffet style under the candles light in the middle of the desert. fire show and enjoying the Egyptian traditional shisha ( water pipe with apple flavoured tobacco). After that heading with the astronomy guide to the telescope area, approximately about 30 to 45 minutes watching the stars and planet(s) through the telescopes with a chance to take photographs. Finally drive back to your hotel.
9 reviews for Star Gazing Tour
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Linda Jo Vickery –
Magic in the desert from camel backs to cosmic skies
I can’t believe how special this evening turned out. We were picked up right on time, taken out to the desert, and introduced to our camels and Bedouin guide. The ride was slow and calm, with beautiful views in every direction. Once we reached the camp, we sat on cushions while dinner was grilled nearby. Everything smelled so good. Then, as we finished eating, the stars came out—and I mean, all of them. The sky looked painted. We just laid back and watched in silence. One of the best moments of our trip
Dwight Cramer –
Desert nights, camel lights, and the taste of Bedouin spice
February brought cool evenings and clear skies, making our safari tour even more magical. The whole journey was peaceful and well-organized. Riding camels over the dunes was relaxing once you got the rhythm. What really hit me though was the dinner. The fire crackled as the sun disappeared, and we dug into plates of flavorful grilled chicken and vegetables. Then came the stars—dozens turned into hundreds. Even spotted a few shooting stars.
Ruby Coates –
Desert BBQ and star gazing made us feel totally unplugged
We wanted a break from the hotels and beaches, and this was exactly what we needed. The desert was peaceful and stretched out endlessly. The camels were well-trained and didn’t mind the ride at all. Our Bedouin guide, Kareem, was friendly and knew a ton about the desert’s history. The barbeque dinner was surprisingly hearty—grilled meats, rice, veggies—and the mint tea at the end was just right. Laying on soft rugs, eyes to the sky, we could finally exhale.
Molly Redding –
From camelback to constellations—desert dreams came true
We took this trip in late March and it was absolutely perfect. The temperature was cool and comfortable, and our group was small, which made everything feel more intimate. Riding camels at sunset made me feel like I was in some ancient storybook. Then we stopped for a traditional Bedouin barbeque—everything cooked fresh and right in front of us. The tea was sweet and the laughter from everyone around made it extra special. After dinner, we laid back and traced constellations. A guide pointed out Orion, Sirius, and even Mars. Just wow
Harlan Dugger –
Quiet desert, blazing grill, and the sky full of stars
We didn’t expect it to be this peaceful. After the bustle of Sharm El Sheikh, this tour was like stepping into another world. The camel ride was bumpy in the best way, giving us time to enjoy the view. The guide was hilarious and shared great desert stories. Dinner was set up like a cozy picnic—cushions, candles, and grilled meats that made your mouth water. The silence out there was powerful. And the stars? It was like the sky finally turned the lights back on.
Darla Boone –
Desert sunset camel ride and Bedouin barbeque were next-level
I had zero camel experience before this, but now I’m a full fan. We joined this tour in January and everything from the pickup to the star gazing was smooth. The desert was stunning—warm sands, a soft breeze, and nothing but space around you. Our Bedouin guide led the way with charm, stopping for photos and laughs. We ate dinner beside a fire, sitting on cushions like desert royalty. The food was simple but delicious, and the tea? Sweet and minty. As night fell, the stars came out like glitter on a black canvas. Unreal.
Wendell Harmon –
Bedouin tales, grilled lamb, and a million twinkling stars
March was the perfect time for this tour. The weather was cool, the sand soft, and the vibe—just serene. What I loved most was how personal everything felt. The Bedouin guides talked about their way of life and answered all our curious questions. The camel ride was quiet and calming, not rushed at all. But the best part? Dinner under the stars. The grilled lamb had this smoky spice to it that paired perfectly with the night air. We laid on cushions in the sand and just stared up. It felt like time stood still out there.
Lacey McCoy –
Riding camels and counting stars in Sharm was pure joy
This was honestly one of the highlights of our trip to Egypt. The Bedouin Safari and Star Gazing Tour was a perfect mix of chill and thrill. First of all, the camels were surprisingly well-behaved and even kind of cute. Our Bedouin guide made the whole experience feel authentic and fun. We rode into the desert and watched the sun set behind the dunes—it looked like something straight out of a movie. Then came the Bedouin barbeque, which was both tasty and generous. We ended the evening laying on blankets, sipping sweet tea, and marveling at the stars. Truly something I’ll never forget.
Travis Rayburn –
An unforgettable desert night with camels, stars, and Bedouin vibes
We joined the Bedouin Safari and Star Gazing Tour in February and honestly, I didn’t expect it to be this magical. Riding a camel across the golden sand dunes was already a dream, but stopping midway to sip on fresh Bedouin tea while the sun dipped behind the hills? Unreal. The camel ride was smoother than I thought, and our Bedouin guide was full of jokes that had us laughing the whole way. Afterward, we were treated to a sizzling barbeque under a sky packed with stars. I’m talking thousands. No city lights, no noise—just the desert, the stars, and that grilled chicken that I swear was the best I’ve ever had. This tour hit the sweet spot between peaceful and adventurous.