Egypt Western Desert (Sahara) Tour Reviews

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2 Reviews For Egypt Western Desert (Sahara) Tour

  • Guest 3rd Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: The western desert is magical how can anyone notice dust heat or how long the trip is. I have been twice at 52 years old. The Bedouin at Daklah are wonderful. The desert does something to your sole. I went for a week on a camel into the desert. The heavens are like diamonds the only thing you hear is your inner body. Please if you can go it will change your life say hi to my friends at el dahouse Mut.


    Bad Points: To me there is none, it is a poor country so I lived like the Bedouin, it was very special


    General comments: Please go to the western desert not looking for 5 star treatment, it is a 3rd world country, treat people with respect, dress respectfully and you will be shown more than the average visitor.

  • ian on tour Rank: Lance Corporal 7th Feb 2004

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    We took a 3 day tour with Naga Gabriel from Cairo to Luxor via the sahara desert.
    We spent 1.5 days travelling on good tarmac roads in minibuses - a bit boring and not especially comfortable, and 1.5 days mixed on and off road in a toyota landcruiser - what an adventure.
    Naga Gabriel is extremely knowledgable, fairly cheap, well organised and reliable.
    The Sahara was well worth a visit - the lonely planet doesn't really do it justice.
    The food was mostly bedouin food (no sheeps eyes) It tas ...

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