Camel safari Sinai highland

The Bedouins usually sleep under the stars. They call it the million-star hotel. On that trip through the Camel safari in Sinai highland, we will camp on our wild trails through the pristine Sinai Trail as the nomadic did before in the nature without a rooms or a bathroom just the wilderness. You will learn basic camping skills and how to set up a tent. Everyone should have a waterproof tent and a sleeping bag suitable for all seasons to ensure that there is enough space to make you all feel comfortable. A 3- or 4-season sleeping bag (depending on the time of year) will be enough to make your experience safe and comfortable.

Sinai’s unique weather is due to its 1530-metre-high mountains and valleys. We prefer to run this trip in spring and autumn, when the daytime temperatures are lower and more pleasant for Camel Safari (usually ranging from 15 to 27 °C). But we could run a lot of other camel safaris through the Sinai Desert during the winter with prepared hikers. Winter nights can be really cold, but blankets and sleeping bags are provided for safety. Accurate data is crucial for understanding the weather conditions as the trip date approaches. We will be able to gather information about the weather conditions that we are going to face, and that could let us confirm the trip or not. We’ve got to be well prepared for all conditions—the hot weather, the cold weather and the rains weather —with the right clothes and good equipment.

You will have three extremely delicious bedouin meals cooked up the wood fire all the trip, and you can also help in their preparation if you want to. Breakfast is usually eggs, cheese, beans, honey, and jam; lunch is on the lighter side with salad, grilled eggplant, tuna salad, mashed potatoes, and white cheese; and dinner is the amazing cuisine of bedouins, which is soup, pasta, rice, lentils, vegetables, meat, or chicken slow-cooked on charcoal or on the fire with some fruit.

The camel is one of the most important animals that humans have ever used. Riding a camel for a long period of time throughout the day is relatively tiring and painful for beginners, and this must be taken into consideration, so the trip will be a mixture of riding, walking, and leading the camel. to get the best experince as we can.