Desert Trekking in Marsa Alam
Egypt - Ras El Sudr - Marsa Alam - Luxor - Hurghada - Aswan - Alexandria - Abu Simbel - Sharm el Sheikh
About 40 km from Marsa Alam lies Wadi el Gemal National Park, a protected area of almost incredible bio diversity and home to a rare desert tribe, the Beja tribe. It is also home to the beautiful desert gazelle and other rare forms of wildlife.
The park provides you a specialist guide to satisfy your scholarly interest as well as a local Beja guide, to fill you in about local customs and tribal lore.
The park also boasts Egypt's first eco-lodge perfectly blended into the fascinating surrounding eco system.
Guided tours of various types and lengths are organised by the park. Pick and choose the kind you want.Whether you are a scholar or just looking to explore- desert treks in Marsa Alam are always an incredible adventure!
Wish to go trekking in the mountains and deserts of Egypt's Eastern Desert? There are loads of nature treks to choose from! You can also go on treks exploring areas full of ancient rock carvings.
Ask the hotel where you are staying in Marsa Alam if they do desert treks. Here are the names of some resorts to help you out:
- Abou Dabbab Diving Resort
- Bedouin Valley
- Hotel Calimera Habiba Beach Resort
- Coral Beach Diving Resort
You could opt to travel in a variety of ways in the desert. Camel treks are a great way to enjoy the desert panorama.Or you could opt for a ride on an Arabian horse, with special instructors to guide you. If you want a quicker option, choose the easy to operate beach buggy and go biking in the desert!
At the end of your trek, enjoy a meal in a bedouin tent and even buy cool bedouin accessories!
Remember to use sun protection, keep your head covered and drink plenty of water and you won't go wrong on a desert trek.
So, come along for a wonderful trekking adventure in the deserts of Marsa Alam!
