Quad Bike Tour in Sharm El Sheikh

The choice is in the range of yes and no. While taking pictures while sightseeing is generally permitted and encouraged, there are some locations—such as the Egyptian Museum, the Valley of the Kings, any of the Pyramids, inside the tombs in Sakkara, the tombs of noblemen in Luxor, and the Valley of the Queens in Luxor—where even your camera is prohibited.

Sharm El-Sheikh offers a wide range of lodging options, from opulent resorts to less expensive alternatives. Tourists find the areas around Sabq, Soho Square, and Naama Bay to be appealing. The Hyatt Regency, Royal Savoy, Reef Oasis Blue Bay Resort, and Charmillion Sea Life Resort are among the most popular beachfront lodging alternatives.

Depending on the tour operator and the particular requirements of the activity, age and weight restrictions may change. Generally speaking, to ride a quad bike, a person must be at least 16 years old. For safety considerations, there can also be weight restrictions. It is advisable to inquire about any age or weight limits that the tour operator may have.

Although Arabic is the main language spoken in several Middle Eastern nations, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Oman, Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Palestine, it's not necessary to learn Arabic if you want to visit these countries, as English is the official language. You can learn a few simple terms and phrases in Arabic to lighten the mood on your travels or to start a chat with some of the locals.

Transportation options in Sharm El Sheikh include taxis, minibusses, and car rentals. Many resorts also offer shuttle services.

Enjoy an adventurous quad tour of approximately 1.5 hours in the Sinai Desert. You don't need any experience to do this, because the quads are automatic and the quad instructor will show you and explain everything to you.