Safari Trip in Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert

Here are some interesting things to do and see in the Siwa Oasis. First, you should visit the Schali Fortress, which is like a large castle. Then, you can explore the ruins of the ancient temple of the Oracle of Amun. Also, the towering mountain Gebel al-Mawta, which you can climb. In Egypt, there is a special pool called Cleopatra's Pool where you can swim. Finally, you should visit Fatnas, which is a very cool place in Siwa.

Yes, we can provide you with overnight camping during your safari trip, it is a popular option during desert safaris in Egypt. Sleeping under the stars in a Bedouin-style camp is a unique experience. However, it's important to check with your tour operator to ensure they offer overnight camping options.

Yes, desert safari tours may be available during specific periods, and these periods can be daytime, nighttime, or a combination of both. Each type of tour has its own unique features and experiences:

Day Safaris:

Allows participants to explore the beauty of the desert during the day.
An opportunity to see the landscape and wildlife in daylight.
The possibility of taking great photos due to good natural lighting.
Night Safaris:

Offers a unique experience with the opportunity to explore the desert in the dark.
A chance to see the stars and the magnificent night sky away from artificial lighting.
The possibility of seeing some nocturnal animals and hearing the natural sounds of the desert.
Combined safari tours (day and night):

Offers an all-inclusive experience where participants can enjoy the desert throughout the day.
An opportunity to see the changes in nature and wildlife during the day and night.

Mostly dry and hot. Temperatures in summer (May to September) are over 38°C, with highs reaching 50°C. Temperatures on the Mediterranean coast range from 15 to 25°C at the end of November to 20 to 30°C in Aswan, which is in the southern region. On winter nights, Cairo and the seafront can register temperatures as low as 10°C. The days in the desert and the Sinai mountains are very hot, while the nights are terribly cold. With 20 centimeters of rain a year, Alexandria in the north receives most of it, while Aswan in the south has received only 1 centimeter on average over the last five years.