



by Space Observers Egypt
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$56This five-hour tour in Hurghada begins with a hotel pickup and a van drive of about 5 kilometers into the desert, arriving at an observation area in time to watch the sunset. After approximately 30 minutes enjoying the desert sunset, the group moves to a nearby Bedouin camp. At the camp, visitors receive a cold drink and traditional herbal Bedouin tea. Following this, there is a candlelit buffet dinner lasting about one hour, served in the desert setting. After dinner, a three-hour stargazing session takes place using a 15-inch GPS-directed Meade telescope. A professional astronomer guides observers through the night sky, pointing out stars, planets, and deep space objects visible above Hurghada. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, with additional fees applied for pickups from Sahl Hasheesh, Makadi Gouna, and Safaga. The experience is suitable for all ages and offers a quiet environment to observe and learn about astronomy in the desert.
Desert Sunset Observation
After a van drive of about 5 kilometers from the hotel, arrive at a desert observation point in Hurghada. Spend 30 minutes watching the sunset and taking photos in the desert landscape before heading onward to the Bedouin camp.
30 min
Second Hurghada
Spend 30 minutes at a Bedouin camp in the desert. Guests receive a cold refreshing drink and have the opportunity to taste special Bedouin herbal tea prepared locally.
30 min
Hurghada 1
Enjoy a 60-minute candlelit buffet dinner featuring Bedouin cuisine. The setting provides a peaceful atmosphere to dine and prepare for the stargazing portion of the tour.
60 min
Stargazing with Telescope
For about three hours, use a GPS-directed 15-inch Meade telescope to observe stars, planets, and deep space objects in the clear Hurghada night sky. A professional astronomer provides explanations during this quiet session in the desert after sunset.
180 min




by Space Observers Egypt
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$56This five-hour tour in Hurghada begins with a hotel pickup and a van drive of about 5 kilometers into the desert, arriving at an observation area in time to watch the sunset. After approximately 30 minutes enjoying the desert sunset, the group moves to a nearby Bedouin camp. At the camp, visitors receive a cold drink and traditional herbal Bedouin tea. Following this, there is a candlelit buffet dinner lasting about one hour, served in the desert setting. After dinner, a three-hour stargazing session takes place using a 15-inch GPS-directed Meade telescope. A professional astronomer guides observers through the night sky, pointing out stars, planets, and deep space objects visible above Hurghada. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, with additional fees applied for pickups from Sahl Hasheesh, Makadi Gouna, and Safaga. The experience is suitable for all ages and offers a quiet environment to observe and learn about astronomy in the desert.
Desert Sunset Observation
After a van drive of about 5 kilometers from the hotel, arrive at a desert observation point in Hurghada. Spend 30 minutes watching the sunset and taking photos in the desert landscape before heading onward to the Bedouin camp.
30 min
Second Hurghada
Spend 30 minutes at a Bedouin camp in the desert. Guests receive a cold refreshing drink and have the opportunity to taste special Bedouin herbal tea prepared locally.
30 min
Hurghada 1
Enjoy a 60-minute candlelit buffet dinner featuring Bedouin cuisine. The setting provides a peaceful atmosphere to dine and prepare for the stargazing portion of the tour.
60 min
Stargazing with Telescope
For about three hours, use a GPS-directed 15-inch Meade telescope to observe stars, planets, and deep space objects in the clear Hurghada night sky. A professional astronomer provides explanations during this quiet session in the desert after sunset.
180 min