Black & White Desert Safari
With overnight Camping

Duration
2 days
Location
Cairo
Bahariya
Black Desert
White Desert

Price for 1 poerson
90$
Price for 2 poerson or more
85$ per person

✨ Overview

Embark on a two-day desert safari that takes you deep into the heart of Egypt’s magical Western Desert. Marvel at the surreal landscapes of the White Desert, hike the volcanic hills of the Black Desert, and camp overnight under a sky full of stars. This is not just a trip — it’s an adventure of a lifetime.

🍽 Meals Included:

Lunch + dinner on Day 1
Breakfast on Day 2
Bottled water & tea throughout

📌 What’s Included:

Private round-trip transport from Cairo
Expert desert guide + 4×4 vehicle
All permits & entrance fees
Camping equipment (tent, mattress, sleeping bag, blanket)
All meals and drinks mentioned
Stunning photo stops all along the way!

🧳 What to Bring:

Comfortable clothes for desert travel
Light jacket or hoodie (nights can be cold)
Hiking shoes or sneakers
Hat, sunglasses & sunscreen
Camera or smartphone
Small backpack & personal toiletries
Power bank (no electricity at camp)

Pick-up

Pick-up and drop-off

Meals Included

Enjoying the scene why eating

Camping

Unforgettable Adventures Await

Sightseeing

Dramatic golden landscapes

Sleep Under the Stars – Explore Egypt’s Otherworldly Landscape
📆 Day 1 – Cairo ➝ Bahariya ➝ Black Desert ➝ White Desert
Early morning pickup from Cairo (private car/van) Comfortable drive to Bahariya Oasis (approx. 4 hours)
Switch to 4×4 Jeep and begin desert exploration: ✅ Visit the Black Desert with its volcanic hills and sand dunes ✅ Stop at the shimmering Crystal Mountain ✅ Drive through Agabat Valley – dramatic golden landscapes ✅ Enjoy a desert lunch picnic on the way ✅ Reach the White Desert National Park in time for sunset
Set up camp in the White Desert ✅ Traditional Bedouin-style dinner ✅ Campfire under the stars with tea, music, and stories ✅ Overnight in comfortable tent (sleeping bags & blankets provided)
🌄 Day 2 – Sunrise ➝ Bahariya ➝ Cairo
Wake up early for sunrise views over white rock formations
Breakfast in the desert (tea, bread, jam, cheese, eggs)
Return drive to Bahariya Oasis, with optional stops at: ✅ Hot & Cold Springs ✅ Palm groves and local farms
Transfer back to Cairo by private vehicle Arrival by afternoon or early evening

Black and White Desert

The Black and White Deserts are two strikingly distinct and beautiful natural wonders located in the Western Desert of Egypt, near the Bahariya and Farafra oases.They offer a truly otherworldly experience, showcasing the incredible geological diversity of the Sahara.

The Black Desert

Appearance: As its name suggests, the Black Desert is characterized by vast expanses of dark basaltic rocks and volcanic hills. These formations were created by ancient volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, coating the landscape with a layer of black powder and rocks

The White Desert

Appearance: In stark contrast to the Black Desert, the White Desert (Sahara el Beyda) is renowned for its surreal, blindingly white chalk rock formations. These formations stand out against the yellow desert sand, resembling mushrooms, giant chess pieces, “chicken and mushroom” shapes, rabbits, camels, and other fantastical forms.

Agabat Valley

Agabat Valley, often called the “Beautiful Valley” (Akabat in Arabic, due to its challenging terrain), is a stunning natural wonder located in Egypt’s Western Desert. It’s a popular stop for tourists exploring the Bahariya and Farafra Oases, particularly those visiting the famous White and Black Deserts.

Unique Landscape: What makes Agabat truly special is its dramatic contrast. It features impressive white rock formations, similar to those found in the White Desert, alongside golden sand dunes and unusual yellow limestone rocks. The sides of its mountains are often higher and steeper than those leading to Bahariya and Farafra, creating a truly breathtaking panorama.
Geological History: Millions of years ago, Agabat Valley was submerged under the sea. Over time, as the ocean receded and the plateau shifted, layers of sedimentary rock (primarily limestone and chalk) were exposed. Wind and sand erosion have sculpted these rocks into incredible and surreal shapes, resembling sugar loaves, mushrooms, and other artistic forms. Ancient marine fossils can still be found here, offering a glimpse into its distant past.

Black & White Desert Safari

Black and White Desert

Agabat Valley

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