We will help you to find the program best suited to your clients needs and your flight schedule. A Typical Day on Safari Everyone gets up between six and seven a.m. The d rivers have already been up to prepare breakfast, and they dismantle and stow the tents and equipment. Departure is immediately after breakfast. The routing is designed to show a change of scenery every day.
Lunch break is at a well-suited, beautiful spot, sometimes providing an opportunity to wash or swim.
After lunch the tour continues to the landscapes and points of interest of the day s program until finally, app. Tents and bags are unloaded, and everybody prepares his o r her sleeping place in the tent by daylight. Beneath the sparkling stars a hot soup and a hearty Egyptian-style meal is dished out. We operate with a min. For breakfast, there are coffee, tea or hot chocolate, cheese, eggs, jam, bread or special Bedouin pan cakes.