Horse back ride

€40 / per person

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Horse back ride and explore the rare beauty of the Red Sea desert.
A ride in the desert will give you the feel of real Arabian land.

Highlights
Take a ride in desert and get a feel for the real Arabian horse.
Breathe in the desert air, and have your fill of the picturesque landscape
See the stunning desert sunset on the back of a horse

Full description
This is one of the most exotic destinations for horseback riding in Egypt.
The ancient horse culture is very much alive in Egypt, and it is doubtful that any part of the world can match its rich and broad mosaic of history.
Horse trainers are also provided to give you pre-ride coaching, and to assist you throughout your journey.

Important to know :

Not suitable for Pregnant women & People with back problems

What to bring

Comfortable shoes
Sunglasses
Sun hat

Know before you go

Please remember to bring comfortable shoes, seasonally appropriate clothing, and sunglasses
Pickup starts from 2 PM (the pickup time varies between hotels and will be confirmed after booking)

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This is one of the most exotic destinations for horseback riding in Egypt. The ancient horse culture is very much alive in Egypt, and it is doubtful that any part of the world can match its rich and broad mosaic of history. Horse trainers are also provided to give you pre-ride coaching, and to assist you throughout your journey.

Tour Plan

1

Transfers from Hurghada by air-conditioned van

2

Arabian horse for 2 hours with English or German-speaking guide. Mineral water or soft drinks during tour

3

Drop you off your location

Tour Location

Take a ride in desert and get a feel for the real Arabian horse. Breathe in the desert air, and have your fill of the picturesque landscape See the stunning desert sunset on the back of a horse

History of the City

Hurghada first emerged as a settlement of significance in 1909, when British geologists discovered oil reserves nearby. For decades oil—as well as fishing—drove the small Egyptian town’s economy. Today, it is a major resort city, part of a transformation along the Red Sea coast. As recently as the 1980s, only 12,000 people lived in Hurghada. It was around that time that hotels started to spring up, as the region’s spectacular coastal views, perpetually sunny skies, mild winters, and extensive network of coral reefs proved an appealing combination for developers. By 2014, Hurghada’s population had swollen to more than 250,000 people, and the city had become a haven for tourists—fueled by some of the best diving and snorkeling opportunities in the world. More than one million tourists, mainly Europeans and Russians, visit Hurghada each year.

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This is one of the most exotic destinations for horseback riding in Egypt. The ancient horse culture is very much alive in Egypt, and it is doubtful that any part of the world can match its rich and broad mosaic of history. Horse trainers are also provided to give you pre-ride coaching, and to assist you throughout your journey.