Private White Desert Overnight Camping Safari

Name: Private White Desert Overnight Camping Safari
Price: 220 USD
Availability: InStock

One private night among the world's strangest chalk sculptures

4.9 (413) • Desert Safari • White Desert • 1 night (approx. 24 hours)

From 220 USD / per group

About this activity

A private overnight camping trip in the White Desert National Park, with your own guide, private camp, dinner and breakfast.

Full description

Departing in the early afternoon, your private guide takes you deep into the White Desert's wind-sculpted formations, with a private sunset viewing, private campfire dinner, and a night of camping at your own exclusive site under exceptionally clear skies.

What's included

Private hotel pickup and drop-off
Private 4x4 jeep
Private desert guide
Private camping equipment (tents and mats)
Private dinner and breakfast
Bottled water

Not included

White Desert National Park entry fee
Sleeping bag rental (available on request)
Gratuities

About this activity

Full Day

Private Tour

Desert Safari

Private hotel pickup and drop-off

Private 4x4 jeep

Private desert guide

Private camping equipment (tents and mats)

Private dinner and breakfast

Bottled water

Highlights

✓Spend a private afternoon and following morning in the White Desert National Park
✓Camp overnight at your own exclusive private campsite
✓Travel with a dedicated private guide throughout

Tour Itinerary & Map

1 Private early afternoon pickup from your Bahariya Oasis hotel
2 Private exploration of the White Desert's chalk formations
3 Private sunset viewing among the white formations
4 Private campfire dinner under the stars
5 Private overnight camping in the White Desert
6 Sunrise and private breakfast
7 Private return drive to Bahariya Oasis
8 Drop-off at your hotel

Download Itinerary (PDF)

Places You'll Visit

White Desert National Park

White Desert National Park lies in Egypt's Western Desert near the Farafra Oasis, roughly 45 kilometers north of Farafra town. It protects a landscape of white chalk rock formations sculpted by wind erosion into rounded, mushroom-like shapes, alongside the quartz outcrop known as Crystal Mountain, set within a broader desert of black basalt hills and dunes.