- Drive to the Wadi el Gemal (‘Valley of the Camels’) National Park south of Marsa Alam
- Fantastically beautiful beaches and wild nature very close together
- Visit the Qulan Lagoon and swim in crystal clear water
- Lunch with Bedouins
- Wild camels in ‘sight’
Introducing…
- Mohmed Adel, 30 years, single, and passionate diver
- Empathetic, trusting and patient instructor also for novice divers
- Lives in El Qusier, 130km south of Hurghada
- Runs a beach camp with Bedouin tents with his brother Basem and a dive center south of El Qusier
- Fluent English skills
- Very well connected in the Marsa Alam region
Wild Camels and Caribbean Feeling in One 🐫🌴
During my first stay at Mohammed and Basem’s beach camp, I decided to take a day trip to one of Egypt’s three national parks. A visit to the ‘Valley of the Camels’ is particularly worthwhile because of its beaches and lagoons. Qulan in particular gives visitors a real ‘Caribbean feeling’. And all this with the knowledge that a ‘desert ship’ could come towards you and cross your path at any time.
The Wadi el Gemal National Park covers an area of 6200 km2. To explore it more intensively, I recommend a trip lasting several days in a 4-wheel drive vehicle. For anyone who wants to be close to nature, camping with the Bedouins will be a very special experience. Especially when you can watch wild camels at their watering holes.
Mohmed’s family will definitely support you in planning this tours. Let me know if you would like me to make contact.
