Meet the Wild Camels 
- Trip to Wadi El Gemal National Park (‘Valley of the Camels’) south of Marsa Alam
- Beautiful beaches and unspoilt desert nature lie close together here
- Visit to the Qulan Lagoon including a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear water
- Break for a delicious lunch with the Bedouins
- Wild camels often in ‘sight’
Introducing…
- Mohmed Adel ‚Mr. Tom‘, 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 for its beaches and lagoons.
Qulan, in particular, gives visitors a real ‘Caribbean vibe’. And all this whilst knowing that a ‘desert ship’ could come towards you and cross your path at any moment.
Wadi El Gemal National Park covers an area of 6,200 km². To explore it in greater depth, I recommend a multi-day tour in a 4×4. For anyone who wants to get up close to nature, camping with the Bedouins is a truly special experience. Especially when you can observe wild camels at their watering holes.
Mohmed’s family will gladly support you in planning these tours. Let me know if you’d like me to connect you.
More Tours with Mr. Tom
Dive with Mohmed in the most beautiful diving areas of the Marsa Alam region