Wahiba Bedouin Rustic Camp

La disponibilità dei proprietari. Ottimo x famiglie perché si possono fare molte attività extra tra cui il contatto diretto con gli animali.

Un pó troppe mosche durante il giorno,ma nulla di insuperabile.

Très bien situé et repas plutôt satisfaisant. Beaucoup d'animation proposées.

La literie était dur, on avait l'impression de dormir sur une planche.

Dinner was excellent. We loved the fire camp with the description of Beduin lifestyle between modernity and preservation of the essence of traditional beduin life: freedom, self reliance, Résilience, non conformism and local traditions.

We were travelling as a family of 5 with 3 teenagers-aged 15-18. As long as you follow the location links in order which they give once you have booked, you’ll find the camp with no problems, we had a small 4x4 and the journey into the desert was great. Our kids adored the dune bashing, we got great photos and they all had a go at driving the host’s 4x4 which they adored (just on the flat bit) they also used the quad bikes, had henna tattoos and did the best camel ride all for extra cost, which the host was v upfront about and gave us all the costings before we booked. There was free camel and goat feeding, the goats were only a week old and were adorable to cuddle. He also taught us to write our names in Arabic . We climbed the dune nearby to watch sunrise and the evening meal was delicious. The campfire was a great insight into Bedouin life. We had a private outside shower and toilet for our tent and showering with no roof was bliss. We slept under the stars just outside our tent and there was amazing wifi ?!? Would 100% recommend.

Perhaps to encourage all visitors to turn off their tent lights by 10pm so there is less light pollution and we can see the stars even better.

We were truly impressed by this traditional Bedouin camp. The owner and his family are incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Sitting around the campfire, we had the chance to hear fascinating stories about Bedouin life, and we were even allowed to move our beds outside to sleep under the open starry sky – a magical experience! The tents are also beautiful and create a lovely atmosphere. There are plenty of activities starting directly from the camp, and one of the highlights was feeding the goats and camels. Also the Dinner was very delicious. We will definitely come back and can highly recommend this camp to others!

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The hosts are very kind. In the evening, they share stories about Bedouin life. In the morning, there is a chance to feed goats and camels. A big plus is the vicinity of sand dunes, offering a nice view of the sunset and sunrise. I recommend this place also because it is not big and is run by locals. The lunch and breakfast are tasty.

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Desert is always a great experience

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