Wilderness Ventures Egypt: collaborating with the people of Egypt

We specialize in adventure tours in Sinai and the Western Desert while working in partnership with a team of young guides in Cairo and some of the leading dive companies on the Red Sea Coast.

Camel riding Sinai Egypt

Sinai with Yalla Jabaleya

Yalla Jabaleya provides trained guides from the local Bedouin tribe of Mt Sinai, the Jabaleya, to give visitors a privileged insight into the extraordinary history, culture and environment of Sinai, homeland to the Jabaleya.

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Zarzora brings 20 years of experience in desert reconnaissance to the organization of exceptional long range jeep safaris through the battlefield of El Alamein and the Great Sand Sea to the Western Desert Oases, White Desert and Gilf Kebir.
El Azhari
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El Azhari guides are students and graduates of the foremost Islamic institution in the Arab world, El Azhar, and are uniquely qualified to give an insight into the mind of Cairo, ancient, medieval and revolutionary.
Sea Queen Fleet
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Our partners in Dahab and the Sea Queen Fleet in Sharm, provide everything from a couple of hours snorkelling to a week of technical diving from either a hotel or a live-aboard.

So why don’t you arrange an expedition to Sinai or the Western Desert with an exciting few days in Cairo or time out on the Red Sea Coast, snorkeling or diving?

We like to keep groups small to allow a proper relationship to develop between visitors and guides.

Programmes are arranged in a modular way so that large groups can disperse for the day and return together in the evening to share stories.

We respond to your interests, cultural or adventurous, and can design a programme just for you, prioritising wilderness expeditions, city exploration or reef and wreck diving.

Suitable for couples, groups of friends, families, clubs or schools.

We can link our programmes to arrivals in either Cairo or Sharm el Sheikh.

This is culture and adventure tourism as it should be!

This website is currently having extra pages created to cover Cairo and the Red Sea.

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