#Safari Buffet

[springbonnie2024]

CRINGE WARNING!!

i animated the fnaf movie trailer but with my safari buffet characters, it is bad, especially since the sound got UN alined some how, I worked 7 hours on this..... enjoy?

[onemetricdylan]

Anytime someone takes a form of comedic media too seriously, questioning the story motivations and The Meaning of It All. Like, i get it and love that for you but…

Before you start spiraling, consider “because it’s funny” as a possible valid explanation

[tourismguideqatar]

Suhoor Buffet Cruise Experience

Experience the cruise under the moonlight on our double-decker boat. offering both lower and upper decks for your comfort. Indulge in a delectable Ramadan Buffet as you enjoy the serene views. Refresh yourself with unlimited coffee, water, and tea while soaking in the tranquil atmosphere. with a dedicated prayer area.

[ltsmoving]

okay so.. a polyamorous pred in a relationship with only other prey would be called a buffet relationship right.

and a prey dating 2 preds would be tug of war, any more would be a share platter.

and an observer with a mix of pred and prey would be safari.

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The African Lodge

The African Lodge is a safari hotel with six suites. There is a reception, a spacious outdoor pool and Jacuzzi, a garden area to watch the animals, a spa, a lounge, two bars, and a generous breakfast buffet.

Thanks to all creators who made this house possible with their CC like @aggressivekitty, @chicklet, @leosims4cc, @k-hippie, KKB, MeinKatz, @msteaqueen, @radioactivedotcom, @sundays-sims and many many more.

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Mongolian Chocolates, Bandung Rose Lattes, and Pumpkin Spice

The entire trip, “vacation”, was our usual.

Usual Filipino family toxicity.

 At the age of 26, I’m tired and done.

 At least the trip kept me away from work

 and I got to play games for about 5 days in South Korea.

 I do not hate Korea, like I don’t hate any East Asian countries

 despite what they think of Filipinos.

I kept myself under wraps

 in a quiet little guesthouse in Seonggyunwan-ro.

 I loved the all-meals included, buffet style

 but my stomach was ever sensitive.

 I’ve gotten to the point that Korea is boring

 and wished I was in Mongolia.

 The booking and plan were not mine, since I’m with family.

 I could have had a Mongolian trip,

 if not for my single-entry visa.

 Maybe, someday,

 I would like to go to Mongolia,

 then China, North Korea, and Russia.

 I want to visit Belarus and Ukraine too, Tranistria.

 Seoul sucked the soul out of me, with their foreigners

 looking to hit it and hook up, party, and locals who wanted “experience”.

 I tried to draw and write, I really did

 yet the rain

 and the fact that I could not go around the full day because of it…

it reminded me of the Philippines.

Usually, I wish to go to a country to escape sudden rain

 and typhoons forming, not going into it.

I managed the trip alone for five days

Until they come back to Seoul.

I wanted to get fucked since I got wasted

But I did not choose my sexuality, I knew being AroAce chose me.

I rubbed one out after being hammered and sick

And searched Safari on private if I could bring vibrators in the airport.

I was not about to let myself be touched or touch some rando,

I hate everyone.

When they came back to Korea, they made me feel all bad,

Like usual, like when I was 12.

It does not matter, I get to spend their money

Because they screwed up the itinerary.

I did not get to see Mongolia, however the treats and pasalubong

Are fine and dandy.

I love Mongolian chocolates, and sweets.

You could snack on them even on the brink of an almost sore throat.

American food tends to be too sweet or too salty,

South Korean is too sweet, savory

And Filipino is on the sweet side

But there is something about Mongolian chocolates.

I do not have a good relationship with food,

Yet I snack on them.

My family’s time in Korea was short before we go back home

And now, I recently had my first paycheck after the trip.

I checked on my old friends, against Mama’s advice

(not my mother, but a known, good-looking woman).

And I feel nothing at all.

If they want toxic, if they are not self-aware,

I will not teach them.

I have a full license; I do not teach people for free

And I will not teach them to act right.

If they don’t understand my words and my actions,

And are committed to such misunderstandings,

Why parent the child?

Kids and teens piss me the fuck off,

Adults who act out and are not self-aware are more so.

I guess I try to philosophize, critique,

With all my office work, art, and writing,

With my belly full of fat, coffee,

Pumpkin spice and Bandung Rose latte

Why do people have to be so “mean”, and so “rude”?

I will never know my past’s answers.

I am stuck in a reverse,

In a different delusion.

That is because I was never friended, familied and loved

The way I wanted to be loved,

I never had lovers.

I do not have ex-friends or exes,

If I am the one who sought the most, the one who suffered.

Perhaps friendship and romance are a foreign language,

The one I will never comprehend.

I feel like the Virgin Mary with my friends, with my loves.

Never loved, never touched.

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Experience the Ultimate Desert Safari Adventure in Abu Dhabi

Venture into the captivating realm of the Abu Dhabi Desert with an enchanting Evening Desert Safari, a mesmerizing fusion of adventure and cultural exploration. Crafted meticulously by Sun City Tours, this safari promises an unforgettable escapade into the heart of the Al Lahbab red sand desert, fondly known as The Big Red.

The journey commences with a seamless pick-up from any Abu Dhabi location, ensuring a hassle-free start to your desert adventure. Board our air-conditioned 4x4 WD vehicle around 3:00 pm, accompanied by an expert desert safari driver, and brace yourself for an exhilarating ride.

The adventure kicks off with heart-pounding dune bashing and sand skiing, an adrenaline-pumping experience that sets the tone for an unforgettable expedition. As the sun begins its descent, witness the breathtaking hues of a desert sunset atop the highest dune, capturing a picture-perfect moment that precedes our arrival at the Bedouin-style campsite.

At the campsite, immerse yourself in Emirati hospitality, welcomed with traditional Arabic Dates, aromatic Gahwa (Arabic coffee), and refreshing beverages. Engage in live demonstrations of Arabic sweets and explore the cultural tapestry through henna decorations, aromatic Arabic smoking pipes, camel trekking, and captivating live performances featuring belly dancers, fire spinners, and talented tanoura artists.

Indulge your taste buds in a lavish BBQ Buffet dinner amidst the enchanting desert ambiance. Relish an array of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, complemented by fresh fruits and authentic Arabic desserts. Special dietary requests, including Jain meals, are accommodated with prior notice.

The Evening Desert Safari in Abu Dhabi caters to all, ensuring that heart patients, pregnant women, and kids can join in the fun. They can opt-out of dune bashing and comfortably reach the campsite in our backup cars, enjoying the camp's activities and the delightful BBQ dinner without compromise.

Included in the Desert Safari Abu Dhabi:

Desert Safari Driver.

Thrilling 4x4 Jeep Safari through Abu Dhabi's iconic red sand dunes.

Exhilarating dune bashing on the mesmerizing red sands.

Stunning sunset photography opportunities from a prime vantage point.

Adrenaline-pumping sandboarding experiences.

Camel farm tour offering a taste of camel milk.

Camel riding adventures.

Authentic Arabic Coffee (Gahwa) served with Dates.

Delve into the allure of the Abu Dhabi Desert and create everlasting memories with our captivating Evening Desert Safari. Join us and discover the magic where adventure intertwines effortlessly with culture amid the stunning desert landscape.

[floccesyfluff-fest]

Spring is here, and the shearing season is around the corner! We're excited for the upcoming weeks with several activities planned. We hope you enjoy them!

Sunday, March 24th: Festival Launch, Game Corner opens

Monday, March 25th: Battle Buffet begins, Pledge Grove search opens

Tuesday, March 26th: Scavenger Hunt begins

Thursday, March 28th: The Bug Hunt begins, Route 20 Safari Opens

Monday, April 1st: The Mystery Begins

Friday, April 5th: Scavenger Hunt ends, prizes distributed

Saturday, April 13th: Closing Ceremony

Our Discord server is also live! Feel free to come in to participate with others here.

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“Unforgiving” Skeleton Coast

May 20, 2024

Having had a day of big game yesterday that was unexpected, today was a more unique adventure to the Skeleton Coast. It was pretty hot yesterday afternoon, and with no A/C we were both worried about sleeping. But the silence (save for the roaring lion that only Jill and the staff heard), the darkness, and an air temperature that cooled down quite nicely, we both slept like the dead. Still, alarms went off early; we rallied, gathered laundry (for one of the benefits of safari camps), got our stuff together and MacDonald collected us at 6:30 for breakfast (no roaming by ourselves in the dark). Quite yummy, as expected, with cooked options and a nice buffet. Coffees, oh yes.

Off we drove with Jo, Robert (our new best friends), Esther, our lunch cook for the day, and Max. The drive was fascinating. In the early light before full sun, the colors were flat and muted with even shrubs and trees seemingly in camouflage. It was fun to listen to Max’s banter with Esther, and he was great at stopping to look at random things. One example: who needs calcium supplement pills when there is dried out hyena poop (only bone remaining) to be had at the side of the road? After a bit, we got to the same riverbed we followed yesterday, but continued along it much further toward the Atlantic. Here, as the sun rose, again the textures, colors and shapes were amazing. The cracked dried clay of the riverbed curls up into the likes of chocolate curls on a cake. The wind makes squiggles in the sand that are like art. Max spotted some tracks in sand built up at the edge of the riverbank, and we stopped, got out of the vehicle, to see the beetle tracks and subtle designs from a spider. Max explained that the spiders make tunnels into the sand to keep cool during the hot days. Then he proceeded to blow away a bit of sand showing the front door, and he opened it by lifting up a tiny flap that was the front door to the spiders den, created from spider saliva and silk. Totally cool. ‘Gotta love nature! He carefully replaced the front door, as guides are immensely respectful of wildlife.

The banks of the river are pretty high, a result of the rushing water that comes only every few years. Periodically, there are scrambles of branches where the current slammed them into a tree or rock and there they stayed. We stopped for birds, flowers, a few giraffes nibbling on branches, an oryx with a baby (adorable). As we got further along, the river spread out, banks became lower and dusty greens started to creep into the browns, rusts and tans of the drive thus far. This is when we were told to put on our seatbelts and the serious bumps began. Talk about the proverbial “African massage” this journey took the cake. The vehicle bounced, tipped, steadied itself and bounced some more - all the way to the ocean! It was oddly soothing, even trying to stay upright, and each of us nodded off a few times! Windows up, at one point the sand cloud got so thick that Max had to stop for it to clear. Yet further on, we stopped to watch a few black back jackals hunting rodents, leaping and running! Truly, Max was a wonder, knowing just when to let us nod off for a few minutes, when to point something out, when to stop the car and let us out for a stretch or a closer look, and when to share his amazing knowledge of the desert. The next transition was to dunes. We stopped this time to let air out of the tires, and carried on. There were areas of purple - yes, with beautiful patterns from the wind, and the purple layer being from granite sand. Riding the dunes was somewhere between exhilarating and terrifying. As we got close to the water, we stopped to view an “oasis,” a water hole with a bunch of birds where an underground river/natural spring popped up in the middle of the dunes. We wander off a short way to observe and a little white tuxedo’ed beetle (black and white markings) chased Jill around. Max picked him up and, of course, knew everything about the little creature! It was quite windy and as headed back the short distance to the vehicle, our footprints were already almost gone from the wind blowing the dunes. Not sure how this happened but at one point Max stopped and the next thing we knew, Jill, Robert and Sarah were singing our national anthem, after which Max sang the Namibian anthem. The apt, memorable line was about “contrast in beautiful Namibia.

We made it to the coast, where we stopped for a break at a National Park office and small museum about the Skeleton Coast. Known for being unforgiving due to the currents, fog and rocks, it is a graveyard of ships and whales that were caught unaware! The museum consisted of animal bones, riggings from ship wrecks and stories of significant wrecks. We went down to the shore with huge waves and an enourmous and totally stinky fur seal population. Thousands for as far as the eye could see. They were fun to watch for a bit, especially the babies, awkwardly hoisting their little bodies around on the rocks. The amazing thing was to the hundreds or thousands surfing, bobbing up and down and having themselves a grand old time in the water. Indeed there were seagulls and birds of prey around to feast on the inevitable carcases of seals among the molt-covered rocks.

We went back to the office/museum compound where Esther had a lovely lunch of corn and miso soup and paella ready for us. She apparently does this almost every day during her six weeks on! Conversation was lovely and lunch was good. We learned that our 2:00 PM plane back would be delayed,so off we went to see a shipwreck - yay!

The shipweck was from 1976, a South African fishing boat called the South Coast. It was a mass of tangled,mangled metal strewn about the shore. Must have been a harsh end. It was good to get a feel for why indeed this landscape is unforgiving.

Finally, with a little more time, we headed south to the mouth of the river (currently blocked off),where a bunch of flamingoes were feeding in the water. One wouldn’t have known we weren’t in Florida!

Back at the airstrip, we boarded our plane quickly and got home in no time! We blogged and reviewed photos for a bit then headed to our briefing from the research team here. Cheetahs! Yay. They’re such wonderful creatures, and our guy was so totally enthusiastic about understanding them better. He even considers the vulture/cheetah in his research. Loved it!

We then had a lovely chat with Lizelle, the duty manager for tonight, around the firepit - everything from commiserating about knee issues, to healthcare, to customer service to tourism. Fun to get a local’s perspective. Dinner was wonderful, pulling Jo and Robert’s table over to join us. The evening was much cooler than last night, and totally enjoyable. The fact that Seb almost ate a moth with a sip of wine - details, details…

Back in the room, fans to cool, mosquito nets to protect…life is good.

[steff-02]

Nous allons prendre notre petit déjeuner à 7h00 ce matin. Le buffet est énorme, il y a tellement de choix que je ne sais plus que choisir 😂

Malgré le fait qu’il est recommandé de commencé le safari a l’ouverture (soit 6h00), nous décidons de nous mettre en route vers 8h30. Après nos 36h de voyage nous avions vraiment besoin de nous reposer 😴. Le temps de remplir quelques paperasses et de payer nos “taxes de conservation”, nous voilà sur les routes de la plus grande réserve naturelle d’Afrique du Sud. Nous sommes tous deux très très excités à l’idée de parcourir la savane, mais Dan reste sur la réserve, il a peur que nous soyons déçu de n’avoir pas vu tous les animaux que nous voulions :/

Nous avons 165km à faire aujourd’hui pour rejoindre notre campement. Très vite nous remarquons qu’il nous faudra beaucoup de temps pour le rejoindre. Après 5 minutes de route, nous nous arrêtons 10 minutes admirer notre premier troupeau d’animaux, des impalas. A partir de ce moment, nous nous sommes arrêter toute les 5 minutes. Il y avait des animaux partout ! A midi, lorsque nous nous arrêtons à une aire de pic-nic, nous n’avons parcourut que 55km 🚗. Il nous aura fallu au total 8h pour rejoindre “Olifants Rest Camp” où nous passerons 2 nuits. Le camps est très sympa, nous logeons dans une petite case pleine de charme. Le temps de s’installer et de faire un tour dans le shop du village car nos adaptateurs pour les prises électrique ne fonctionne pas pour l’Afrique du Sud, il en fait des spéciaux 😅. Puis viens l’heure du souper, un thé, une douche et au lit !

Mais vous devez quand même vous demander quels animaux ont bien pu attirer notre attention pendant 8h ! Et bien…on est plutôt content de notre premier jour, on se croit dans le film du Roi Lion 🥰 . Nous avons vu, des impalas, des gnous, des girafes, des zèbres, des éléphants, des grands koudou, des cobe a croissant, des dik dik, des autruches, des chiens sauvages, des buffles, des phacochères (aka pumba), des hippopotames, des lionnes, un écureuil, des singes, des vautours et autre multiples espèces d’oiseaux (et mammifères) magnifiques dont je ne saurais le nom ! On est époustouflé! Et Dan est rassuré pour les prochains jours!

Sur ces belles images, on vous souhaite une bonne nuit ;) 😘

[creativefya]

WAKANDA FOREVER : African Destination Wedding

The Wakanda Forever Destination Wedding occurs in Zambia Africa at the Victoria Falls outdoor landscape and scenery area. The wedding ceremony includes a mix of traditional African rituals from the jumping of the broom, to libations for the ancestors and the traditional wedding money (prosperity) dance with African drumming. 

In much of Africa, drums are considered to symbolize and protect royalty. There are many kinds of African drums, including the djembe.

Attire will include themed looks and colors from the Wakanda Forever movie. The color palette is Royal Purple and Glistening Gold with Warrior Red, Protective Blue, Earthly Brown and Compassion Green, Beautiful Black and Natural White.

The African attire includes the Zulu inspired hat of the black panther mother called Isicolo and a distinctive style of blanket, known as Basotho blankets, worn traditionally by tribal people from Lesotho. 

Isicolio Hats: Can be traced to Zulu culture, where women have traditionally weaved hats from grass and cotton to wear on special ceremonies such as weddings. 

Basotho Blankets : The distinctive style of blanket, worn traditionally by tribal people from Lesotho. This blanket, commonly worn wrapped around a high-status person like a cloak.

Aso Ebi : The word “Aso” means cloth and “Ebi” means family, so it literally means “family cloth”. It a way for friends to show closeness to the family during ceremonial events by matching.

This ceremony is a private event for only a select family members and friends that occurs during the daytime right before the sun sets on a beautiful Sunday Evening.

Jumping of the Broom : Some believe that it originated in West Africa. The broom is waved over the couple's head to ward off evil and than placed on the ground and the couple jumps over it for new beginnings. 

Libations : They pour holy water or alcohol on the grounding each of the four cardinal directions. They then recite prayers to the ancestral spirits, and calls out the names of those that have recently passed away.  This African tradition is aimed to appease the ancestors and bless the bride and groom.

The 4 Elements : The Yoruba have a wedding tradition called the tasting of the four elements. During that ceremony, the bride and groom get a literal taste of flavors that represent the distinct stages in a marriage. A lemon slice is for sour to represent the disappointments the couple will face. A sip of vinegar is for the bitterness they must overcome in fights and trying times. Cayenne is a hot element to show a way of bringing spice and passion to the relationship. Finally, a sweet spoonful of honey to show the joy in marriage.

The destination wedding guest will lodge and conclude the events indoors at the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge restaurant.  The beautiful waterfall scenery has a resemblance from the Wakanda Forever movie. 

The cake is simple yet flows with the theme and the menu will be mostly vegetarian with fish and delicious but simple sides of rice, vegetables and dessert. Fruit baskets will be presented to the bride and groom along with other gifts found in their wedding suite. 

Andria Jones : African Destination Wedding Design

Designing Weddings & Other Ceremonies - Theater 110 -UNCG

REFERENCES

[springbonnie2024]

Celebrating 3 years of my safari buffet FNAF au I never actually wrote

[hollywoodfamerp]

Jambo!

Welcome to Animal Kingdom Lodge! As our celebrities arrive onto Walt Disney World property, and our resort for the weekend, they’ll be met with spectacular savannas that many different animals call home. Whether you’re dropping your bags off and hitting the parks, or deciding to lounge around the lodge, you’ll find countless activities and excitement to explore.

Don’t forget to join us tonight at Tusker House in Animal Kingdom for our welcome dinner! Enjoy a decadent buffet full of African inspired flavors while greeting beloved characters Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy and Goofy all decked out in their safari best.

[kyndaris]

Obligatory Beach Episode

When most Australians think of surf, sand and sun, they think of their local beach. Press them a little on famous ones that they can lounge on or which tourists frequent and they might say Bondi Beach or the Gold Ask. Ask them for something a little more exotic and they’ll probably name a resort in Bali or Fiji.

Ask Europeans for an exotic beach locale and you might get something like Hurghada. After all, it’s not too far from the European mainland and has some killer snorkelling opportunities to get up close and personal with adorable little fishes!

Our tour group had chosen to stay at the Stella Makadi Resort. More exactly: the Stella Gardens Resort and Spa Makadi Bay. From the outside, it looked almost like a massive compound. On the inside, it was a nice relaxing stroll down to the beachside with a few shops dedicated to selling trinkets and souvenirs that screamed: EGYPT!

Our first day at the resort was one of rest. We had no activities planned, which seemed apt when travelling with a large group of geriartrics.

Okay, I kid. They were mostly in their 50s and 60s. Which, I mean, still isn’t young by any means but considering I was the youngest of the entire group sitting at the round number of 30 says a lot. Heck, even 30 is old when you talk to teenagers.

So, what does one do when there isn’t much of a rush to head anywhere and everywhere? You go to the local beach, of course. As, as part of a package with the resort, there was a shuttle could take the adventurous down to the shoreline instead of having to hoof it down, plebeian style.

I don’t believe much explanation is required when photos will suffice in terms of the atmosphere of the Stella Makadi. It was pretty much your typical resort stolen from every tropical resort ever. Which isn’t to say it was bad, but I hadn’t brought swimmers. I had been more intent on learning the history of fishing rather than focusing on my tan lines.

As a random aside, most of the elderly Europeans (of which there was a lot down in Hurghada) seemed to love the idea of burning their skin until it was lobster red. They might not have peeled yet but is it any wonder their skin was so saggy and wrinkly when compared to Asians?

In any case, my first day of Hurghada mostly revolved around getting to know a few select members of the tour group a bit better than I had before by playing cards with them on the beach and pondering what our buffet meals had on offer.

The second day at Hurghada was, thankfully, one of adventure albeit ones where you had to pay a little bit extra on top of the $7000 that had to be shelled out at the start for the trip. 

Our first stop was Sindbad Submarine. And no, that’s not a typo. It was literally called Sindbad rather than Sinbad.

In any case, the Red Sea, it should be noted, shares a few similarities with the Great Barrier Reef. In that it has a reef where plenty of fish call home. And to truly appreciate the aquatic life in and around the area, one must go  beneath the waves. Hence, many of our tour group packing into a floating tin can that could sink down about 25 metres below the surface, all so that we could marvel at coral, the diver that came with us, and the fish the diver had managed to lure towards our window with the promise of food. 

I even spotted a Red Sea clownfish poking out through its home anemone, as well as an Indian lionfish lying low but wasn’t able to snap a shot fast enough on my phone. Alas!

After our submarine adventure, we boated back to shore and were presented with a certification of completion. Our local tour guide, Ahmed, even saw fit to write our names in Arabic on the slip of paper.

With our morning activities over, it was back to the resort for lunch before we enjoyed a Jeep Safari through the Sahara Desert. But although I say Jeep, I really mean Toyota Land Cruisers.

Since most of those in our tour group were an elderly bunch, the dirvers took it slow on the small hills and crests in the desert. Throughout the drive, we stopped at multiple areas, snapping shots of a distant mirage, a lonely Acacia tree (that was not the Tree of Tenere), and a towering dune of sand.

We even stopped at a nomadic village. In Chinese, it sounded like Bolu but a search on Google tells me that it might be the beduins. In any case, we got to taste their special type of naan, cooked over a flat stone with camel dung used to fuel the fire, ride a few camels and enjoy a cup of red tea that was a little too bitter for my tastes.

By the time we left their village, the sun was setting. Though I would have preferred to have returned to the resort by then, we still had one last stop. A performance, actually, that involved belly dancing and some clever dervish twirls. Along with some food and refreshments.

And even though I was asked to participate in some additional dancing, like the I coward I am I refused. Me? Belly dancing? In front of strangers? Never.

Besides, I’m not very curvaceous - at least in the sexy sense - and the thought of being the only poor dancer on  stage was a huge disincentive to get up and ‘shake my booty.’ 

So, while this wasn’t the most stereotypical beach episode in every anime ever, there was plenty of sun, surf and sand to enjoy. Certainly, for any enterprising influence, Hurghada would have been a great relaxation spot with excellent water views and opportunities to get down and dirty with beach volleyball and Zumba on the sand. 

As for budding Egyptologists, well, a little leisure can go a long way. Hurghada might not be rich in history, but it is rich in demonstrating the interconnection between cultures and giving some much needed zing if all one does is trek from one dusty old temple to the next.

[hagerkamal]

Visit The most important landmarks in Cairo

-Cairo is one of the most culturally diverse cities, as it has witnessed many different historical eras throughout the ages, and there are many ancient and modern monuments, and it has become an open museum that includes Pharaonic, Greek, Roman, Coptic and Islamic antiquities.

There are different civilizations in Cairo، Such as Islamic civilization(Moez Street , Ancient Egypt and the castle )

Pharaonic civilization such as the pyramids, Memphis, Saqqara, Dahshur and many others .

Coptic civilization Which you can visit in the area of ​​the seven churches in Egypt and visit the Coptic Museum You can also enjoy the most famous places in Cairo, such as the Cairo Tower and the Egyptian Opera House .You can also try Nile cruises, enjoy the fresh air of Egypt, and take some pictures during sunset.

Let's go to discover Cairo day tours and to try more adventure just in one day.

The White Desert and El Bahariya Oasis Desert Safari Overnight:2 day trip to Bahariya Oasis will make you feel happy to see the pure and beautiful desert and you will enjoy sandboarding in the White Desert as well as you will stay to visit crystal mountain and a black desert.

Alexandria Day Trip from Cairo every day:Take a private day trip to Alexandria from your location in Cairo to be transferred to the bride of the Mediterranean sea, Alexandria. This tour of the coastal city is full of history and culture besides its entertainment and joy. you can visit the catacomb tombs, the Library of Alexandria, and the citadel of Quaitbay and relish yourself in the tasty seafood meal after the long day trip.

Camel or Horseback Ride around Giza Pyramids:You can benefit from our great offers by visiting the great pyramids of Giza and enjoying the experience of riding camels or horseback or touring around the pyramids by chariot. you will ride alongside the pyramids while enjoying the sunset views over Cairo and the vast desert.

Nile River Felucca Cruise in Cairo for 2 hours:Cruise the Nile river on a beautiful felucca while enjoying the sunset in Cairo. The Nile River is a great river of Africa that came from the south up to the north.

3 Days Bahariya Oasis and White Desert Safari Trip:Starting from Cairo you can spend an unforgettable 3 days tour exploring Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert while camping and making a safari under the nighty sky of the desert, taking your cup of tea and enjoying your favorite music, you will also discover the Black Desert as well as the beautiful Crystal Mountain and the valley of Agabat. Explore the magic of the desert.

Day Tour to the Camel Market of Birqash:Have a good day from Cairo to the Birqash Camel Market. Find the largest camel market in Cairo and know the differences between Egyptian, Sudanese and Somali camels.

Nile Cruise Dinner in Cairo:Enjoy the incredible views of the Nile river in Cairo at night and have an unforgettable time cruising down the Nile and selecting your favorite dinner dishes during an open buffet while watching the beautiful dancers perform the traditional Arabic music as well as attending an amazing Tanoura show.

Quad Biking Desert Safari around the Pyramids:Try riding quad biking around the Giza Pyramids by choosing a bike and touring with your friends around the Giza pyramids space while enjoying an amazing panoramic view of the pyramids of the great pharaohs Cheops, Chephren, and Mycerinus.

Mount Sinai Tours from Cairo for 2 Days including Trip to St. Catherine’s Monastery:During Mount Sinai tours you will climb the mountain of prophet Moses where our God called him there and on your way from Cairo to this mount you will enjoy the natural views everywhere. this unbelievable two-day excursion to one of the most spiritual sites in the world includes the visit to St Catherine's Monastery and an amazing overnight trip to Mount Sinai Tours.

El Fayoum and Wadi El Rayan from Cairo Day Tour:See the beauty of El Fayoum while making a beautiful day tour to El Fayoum from Cairo to visit wadi el Rayan and enjoy its natural beauty while doing different activities like sandboarding, watching its famous waterfall, and camping in this amazing trip to explore the oasis, and seeing the beautiful Lake of Qaron

@cairo-top-tours @lailaessam291

[suncitytours]

Unveiling Magic: An Overnight Desert Safari in Dubai

Prepare for an extraordinary journey with an Overnight Desert Safari in Dubai, an absolute must-do for those seeking an immersive experience amidst Dubai's mesmerizing desert landscape. This adventure promises an enchanting overnight stay under the stars, crafting enduring memories in the heart of the desert.

Experience the Magic of the Overnight Desert Safari in Dubai:

Thrilling 4×4 Jeep Safari & Dune Bashing: Buckle up for an adrenaline-fueled 4x4 jeep ride across the dunes, a thrilling adventure that adds an exhilarating touch to your desert escapade.

Mesmerizing Sunset Views: Capture breath-taking sunset vistas from the highest point in the Dubai Desert, a surreal moment during your Late-Night Desert Safari in Dubai, painting the sky with hues of gold and crimson.

Exciting Sandboarding Adventure: Feel the thrill as you glide down sandy slopes with complimentary sandboarding, a fun-filled activity perfect for adventure enthusiasts of all ages.

Immerse in Emirati Culture: Engage in a captivating camel farm visit, offering camel rides and a glimpse into Emirati traditions, a unique cultural experience during your Overnight Desert Safari in Dubai.

Cultural Delights & Performances: Adorn traditional Emirati costumes for photos and embrace the artistry of Henna tattoos. Delight in live performances like Belly Dance, Tanoura, Egyptian traditional dances, and Horse Dance Shows, adding cultural richness to your experience.

Savor Flavors of the Desert: Indulge in welcome drinks, aromatic Arabic coffee (Gahawa), and a lavish 5-star BBQ Buffet Dinner showcasing an array of Veg and Non-Veg delights. Treat yourself to starters, live cooking of Arabic sweets, and an assortment of beverages.

Relaxing Desert Ambiance: Unwind by the campfire, relishing the aroma of Arabic Shisha pipes while basking in the tranquillity of the Dubai desert during your Night Desert Safari.

Comfortable Night Stay: Retire to exclusive tents or Igloo Tents upon request, equipped with cozy sleeping bags, fresh blankets, and pillows, ensuring a comfortable and serene overnight stay.

Tailored experiences are available for pregnant travellers and elderly guests, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable desert safari without compromising on the adventure or cultural experiences. The Overnight Desert Safari takes place in the captivating Big Red Desert, with convenient pick-up from any location within Dubai, making it easily accessible for all adventurers.

Prepare to be captivated by the allure of the Dubai desert. Cherish the thrill, cultural richness, and serene moments of the Overnight Desert Safari in Dubai, a magical escapade creating everlasting memories in this desert paradise.