How much does an all-in-one day tour from Sharm El Sheikh cost, and is it better value than booking the activities separately?

This combined itinerary is often sold as “Lost Land.” Expect a rushed schedule: quad biking is about 20–30 minutes, camel riding 5–10 minutes, and the dive roughly 10–12 minutes. Compare offers from two or three agencies before booking; prices and inclusions are usually listed online, and payment is recommended on the bus rather than as an advance deposit.

A recent negative review: a '3-in-1' tour (quad biking, camels, diving) from Sun International/'Biblio-Globus' with guide Ahmed Taufik cost $95 per person. In reality tourists were taken to shops every 30-45 minutes, only 3 wetsuits were available for a group of 40 (despite promises for everyone), the program was changed without warning, and when refusing the tour no refund was given and they were told to get back to the hotel on their own. Takeaway: despite the high price, the actual service and content can differ drastically from what's promised.

According to the newest feedback, tours in Sharm El Sheikh have become more expensive overall. For comparison, a similar boat trip in Hurghada is currently around $22 and already includes a dive.

One option is to build the day yourself: canyon visit, Bedouin tea in a Bedouin village, jeep safari, camel ride, quad biking along the sea, and snorkeling on Dahab’s coral reefs cost about $25. A yacht trip is around $32 extra, and shrimp for lunch adds about $7.

An all-in-one package tour bought through Biblio-Globus cost $109. It included a canyon stop, jeep safari, quad biking, camels, yacht trip, diving, snorkeling, Bedouin tea, and a buffet lunch with king prawns, running from early morning until about 6 pm.