Overnight experience

Bivouac in our cave

Remote southern cave. No bathrooms. Not available in December and January.

Not available in December and January. No bathroom facilities at this remote location.

The experience

Clean mattresses, blankets, sleeping bags; campfire; dinner cooked on-site; stories and music; starry sky and sunrise.

Natural rock shelter far from camps and lights.

Clear skies with Milky Way and shooting stars when conditions align.

Traditional Bedouin dishes cooked on-site by your guide.

Early morning light over sandstone cliffs and dunes.

A visual feel for the bivouac site

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Salads, rice, potatoes, bread, barbecue, zarb. Drinks: tea, water, soda, sweets.

Tea, hummus, cheese, vegetables, bread, fruits; sometimes gallayah bandura.

Vegetarian options available. Please note dietary needs when booking.

No. It is a natural rock shelter in a remote area. We choose clean, low-impact spots and follow leave-no-trace practices.

It is best for adventurous families with kids comfortable outdoors. Tell us ages and we adapt pacing and safety.

Your guide will assess conditions and may relocate the bivouac or switch to camp for comfort and safety.

Yes. We can combine your cave night with jeep sightseeing or camel rides at sunset or sunrise.

Limited availability due to remote logistics. We recommend contacting us early for your preferred dates.