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One Night at a Time
Four single-night trips, bookable on their own: dinner cooked in the dark under the deepest skies we know. No camp stay required.
See the Night Trips →A boutique stargazing and safari experience, carefully built to take our guests beyond the maps of South Sinai: to private valleys and hidden summits where the Milky Way falls closer than the mountains themselves.
Choose one of our three programs and select a timeslot that suits you. Trips are only scheduled within specific windows dictated by moon phase and weather; availability is published and updated weekly.
To keep the experience fair and consistent for every guest, we ask you to book your own flights (prices fluctuate too widely for us to bundle them). Everything else, from the moment you land, is handled by our team.
Once you arrive, our work begins. From the camp we've prepared or from the darkest valleys and canyons we'll take you to, you'll see stars as you've never seen them. Our resident astronomer will narrate the visible constellations throughout the trip.
Professional drivers and air-conditioned vehicles, sized to your group.
Return transportation from Sharm El Sheikh International Airport is included in every program. Approximately two hours by road to the camp.
Transportation to and from Cairo International Airport is available on request. Contact us for a quote based on your group size and schedule.
Transportation to and from Sphinx International Airport is available on request. Contact us for details and pricing.
A real-time star map anchored to our coordinates (29°03′N, 34°39′E). Click any star to explore.
A "clear" forecast is only the beginning. Four variables determine whether a night yields a pinpoint Milky Way or a washed-out haze: wind, clouds, humidity, and the stillness of the air above you.
Check Conditions →Fifteen constellations, each visible from our latitude, including several rarely seen from most places on Earth.
When to see the galactic core from Nuweiba'. Our trips are scheduled around these windows.
Every session is planned around the new moon. A full moon reduces sky darkness by ten to a hundred times. The hero photograph (Milky Way arch over the Gulf of Aqaba) requires new moon, July to August, after 22:00, facing south-southeast.
Photographing a person with the stars (not just of them) demands careful preparation from both photographer and subject. It takes time, patience, and several attempts to land the right frame.
The result is a photograph unlike any other: you, under a sky you will never see anywhere else on Earth. The package covers your entire trip, day and night.
Footage, timelapses and field recordings from under the darkest skies of the region.
