After dinner, the fire pit becomes the stage: a live belly dance performance followed by a spinning Tanoura show, included on every evening, overnight, and family desert safari — no separate booking needed.
The belly dance and Tanoura show is a live entertainment segment performed around the campfire after dinner, included at no extra charge on every evening, overnight, VIP, private, luxury, family, and shared desert safari package. It typically runs around 15 to 30 minutes.
A traditional Middle Eastern dance performance, often opening the entertainment segment once most guests have finished dinner.
A performer in a brightly colored, multi-layered skirt spins continuously, a folk tradition with roots in Egyptian Sufi practice, often paired with light effects at night.
The show follows the BBQ buffet dinner, on every package from the standard evening desert safari through to overnight and family options. Want a closer view instead of general seating? See the luxury desert safari for dedicated majlis-style seating during the performance.
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Yes, it's included in the price of every evening, overnight, VIP, private, luxury, family, and shared desert safari package.
A traditional Egyptian folk dance featuring a performer in a brightly colored, multi-layered skirt who spins continuously, often alongside light or fire effects.
Typically a segment of around 15 to 30 minutes after dinner service, rather than a continuous evening-long performance.
Yes, it's a family-oriented performance suitable for guests of all ages, and is a standard part of the family desert safari itinerary.
Generally yes, though flash photography close to performers may be discouraged. Check with camp staff on the night for specific guidance.
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