Practical
What to Wear for a Buggy Tour in Agafay
Buggies kick up dust and the desert swings from warm afternoons to cool evenings. Here is how to dress so you are comfortable from start to finish.
Published · Agafay Buggy Tours
The basics
Wear comfortable clothes you do not mind getting dusty. Driving on stone and gravel tracks throws up fine dust, so darker or older clothing is a sensible choice over anything you want to keep pristine.
- Closed shoes — trainers or similar, not sandals or flip-flops.
- Sunglasses to keep dust and glare out of your eyes.
- Long sleeves or a light layer to protect your arms from sun and dust.
- A hat for before and after the ride (you may be given equipment for the drive itself).
Dressing for the season
Spring and autumn are mild — light layers work well. Summer afternoons are hot, so breathable fabrics and sun protection matter most. Winter days can be pleasant but mornings and evenings are cold.
If you are riding late in the day or at sunset, bring an extra layer for when the temperature drops — see our sunset timing guide for how the light and cooling change through the year.
Families and comfort
If you are riding with children on the family buggy tour, the same rules apply: closed shoes, sun protection and a layer they can add or remove. Comfort keeps younger riders happy for longer.
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