As evening falls, guests are driven away from camp and all sources of light to a remote desert location. Comfortable seating and blankets are arranged, and traditional Bedouin tea is served as the sky begins to darken. A guide introduces the night sky, pointing out constellations, planets, and the Milky Way as it stretches across the desert horizon. Stories of ancient navigation and desert life accompany the stargazing, with time for quiet observation, photography, or simply lying back and watching the stars drift overhead. The experience unfolds at an unhurried pace before guests are returned to camp late in the evening.