Experience the thrill of dune bashing and quad biking in the desert, followed by an immersive Arabian cultural experience. Enjoy camel riding, henna painting, sheesha smoking, and live shows while indulging in a delicious BBQ dinner.
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Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve - Overview
The evening desert safari is a popular activity in Dubai, and one worthy experience to both residents and tourists in Dubai. The tour is just the perfect opportunity to explore the golden, rolling, picturesque dunes in a high adrenaline-dune bashing ride, enjoy dinner in the desert and marvel at different shows including Belly & tanoura dances.
Highlights
Private & Sharing Tour on a 4WD Air Conditioned Vehicle
Exclusive Sanitized Car for up to 5 of your Friends or Family Members
Thrilling Dune Bashing, Camel Ride & Sand Boarding
Watching the magical sunset over the vast skyline.
-Dune bashing
-Sunset viewing stop then depart to the camp
-Arrival at the desert camp
Indulge in the Arabic camp’s fun activities (camel riding, henna painting, belly dance, and tanoura show, etc)
-Due to the Covid-19 restriction, Shisha Smoking Area is closed. But can be arranged at your designated table at an extra charge of AED 50
-BBQ dinner
- Mesmerizing Tanoura Dance, Fire Show & an alluring Belly Dance
- 20-30 minutes of exhilarating desert dune bashing with sunset photo opportunity
- Traditional welcome with coffee and sandwiches upon arrival at the camp
- Convenient pick up & drop off in a luxurious 4x4 Land Cruiser
- Souvenir stall, henna tattoos, and Falcon photography (cost applicable)
- Hearty Buffet & BBQ from a local kitchen, complete with fresh fruits and unlimited beverages
- Short yet exciting camel ride and sand boarding experience
- Dress up in traditional Dishdashas and Abayas and capture your moments
- Alcoholic beverages (available at extra cost)
- Quadbike (available at extra cost)
- Souvenirs (available at extra cost)
- Shisha Smoking Area is closed but can be arranged in your table at an extra charge of AED 50.
The thrilling dune bashing safari begins with a Safari captain in a 4x4 vehicle. A short rest of 25 minutes at a desert stop is the first activity. Upon resumption, you have the option to try out quad bikes as the rest of the group catches up. This is succeeded by an exhilarating 30-40 minute desert dune bashing. For an extra dose of excitement, you can attempt sandboarding (surfing on dunes). Next, you move to the Desert Camp where the Safari captain will instruct you on the different activities available. At the Camp, enjoy unrestricted soft beverages and traditional Arabian attire for both genders. Experience a brief camel ride (around 2 minutes) before moving on to various fun activities:
A subtle henna design on the back of your hand
Sheesha smoking (Free sheesha with a single flavor is available in a specific area)
Capture the stunning sunset views with the royal Falcon
Savor a mouthwatering BBQ dinner as you watch captivating belly & tanoura dance performances.
- Present a printed or mobile voucher
- Be sure to arrive in the hotel/lobby at least 10 minutes before departure
- You’re requested to remain patient in cases of unpredictable delays and especially in shared transfers
- All drivers are professional, licensed and trained for First Aid
- The 4x4 LandCruisers used for the safari are perfectly fitted with a roll cage to protect occupants from injury in the event of an accident. Seat belts are available for every passenger and every moment inside the cars is insured.
- Camel rides are brief as part of animal care
- During the holy month of Ramadan, Belly dance, tanoura dance and other entertainment activities are not availed.
- What to bring : Comfortable shoes Sun-glasses, Sun-hat, Sunscreen Camera
- The Safari Jeep can accommodate up to six people. Therefore, booking the evening desert safari in groups of six is highly commendable. This allows you to have the entire jeep to yourselves.
- Where possible bring your camera along or fully charge your phone to allow capture the beautiful sunset
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
