FAQ

A Dubai Desert Safari is a popular adventure activity for tourists visiting Dubai. It typically includes a thrilling ride over the sand dunes in 4×4 vehicles, camel riding, sandboarding, traditional meals, and live entertainment such as belly dancing and Tanoura dancing shows.

The best time to experience a Desert Safari in Dubai is during the cooler months, from November to March. However, Desert Safaris are available year-round, with both morning and evening options to avoid the midday heat in the summer.

A typical Dubai desert safari experience encompasses various elements. This includes convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off services, an exhilarating ride on a camel, adventurous dune bashing, and sandboarding activities. Additionally, it features cultural experiences such as henna painting, and lively entertainment through belly dancing and tanoura dancing, among other activities.

The cost of a basic morning or evening desert safari in Dubai can fluctuate based on several factors including the length of the safari, the included activities, and the kind of vehicle utilized. Generally, a half-day safari lasting about 4-5 hours is priced approximately between 75 and 125 AED per person, which translates to around 20 to 34 USD.

The cost of an evening desert safari Dubai can range from 100 to 200 AED (27-54 USD) per person, depending on the tour operator and the inclusions.

You should bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, comfortable shoes for walking on sand, a camera, and a light jacket for the evening as it can get chilly. It’s also a good idea to bring some water, although most tours provide refreshments.

During a Desert Safari, you may spot desert wildlife like Arabian oryx, gazelles, and various bird species. However, these sightings are not guaranteed as wildlife tends to be elusive.

Yes, you are encouraged to take pictures during your Desert Safari. From the stunning desert landscapes to the lively cultural performances, there will be many memorable moments to capture.

Yes, Desert Safaris in Dubai are generally safe for all ages. However, dune bashing can be quite bumpy and may not be suitable for those with certain health conditions or very young children. It’s always best to check with the tour operator beforehand.