Standard Desert Safari

A Shared Base Desert Safari is a group experience where participants share transportation, activities, and facilities. It’s a cost-effective way to enjoy popular desert activities like dune bashing, sandboarding, camel rides, and a traditional desert camp experience.

Comfortable and light clothing is recommended (especially in summer).Closed-toe shoes or sandals are ideal for walking on sand.Bring a light jacket for cooler evenings (in winter months).

Yes, children are allowed, but it’s important to check the age and safety requirements with the tour operator. Some activities, like dune bashing, may have restrictions for young children or pregnant women.

A Standard Desert Safari typically lasts 4-5 hours , starting in the late afternoon and ending in the evening after dinner and entertainment.

Yes, the activities are conducted by trained professionals, and all vehicles are equipped with safety features. However, participants with health concerns (e.g., back issues, pregnancy) should consult the tour operator and avoid high-impact activities like dune bashing.

The BBQ dinner includes a variety of dishes such as:

• Grilled meats (chicken, lamb, or beef).
• Salads, bread, and rice.
• Vegetarian options.
• Desserts and traditional sweets.
• Complimentary tea, coffee, and soft drinks.

Group sizes vary, but typically, each 4×4 vehicle accommodates 6-7 people. At the desert camp, you’ll share the experience with a larger group of participants.

Shared Safari: You share the vehicle and activities with others, making it more affordable.

Private Safari: Exclusively for your group, with personalized service and more flexibility in the itinerary.