If you want to see Dubai’s desert in a real way—on horseback with local guides who know every dune—this ride is for you. It’s peaceful, friendly, and open to everyone, no matter your experience level.
The first thing I noticed was the cool morning air—just a hint of sand in the breeze as we saddled up. Our guide, Ahmed, matched each of us with a horse that fit our riding skills. Even if you’re new to riding, they make it easy to relax. The horses here are mostly Arabians, lean and alert, but gentle enough for beginners. We set off just as the sun started to peek over the dunes, painting everything gold.
You’ll hear nothing but hoofbeats and maybe a distant bird call—no city noise out here. The sand feels softer than you’d expect underfoot. Sometimes you catch the smell of cardamom from someone’s thermos of Karak tea back at the camp. Riding in a small group means there’s space to spread out and chat or just take it all in quietly. Ahmed pointed out some desert plants and told us how locals use them for tea or medicine—stuff you wouldn’t notice on your own.
Yes! Our guides will match you with a horse that fits your skill level and help you feel comfortable from the start.
Lightweight clothes and closed shoes work best. We provide helmets and all safety gear.
Absolutely—unlimited water and Karak tea are available throughout your visit.
Kids can join if they’re comfortable around horses; infants can stay in a pram or stroller at the camp area.
Your ride includes all safety equipment (helmets, vests), unlimited drinks (water plus Karak tea), and support from experienced local guides who treat everyone like family.
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