You’ll feel the rush of private dune bashing outside Dubai before slowing down for a sunset quad bike ride and camel trek across golden sands. Try henna painting or hold a falcon at camp, then unwind over smoky BBQ dinner and live dance shows. Stargazing with shisha under open sky is something that lingers long after you leave.
“You really don’t realize how quiet the desert can get until you’re standing there, sand in your shoes and a little wind on your face. Our driver, Ahmed, just grinned and asked if we were ready for dune bashing — I thought I was, but honestly? My stomach had other ideas about halfway up the second dune. The sand felt weirdly soft when we stopped to catch our breath. There’s this burnt-sugar smell from the sun on the dunes that kind of sticks with you. I still think about that first moment stepping out of the car and just seeing all that space.”
Quad biking came next. Not gonna lie — it took me a minute to figure out the throttle (my friend’s helmet was slightly crooked and she looked like a cartoon character), but once we got going, it was pure adrenaline. Our guide showed us how to take photos against the sunset — he even made us laugh so hard I nearly dropped my phone. The light goes orange then pink so fast out here; it’s like someone flips a switch.
The camp itself felt lively but not crowded. There were families trying henna painting (I smudged mine almost immediately), and one guy holding a falcon like it was no big deal. Dinner was smoky BBQ — lots of grilled stuff, plenty of soft drinks. The belly dancers and fire show were honestly way more fun than I expected; you sort of forget you’re in Dubai for a bit and just get caught up in everyone clapping along. Later, lying back with shisha under the stars… I didn’t say much then. Sometimes you just want to let things settle.
Yes, private transportation with pickup is included.
Dune bashing, quad biking, camel riding, sandboarding, henna painting, falcon experience, live shows, BBQ dinner.
Yes, a BBQ dinner with soft drinks is included at the camp.
Infants and small children can join using prams or strollers; infant seats are available.
No, it's not recommended for pregnant travelers due to the activities involved.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
The exact duration isn't specified but it's included as part of the afternoon activities before sunset.
Yes—belly dancing, Tanoura dance, and fire dance shows are featured in the evening.
Your day includes private hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water along the way. After thrilling dune bashing and quad biking in Dubai’s desert dunes (with all equipment provided), you’ll enjoy sandboarding before heading to Al Majlis Camp for camel rides, henna painting sessions, falcon experiences and live entertainment shows—plus a full BBQ dinner with soft drinks before relaxing under starry skies with traditional shisha.
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