Dubai Red Dune Safari: Quad Bike, Camel Ride and Desert BBQ Dinner
Sand crossings by 4x4, then a camp of live shows and henna
Quad bike and sandboard down the dunes of the Red Arabian Desert, then go dune bashing with professional expert drivers and ride a camel. The evening unfolds at a camp with a BBQ buffet, belly dance, tanoura and fire shows. It is a desert safari tour from Dubai, with vegetarian and non vegetarian options on the buffet.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Lahbab Desert and Al Awir Camp
- Get picked up, then quad bike and sandboard at Lahbab
- Dune bash at Al Awir. Ride camels, dine, watch shows
What’s included
- Water, soft drinks, tea and coffee as often as you like.
- Barbecue buffet supper with vegetarian and meat options.
- Traditional Arabian outfits to wear for photos at camp.
- Dune bashing driven by skilled drivers.
- Hotel pickup by 4x4 across Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman.
- Live belly dance, tanoura, Yalla and fire shows.
- Safe return drop-off across Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman.
- Henna painting for women and children.
- Sandboarding and a brief camel ride for photos.
- Every day 14:00 14:30 15:00
Information
You quad bike and sandboard in the Red Arabian Desert, ride a camel, then dine on a BBQ buffet while belly dancers and tanoura whirlers perform at camp.
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The experience
The afternoon starts in Lehbab, in the Red Arabian Desert, with a quad bike ride across the sand and a go at sandboarding down the dune, the ultimate adrenaline rush. Pictures and video of the descent are part of the fun. Then the trip moves on to Al Awir, where the dune bashing is in the hands of professional expert drivers.
At the camp in Al Awir, the evening turns to costume and color. You slip into an Arabian outfit for photos and videos, have henna painted on your hands or feet in a removable tattoo, and pose with a falcon. A short camel ride is there for the pictures too, and if Bedouins crossing with their camel trains pass by, you can photograph them.
Dinner is a barbecue buffet of authentic Arabic cuisine, with vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes, eaten in the middle of the desert. Water, soft drinks, tea and coffee are unlimited, and the shows run through the meal: belly dance, the whirling tanoura dancers, Yalla dance and fire shows.
Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (4 to 18 years); Infant (under 4): free.
Does the desert trip include quad biking and sandboarding?
Yes, both happen first at Lehbab in the Red Arabian Desert, before the trip moves on to Al Awir for dune bashing.
Is the camel ride long or just for photos?
It is a short camel ride, meant for pictures and videos taken at the sand.
Can men get henna painted at the Al Awir camp?
Henna painting is listed for ladies and kids at the Al Awir camp, and the tattoo is removable, on the hands or feet.
Is the barbecue dinner suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, the buffet offers vegetarian and non vegetarian options alongside the authentic Arabic cuisine.
Which shows happen during the evening at the camp?
Belly dance, tanoura, Yalla dance and fire shows run during the evening at the Al Awir camp.
Operated by Oscar Adventures Dubai. Explorevia does not run this tour: we compare it with similar options, and you book it with our booking partner.
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Dubai Red Dune Safari: Quad Bike, Camel and BBQ
7h · EN · at your hotel
from AED 29 per person
≈ US$ 8 in your currency
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