Q. What are the different types of desert safaris in Dubai?

A. You can opt for a morning desert safari, evening desert safari, or adventure desert safari in Dubai. You can also opt for a combo tour, that allows you to visit popular attractions like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah.

Q. What is included in a Dubai desert safari tour?

A. Inclusions in each Dubai desert safari might be different. Based on your ticket, you could get pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, dune-bashing, sandboarding, quad biking, camel rides, belly dancing, buffet lunch or dinner, and more.

Q. Are hotel drop-offs locations restricted to only certain locations?

A. Hotels based in Sharjah and Abu Dhabi are not included as part of the return transfer facility

Q. What are Dubai desert safari locations?

A. There are multiple Dubai desert safari locations like Al Awir Desert, Lahbab Desert, and Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve. Your Dubai desert safari tickets will have all the information about its locations and you can plan your experience accordingly.

Q. Who can attend a Dubai desert safari?

A. Anyone is free to attend a Dubai desert safari. Certain restrictions are in place for pregnant women, children under the age of 2, and adults above the age of 70. Please make sure to plan your experience accordingly.

Q. Are alcoholic beverages served on a Dubai desert safari?

A. Alcoholic beverages are sold separately; they’re not included in your package.

Q. Is there an age limit for dune-bashing in Dubai?

A. Yes. Children under the age of 4 years will not be permitted to go dune-bashing in Dubai.

Q. Is dune-bashing in Dubai safe?

Yes, dune-bashing is safe as the 4x4 SUV is equipped with safety gear for your protection, making the activity safe.

Sachin Kumar, Author at Headout Blog

Sachin Kumar

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Having lived and worked in Bangalore and Singapore before moving to Dubai, Sachin is one of the many expatriates who've come together over the years to knit the fabric of Dubai’s global culture. An avid urban explorer and photographer, he has spent countless hours uncovering hidden gems in these cities - eating in ramshackled establishments that only the cab drivers frequent, discovering underground markets, exploring abandoned buildings and staying with families that may or may not like him.