Most safaris include dune bashing, camel rides, quad biking (optional), sandboarding, henna painting, shisha, buffet dinner, and live performances.

Yes, dune bashing is safe when performed by trained, licensed drivers using properly maintained 4x4 vehicles.

Light, comfortable clothing; closed shoes or sandals; sunglasses; and a hat. Evenings can be cooler, so a light jacket is helpful.

Typically, 5–7 hours, depending on whether you choose a morning, evening, or overnight safari.

Yes, but dune bashing may not be suitable for infants or very young children. Many operators provide child-friendly options.

Pregnant women are usually not recommended to join dune bashing due to safety reasons, but they can participate in milder activities.

Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a phone/camera, and some cash for extras like quad biking or souvenirs.

Yes, most evening safaris include a BBQ dinner, snacks, soft drinks, tea, and coffee. Premium packages may offer more options.

You can book us online by filling our form on website, or you can directly call us on Whatsapp.