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ADULT (12–70 yrs)
₹ 14,812
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CHILD (5–11 yrs)
₹ 12,436
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English-Sharing Bedouin Culture Safari (with Transfers)+Vintage Land Rover+Breakfast
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Non-refundable
This ticket cannot be cancelled or refunded.
Pricing
| ADULT (12–70 yrs) | ₹ 14,812 |
| CHILD (5–11 yrs) | ₹ 12,436 |
About this package
What's included
- Pick-up and drop-off from your hotel in a shared, air-conditioned vehicle
- Hotel Pick-Up tentative timing (05:30–06:30 AM) Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve
- Arrival & Welcome Gift: Receive a stainless steel water bottle and traditional headscarf (ghutra/sheila) as complimentary souvenirs.
- 15 Mins Camel Ride (Shared By 2Pax)
- Get friendly with a Saluki dog and engage in a 25-minute falconry performance.
- Experience a 60-minute nature safari in a vintage Land Rover.
- Savour a traditional Emirati breakfast
- Watch live demonstrations of traditional bread-making and Arabic coffee preparation.
Not included
- Other expenses not mention in the inclusion
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket: At Redemption Counter
Required information
- Departure hotel address (English)
Terms & conditions
- Pro Tips For Visitor Arrive Early: Get to your pick-up point at least 10 early to settle in comfortably and start your safari stress-free
- Choose a Storytelling Guide: choosing a conservation guide who shares stories will be a great option, as they bring the desert to life, making your safari a culturally rich and memorable experience
- Pack a Light Shawl: A scarf or shawl keeps you warm during cool morning sand they will also protect you against windblown sand
- Additionally, it will add a touch of modesty
- Engage with Locals: Make sure that you talk to guides, falconers, and artisans and learn more about their personal stories, which reveal the cultural insights that you won't find in any guidebooks
- Keep Small Cash Handy: Carrying a little cash is a must for tipping performers or picking up handmade crafts at the Bedouin village
- Avoid Strong Scents: Strong perfumes can disturb wildlife, so avoid them
- Furthermore, subtle scents can help you spot animals more easily during nature drives
- Opt for Private Transfers for Groups: In case you are a family of four or more, then you should consider private transfers, as it is more convenient and doesn't significantly increase costs
- Bargain for Souvenirs: When you are shopping for souvenirs, don't hesitate to negotiate for the best price and a more rewarding experience
- As the desert can get quite warm, we suggest bringing a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and cool, comfortable clothes
- For desert safaris in the winter, we recommend bringing something warm to wear
- Children between the age of 5-11 years will be charged at a child's rate
- A private car booking is required if travelling with children under five years old
- A maximum of two people per camel is allowed
- Bathroom facilities are available at the camp
- The nature drive is not recommended for guests more than six months pregnant
- Some vehicles can accommodate a maximum of ten guests
- This experience requires a minimum number of guests to operate
- If this experience is cancelled due to minimum guest numbers not being reached, an alternate tour option will be suggested or a full refund will be given
- Things to Carry Carry a copy of your booking confirmation and a Valid ID
- You should opt for light and breathable clothes that are suitable for warm weather
- A light jacket or a shawl should be carried by the travellers as the days are hotter and the nights are cooler in the desert
- You will be walking on sand dunes, so opt for closed shoes and sandals
- Don't forget to carry all the essentials like the sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat for sun protection
- If possible, try to carry some personal medication and a small first aid kit just in case you might need it
Highlights
- Local Cuisine; Ethical Animal Tourism, Educational Experiences
- A Fully Immersive Morning Desert Safari Exploring The Bedouin Culture; Gentle Wildlife Drives,
- Authentic Cultural Immersion; Rovers Restored Vintage Land; Eco-Heritage Camps;
What's included
- Pick-up and drop-off from your hotel in a shared, air-conditioned vehicle
- Hotel Pick-Up tentative timing (05:30–06:30 AM) Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve
- Arrival & Welcome Gift: Receive a stainless steel water bottle and traditional headscarf (ghutra/sheila) as complimentary souvenirs.
- 15 Mins Camel Ride (Shared By 2Pax)
- Get friendly with a Saluki dog and engage in a 25-minute falconry performance.
- Experience a 60-minute nature safari in a vintage Land Rover.
- Savour a traditional Emirati breakfast
- Watch live demonstrations of traditional bread-making and Arabic coffee preparation.
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
Things to note
- Furthermore,subtle scents can help you spot animals more easily during nature drives.Opt for Private Transfers for Groups: In case you are a family of four or more, then you should consider private transfers, as it is more convenient and doesn't significa
- Additionally, it will add a touch of modesty.Engage with Locals: Make sure that you talk to guides, falconers, and artisans and learn more about their personal stories, which reveal the cultural insights that you won't find in any guidebooks.Keep Small Ca
- Pro Tips For VisitorArrive Early:Get to your pick-up point at least 10 early to settle in comfortably and start your safari stress-free.Choose a Storytelling Guide:choosing a conservation guide who shares stories will be a great option, as they bring the
- For desert safaris in the winter, we recommend bringing something warm to wear.Children between the age of 5-11 years will be charged at a child's rate.A private car booking is required if travelling with children under five years old.A maximum of two peo
- If this experience is cancelled due to minimum guest numbers not being reached, an alternate tour option will be suggested or a full refund will be given.
Terms & conditions
Pro Tips For Visitor
- Arrive Early: Get to your pick-up point at least 10 early to settle in comfortably and start your safari stress-free.
- Choose a Storytelling Guide: choosing a conservation guide who shares stories will be a great option, as they bring the desert to life, making your safari a culturally rich and memorable experience.
- Pack a Light Shawl: A scarf or shawl keeps you warm during cool morning sand they will also protect you against windblown sand. Additionally, it will add a touch of modesty.
- Engage with Locals: Make sure that you talk to guides, falconers, and artisans and learn more about their personal stories, which reveal the cultural insights that you won't find in any guidebooks.
- Keep Small Cash Handy: Carrying a little cash is a must for tipping performers or picking up handmade crafts at the Bedouin village.
- Avoid Strong Scents: Strong perfumes can disturb wildlife, so avoid them. Furthermore, subtle scents can help you spot animals more easily during nature drives.
- Opt for Private Transfers for Groups: In case you are a family of four or more, then you should consider private transfers, as it is more convenient and doesn't significantly increase costs.
- Bargain for Souvenirs: When you are shopping for souvenirs, don't hesitate to negotiate for the best price and a more rewarding experience.
- As the desert can get quite warm, we suggest bringing a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and cool, comfortable clothes. For desert safaris in the winter, we recommend bringing something warm to wear.
- Children between the age of 5-11 years will be charged at a child's rate.
- A private car booking is required if travelling with children under five years old.
- A maximum of two people per camel is allowed.
- Bathroom facilities are available at the camp.
- The nature drive is not recommended for guests more than six months pregnant.
- Some vehicles can accommodate a maximum of ten guests.
- This experience requires a minimum number of guests to operate. If this experience is cancelled due to minimum guest numbers not being reached, an alternate tour option will be suggested or a full refund will be given.
Things to Carry
Carry a copy of your booking confirmation and a Valid ID.
You should opt for light and breathable clothes that are suitable for warm weather.
A light jacket or a shawl should be carried by the travellers as the days are hotter and the nights are cooler in the desert.
You will be walking on sand dunes, so opt for closed shoes and sandals.
Don't forget to carry all the essentials like the sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat for sun protection.
If possible, try to carry some personal medication and a small first aid kit just in case you might need it.