Head out into the desert near Dubai for an exciting evening of food and fun. Start by riding your own quad bike through the golden dunes for an action-packed adventure. After that, make your way to a traditional Bedouin camp, where you can enjoy activities like sandboarding or camel riding, while listening to Arabic music and watching dance performances. You'll also get to enjoy a delicious buffet dinner, along with tea, coffee, and other drinks.

> Spend an evening at a Bedouin-style desert camp

> Desert activities like dune bashing and quad biking

> Enjoy a buffet dinner with non-alcoholic drinks

> Includes hotel pickup and drop-off

Wheelchair accessible

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Specialized infant seats are available

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Quad ride not applicable for infants

ATV Ride: All kids (except babies) can go on the ATV ride. People 15 and older can ride in the open desert. Kids 11 to 14 will ride in a safe area. Kids over 3 can ride with their parents in the open desert.

Seating: You are sharing a jeep, so everyone needs to be polite. Senior citizens should sit in the front. Parents with kids under 12 must sit in the back, following UAE law. The driver will assign seats, but passengers can take turns sitting where they like. You can't ask for a specific seat before the ride. If you want a private jeep, you can pay extra.

Weather: It can get very cold in the Dubai Desert from December to April, with temperatures dropping to around 9°C. Bring light wool clothes and a windbreaker to stay warm.

Entertainment: There will be no belly dancer shows during Ramadan, Islamic New Year, or other religious holidays.

Dress Code: Wear light clothes like shorts or jeans, and closed shoes for walking on the sand.

Quad Bikes: Quad bikes are insured, but with limited coverage. If there is an accident, you must call the police and get a report. Riding is at your own risk, so listen carefully to the guide. No experience is needed to ride.