Controlled Driving
Several guests found the dune bashing exciting while still feeling safe, with one praising the driver’s complete control.
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International City
This Dubai tour operator runs desert safari experiences from its base in International City, with the reviews focusing mainly on dune bashing, camel rides and camp evenings. Visitors also mention sunset views, buffet meals and live performances, making it a full-day or evening outing rather than just a short desert drive.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
428 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Camp Food
Reviews repeatedly describe the food positively; one visitor called the VIP meal fresh, tasty and well-organized.
Sunset Photos
A review highlights stunning desert views and particularly good photos taken around sunset.
Activity Mix
Guests mention camel rides, sandboarding and quad bikes, so the outing includes more than the main 4x4 drive.
Flexible Booking
The operator accommodated reservation changes for two groups, with prompt and patient communication reported.
Family Friendly
A family review says children enjoyed the experience and describes the setting as kid-friendly.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Duration. Ask how long the dune bashing lasts before booking; one guest found the 10–15-minute drive shorter than expected.
Confirm Inclusions. Clarify which activities are included and which cost extra, especially camel rides and quad biking.
Consider VIP. If food or seating matters, ask about the VIP option; a family travelling with parents specifically recommended it for the meal.
Check Transport. Ask about vehicle space if travelling from another emirate, as one long transfer was described as uncomfortable.
Check Season. Entertainment can change during Ramadan: one family reported no belly dance, shisha or henna during that period.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Office No S19
Warsan First - France Cluster, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Common Concerns
Short Bashing
One visitor expected a longer drive and received only 10–15 minutes of dune bashing after an hour-long journey.
Paid Add-ons
Several activities were promoted as extras, so the advertised package may not cover everything you want to try.
Cramped Transport
A guest travelling from Sharjah to Abu Dhabi found the vehicle short on space and uncomfortable for the long ride.
Limited Camel Ride
One package included roughly a one-minute camel ride, while a longer five-minute version cost extra.
Food Dispute
One review expected a BBQ buffet but reported receiving one piece of chicken and one piece of fish per person.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
10 Dhs
small can of pepsi
“For a small can of pepsi, they charged us 10 Dhs”Google review · May 2024
25Dhs for each
photos of us Quad biking and Camel riding
“They took our photos of us Quad biking and Camel riding which we didn't ask for at the first place and charged 25Dhs for each”Google review · May 2024
DXB
LOCAL
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The Bottom Line
This tour operator is a Dubai-based choice for a classic desert outing: dune bashing followed by a camp evening with food and entertainment. Reviews also mention camel rides, sandboarding, quad bikes and sunset photography, so there is plenty to do beyond the 4x4 drive. Several guests found the driving thrilling but controlled, and one family described the experience as child-friendly.
The strongest feedback centres on the camp meal, performances and attentive service. One review specifically praised the VIP food as fresh, tasty and well-organized, while others enjoyed the dance and fire shows. VIP seating is worth asking about if you are travelling with parents or want a more comfortable meal setup.
Read the package details carefully. A review reported only about one minute of included camel riding, with a longer ride charged separately, and another said many activities were promoted as paid add-ons. One guest also found the dune-bashing segment shorter than expected after an hour-long transfer.
Transport space may matter on longer journeys. The supplied reviews refer heavily to Abu Dhabi safaris, although the business is presented as a Dubai operator in International City. Confirm the departure point, route, dune-bashing duration and included activities before paying.
Entertainment may also vary during Ramadan, when one family reported no belly dance, shisha or henna.