Reliable Pickup
Several visitors report punctual or convenient hotel pickup, making the desert outing easier to manage.
Desert Safari Tours Dubai
Al Quoz
Desert Safari Tours Dubai is a tour operator running morning, sunrise and evening desert outings. Reviews highlight dune bashing and camel rides, with some packages also including camp meals, sandboarding and falcon encounters.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
1,372 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Family Pacing
A guide adjusted the dune bashing to a moderate level so an infant could stay comfortable without removing the excitement for others.
Photo Help
Solo travellers and families say guides took pictures throughout the activities, including candid family shots and sunset photos.
Sunrise Package
One sunrise package review specifically confirms a long camel ride, red dunes, breakfast and a falcon encounter were included.
Clean Camp
A family review found the camp very clean and well maintained, with sandboarding, camel riding and evening performances available.
Quick Recovery
When one vehicle broke down, the team arranged another ride quickly and kept the trip moving.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Inclusions. Ask which activities are included: one review says ATV riding and hawk photographs required additional payment.
Confirm Pricing. Get the ATV price in writing before leaving; one customer reported a change from 100 AED to 500 AED per person.
Choose Sunrise. Book a sunrise safari if early starts suit you; reviews describe camel rides, breakfast and desert activities in the morning.
Pack Essentials. Wear closed shoes and bring sunglasses and a hat for the desert activities.
Consider Private. Ask about a personal or private tour if you want more control over the pace and time spent on activities.
Flag Infant Needs. If travelling with a baby, mention it when booking and request moderate dune bashing rather than assuming the standard pace.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Room#409 A,4the floor,Al Firoshi Building,Salahuddin Road
Al Qouz Fourth - Al Quoz, 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 |
Popular Mentions
Sand boarding
Sandboarding is a popular desert activity, especially with children and on morning or sunrise packages.
Quad biking
Quad biking is frequently chosen as an add-on or morning activity, with one solo visitor calling it a highlight.
Sunrise desert safari Dubai
The sunrise format combines early desert views with camel riding and, in some packages, breakfast and other activities.
BBQ dinner buffet
Evening packages can finish at a camp with a BBQ dinner buffet and live entertainment.
Common Concerns
Price Confusion
One customer was told an ATV activity cost 100 AED, then reportedly faced a 500 AED per-person quote at the site.
Sales Pressure
A strongly negative review describes repeated stops at sales areas and pressure to buy items during the outing.
Late Pickup
One visitor reported a 45-minute delay, saying the late start rushed the dune bashing and buggy activity.
Missed Activity
A review of a delayed safari says sandboarding was not provided.
Food Service
A package review found food service disappointing for non-premium guests, with limited options and poor management.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
99 AED
two pieces of chicken
“You'll pay 99 AED for two pieces of chicken and a belly dance show, and the tour will be over”Google review · June 2026
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The Bottom Line
Desert Safari Tours Dubai runs morning, sunrise and evening desert trips, with hotel transfers appearing often in the reviews. The core experience is dune bashing, while packages can add camel rides, sandboarding, quad biking, falcon encounters and a desert camp dinner. Sunrise outings are a strong choice for early risers: reviewers describe watching the sunrise from camelback, eating breakfast in the dunes and continuing to red-dune driving and sandboarding.
Evening packages add camp entertainment, henna, camel rides and buffet or BBQ dinners. Families also report that the pace can be adjusted for an infant, and several guides helped capture photos. The experience is not completely consistent.
One vehicle breakdown was handled quickly, but another visitor reported a 45-minute-late pickup, rushed activities, no sandboarding and an inferior camp with ineffective premium seating. A separate review criticised non-premium food service. The sharpest caution concerns extras: one customer says an ATV quote changed from 100 AED to 500 AED per person, while another notes ATV riding and hawk photographs may cost extra.
Before setting out, confirm every inclusion and get add-on prices in writing. Bring shoes, sunglasses and a hat; a private tour may suit visitors who want more control over timing.