Desert variety
Safari packages combine dune bashing with activities such as camel rides and sandboarding, plus an evening camp on selected trips.
Siyyad Khan Tourism L.L.C
Business Bay
Based in Business Bay, Siyyad Khan Tourism L.L.C is a tour operator best known in reviews for desert safaris, including dune bashing, camel rides and sandboarding. It also arranges private Dubai and Abu Dhabi day trips, with several customers praising the guides’ care and itinerary flexibility.
Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
155 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Safe driving
Reviewers describe the dune-bashing drivers as exciting but cautious, which helps balance adventure with reassurance.
Family care
Guides are repeatedly praised for patience with children and for keeping family groups comfortable throughout the safari.
Great photos
Several guides take photos and videos during the trip, including posed desert and sunset shots for families.
Smooth organisation
Customers commonly report well-managed pickup, tour timing and drop-off, with clear communication before and during trips.
Flexible itineraries
Private sightseeing tours can be adjusted around your preferred attractions and time spent at each stop.
Early starts
The company accommodated an earlier private safari start, useful for visitors with limited time or early plans.
Activity planning
Reviewers say the team can coordinate several different Dubai and UAE activities through one booking conversation.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm timings. For a sunset cruise, confirm the exact sailing hours in writing; one customer’s 8–10pm booking had no sunset view.
Lock prices. Get optional quad-bike and dune-buggy prices confirmed before the day, since one review reports an AED 200 increase.
Check extras. Ask which safari activities are included and which cost extra; one group paid separately for ATV driving and noted falcon photos also cost money.
Allow time. If you have a flight, ask about an early safari start and the airport return plan; one morning trip finished in time for an 11am airport arrival.
Ask about camp. If the evening camp matters as much as the driving, ask about current restroom, food and show arrangements before booking.
Confirm transport. For cross-border transfers with infants, reconfirm the vehicle, car seats and luggage capacity shortly before pickup.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Tamani arts tower Office 1513
Business Bay, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
Quad bikes
Quad biking or ATV riding is available on safari packages, though at least one review treated it as an extra-pay option.
Abu Dhabi full-day tour
The agency also books Abu Dhabi day trips, including sightseeing routes built around attractions such as the Louvre and Sheikh Zayed Mosque.
Common Concerns
Cruise mismatch
One customer requested a sunset yacht cruise but was booked onto an 8–10pm trip when it was already dark.
Price changes
A review reports optional quad-bike and dune-buggy prices were higher on the day, by AED 200, than the WhatsApp quote.
Camp facilities
One safari review found the camp restrooms, food variety and live shows less impressive than the adventure activities.
Transfer failure
A reported Dubai–Muscat transfer involved a late vehicle, missing car seats and an additional charge after collection was arranged.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 2500
2nd car
“Leaving us with little option since they had already taken AED 3900 from us and we were packed ready to leave with 2 infants, we managed to negotiate the price down to AED 2500 for the 2nd car”Google review · March 2026
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The Bottom Line
C, based in Business Bay, is a tour operator with a strong review trail around Dubai desert safaris. The usual draw is an activity-packed outing: dune bashing, camel rides, sandboarding and sometimes quad biking, followed by a desert camp with dinner and entertainment. Private Dubai city tours and Abu Dhabi day trips are also available.
The safari feedback is notably specific. Customers describe careful but thrilling driving, guides who keep children and older relatives comfortable, regular water, and plenty of help with desert and sunset photos. Private tours can be reshaped around your preferred sights and pace; one Abu Dhabi group fitted TeamLab Phenomena, the Louvre and Sheikh Zayed Mosque into a tight day with route and lunch guidance.
There are a few booking details to handle carefully. Confirm yacht-cruise hours rather than relying on a general sunset request, and get optional quad-bike or buggy prices in writing—the reviews include an AED 200 increase. One separate Dubai–Muscat transfer complaint reports missing car seats, delays and extra charges, so cross-border transport deserves especially clear confirmation.
Camp facilities and show variety also receive more mixed feedback than the desert driving.