Desert Safaris
Desert trips can combine dune driving, camel rides, sunset views, dinner and live entertainment at an Arabian camp.
Travco UAE
Business Bay
Travco UAE is a Business Bay travel agency and inbound tour operator offering desert safaris, city tours, cruises and airport transfers. Reviews make its desert experiences the clearest reason to consider booking.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
176 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
City Tours
The Dubai city and night-view tours include a guide who explains the city’s history, culture and traditional souk bargaining.
Clear Contact
One booking review says Travco stayed in touch through WhatsApp and helped coordinate hotel pickup and drop-off.
Airport Transfers
A review describes clean, comfortable transport and punctual return-to-airport service, with drivers willing to answer questions.
Quick Booking
A desert safari was arranged at short notice, and a reviewer specifically enjoyed adding quad bikes.
Cruise Help
Cruise-booking reviews describe a responsive representative who worked to provide helpful service.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm Transfers. Get hotel pickup and return details in writing, especially for late cruises; one guest was left near Dubai Mall.
Check Inclusions. Before paying, confirm every safari activity and dinner detail because one review says the excursion was incomplete.
Discuss Access. If travelling with a wheelchair, confirm Jeep fit and the full cost before booking, not the day before departure.
Compare Pricing. Ask for a written breakdown of the package price and inclusions; one older review reported about 200 dirhams per person for a safari.
Choose Activities. Ask whether quad bikes can be added to a short-notice desert safari; one reviewer called them a great experience.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Westburry Commercial Tower, Level 5, Abraj St
Business Bay, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Common Concerns
Safety Concerns
Several reviews raise concerns about unsafe driving, including one driver making guests cross a busy street to reach a cruise.
Poor Drop-Off
One late-night booking ended with passengers left near Dubai Mall rather than taken back to their hotel.
Weak Support
Complaints about management and coordinators being unresponsive recur, including after a serious transfer problem.
Accessibility Fee
A wheelchair user was told the day before a safari that a private Jeep and extra payment were required.
Value Disputes
One reviewer reported an incomplete safari and a disappointing dinner package described as costing €300 including a taxi.
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The Bottom Line
Travco UAE is a Business Bay travel agency whose reviews centre on bookable Dubai experiences rather than walk-in sightseeing. The strongest pattern is desert safaris: guests describe dune driving, camel rides, sunset photography, an Arabian camp, dinner and live entertainment. City outings, night panorama tours, cruise bookings and private airport transfers are also mentioned.
The best experiences seem to depend heavily on the assigned driver and coordinator. Positive reviews describe careful desert driving, friendly guides who explain Dubai’s history and culture, WhatsApp updates, clean cars and well-handled airport transfers. One city-tour guest particularly valued learning how to bargain in a traditional souk.
There are important cautions. Other customers report unsafe driving, a late pickup, being made to cross a busy street, and a late-night drop-off near Dubai Mall instead of their hotel. Complaints also mention weak follow-up after problems.
A wheelchair user was told shortly before departure that the Jeep could not accommodate the chair and that a private vehicle would cost more. Before booking, confirm the exact itinerary, pickup and return point, accessibility arrangements and total price in writing. One older review quoted approximately 200 dirhams per person for a safari, but treat that as historical customer-reported pricing, not a current rate.