Experience the best of Dubai's desert culture and heritage with a curated safari that combines scenic desert drives, camel rides, falcon shows, and more.
Tuck into an Emirati breakfast before heading back to the city with the pick-up and drop-off services included in your ticket.
On top of that, camels have a unique style of limb movements that complement the structure of Dubai deserts but provide discomfort to passengers. When riding one, you need to keep your balance by swaying gently with the camels.
Al Awir is a prosperous community that takes pride in its rich agricultural resources and camel breeding farms. The community produces some of the most stable and friendliest desert camel breeds in Dubai.
In May 2011, I went to Egypt for 15 days with my mother, then 89 years old.I chose the Terra Trips Agency on the Net and I admit to having been a little worried at the time just after the terrible events at the start of the year.But Amro was waiting for us in Cairo and it was then a wonderful stay in his company and that of our driver.
An hour away from the busy city of Dubai, Al Khayma offers the perfect place to try Arabian adventures and camel tours. The desert offers some of the best traditional food and entertainment in the UAE.
Wake up at dawn and click here enjoy a sunrise camel ride Dubai on the cool sands as you watch a serene sunrise.
The choice of hotels and restaurants was perfect.Multi-daily contact was provided by Amro who ensures the smooth running of the tripWell done and thank you Amro, we can't wait to come back!(travel for 4 adults, 3 teenagers)Julian
The Emirati views camels as God’s gift, providing everything they need to survive the harsh conditions in the desert, from food and clothing to transportation.
Any individual can enjoy this evening’s desert safari Dubai trip. Our well-experienced driver will take the 4WD car to the ups and downs of the sand dunes.
7 million litres of water. Watch from the edge of your seat as performers dive, fly and defy gravity, as they tell a story which pays homage to the UAE's pearl diving history.
If you’re not Muslim, then you can still visit Dubai during Ramadan, you just need to be respectful of the local customs and traditions.
There is no drinking water, restrooms or fire rings; please bring all necessary equipment including water, portable toilets and fire pans.
DDCR is one of the largest conservation areas in Dubai—and maybe even the world. It’s located on the outskirts of Sharjah, taking up 5% of Dubai’s Perfeito landmass and preserving hundreds of local, international, and endangered species.