From budget-friendly AED 110 tours to the extreme Red Dunes experience. Compare prices, inclusions, and hidden costs to find the best deal.
Standard golden dunes. Good for families and budget travelers.
Lahbab Red Dunes. Higher, steeper dunes for better thrill & photos.
Exclusive car for up to 6 people. Custom timing.
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Expert advice on planning your desert adventure

A Red Dune Safari focuses on extreme thrills and photography in Lahbab, while Standard Safaris offer a balanced cultural experience.

Tourists may need to show proof of funds upon entry. We explain the visa requirements and what you need to carry.

June to August offers the lowest prices for flights and safaris, though it comes with extreme heat. Is it worth the savings?
A common question affecting price is the Location.
Tall, red-tinted dunes. More expensive but offers extreme dune bashing (45+ mins) and stunning photography.
Flatter, golden dunes. Cheaper option. The ride is smoother (20-30 mins), making it better for families and seniors.
June to August. Prices drop by 20-30% due to the summer heat.
Tourists may need proof of funds (cash/card) upon entry to UAE.
Kissing in public is generally not allowed. Holding hands is okay.
Hotel desks mark up prices by 50-100%. Online booking is always cheaper.
Everything you need to know about costs & inclusions
Prices start from roughly AED 110 (approx INR 2,500) for standard shared tours. Premium experiences with table service and Red Dune bashing range from AED 180 to AED 350. Private land cruisers cost AED 750+ per vehicle.
A Red Dune Safari (Lahbab) focuses on extreme thrills, higher dunes, and photography. A Standard Safari (Al Awir) offers gentler dunes and focuses more on the cultural camp experience, making it better for families and seniors.
Yes, it is widely considered the best value-for-money activity. For one price, you get transport, dune bashing, camel riding, sandboarding, dinner, and live shows (belly dance, Tanoura).
Yes, absolutely. The dress code in the desert is relaxed. Shorts and t-shirts are fine. However, bring a light jacket for winter evenings (Nov-Mar) as it gets chilly.
This refers to a visa entry requirement where tourists may be asked to show proof of funds (approx AED 3,000) to ensure they can support their stay. It is recommended to carry a mix of cash and credit cards.