Dubai Desert Reserve Experience
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See all 64 reviewsDubai Desert Conservation is going to be crowded this winter. The night camps are the places people would love to stay. A VIP night cam will be introduced soon by Emirates. Barbecue will be the most loved dish here. You will be able to see the desert deers and camels here. If you are lucky enough might see the snakes and scorpions too. Be vigilant when you visit this place and do not litter anything anywhere in the desert or you will end up paying huge fines.
It was great to see the gazelles and later that same night a fox whilst carefully driving through the desert with our guide from Arabian Adventures. Lovely landscapes, best enjoyed during sunset hours.
A bucket list experience. We were collected in a private G wagon from our hotel. Our driver was very knowledgeable and friendly. The private desert tour was outstanding. We had dinner in the desert at a table for 2. The food was first class. There were dancers, henna tattooists sisha and camels.
Anything I thought I knew about the desert was wrong. It’s not just sand and sun—it’s life, history, and resilience. Seeing camels roam freely and spotting the oryx, Dubai’s national animal, in its natural habitat was something else. It made me wonder what it was like to live as a Bedouin—finding peace, purpose, and strength in the middle of nowhere. The desert holds so much more than meets the eye.
You can see Arabian Oryx, Gazelles, Foxe's, rabbits, sand fishes, so many kind of lizards and a lot of fauna and flora. The Main thing is one of the beautiful desert resort inside of this conservation reserve, which is called AL MAHA DESERT RESORT & SPA
Arrange a day full of activities including camel treks, falconry, horse riding, archery, wildlife drives, dune driving, dune dinner, sand boarding, private desert dinners and camping. You can even try hot air ballooning! Four tour operators have been selected to operate within the area to ensure exclusivity and minimal impact on the environment, with a total of nine camps which are primarily used for Bedouin style dining and limited camping. They conduct dune driving excursion on predetermined routes, as well as camel riding and falconry displays: Arabian Adventures, Alpha Tours, Travco and Nara Desert Escape.
Ratings & reviews
See all 64 reviewsDubai Desert Conservation is going to be crowded this winter. The night camps are the places people would love to stay. A VIP night cam will be introduced soon by Emirates. Barbecue will be the most loved dish here. You will be able to see the desert deers and camels here. If you are lucky enough might see the snakes and scorpions too. Be vigilant when you visit this place and do not litter anything anywhere in the desert or you will end up paying huge fines.
It was great to see the gazelles and later that same night a fox whilst carefully driving through the desert with our guide from Arabian Adventures. Lovely landscapes, best enjoyed during sunset hours.
A bucket list experience. We were collected in a private G wagon from our hotel. Our driver was very knowledgeable and friendly. The private desert tour was outstanding. We had dinner in the desert at a table for 2. The food was first class. There were dancers, henna tattooists sisha and camels.
Anything I thought I knew about the desert was wrong. It’s not just sand and sun—it’s life, history, and resilience. Seeing camels roam freely and spotting the oryx, Dubai’s national animal, in its natural habitat was something else. It made me wonder what it was like to live as a Bedouin—finding peace, purpose, and strength in the middle of nowhere. The desert holds so much more than meets the eye.
You can see Arabian Oryx, Gazelles, Foxe's, rabbits, sand fishes, so many kind of lizards and a lot of fauna and flora. The Main thing is one of the beautiful desert resort inside of this conservation reserve, which is called AL MAHA DESERT RESORT & SPA