Adu Dhabi Safari - Ateeq is our guide and he is wonderful. He took the best pictures of our trips. He controlled the timing of our trip very well so we got the best sunset light. Highly recommending.

Jan desert safari AD - Amazing experience and vibes.Tour guide Mr.Ateeq was very friendly ,polite and professional.It is worth it 👌🏻Thank you Ateeq

Rehan was fantastic for couples and families - We went with Rehan and it was a fantastic trip for family and partners he took many fantastic photos of us all together and solo couldn’t recommend more

desert safari with Rehan - if you want to have a complete fun time worth your money then you must contact rehan for this amazing dessert safari that he has to offer. his services include dune basking sand boarding camel rides ATV rides exotic dances with VIP seating and BBQ. get all of this under one contact. my experience says no one can ever be disappointed. have fun!

Deserto cool - Ateeq much but very attentive the ride was wonderful to drive in the dunes riding on a camel was all cool. I recommend it to everyone.

Fire in the desert - Ateeq and the best guide and super attentive and kind ! And an excellent photographer!! Very fun and spacious this tour! And in the final fire show in the desert 🔥🔥

Desert Dreams Unfolded by Rehan - Golden sands, great food, and unforgettable desert vibes. Loved every moment. Would recommend for everyone, It's a must try!!!

Desert safari with Rehan - V/Nice experience in desert safari with Rehan we came from Pakistan 🇵🇰 and we love this desert safari we recommend this tour and this company really love this

Thrilling adventure - One of the most unforgettable memories i had is of desert trip in car. It was worth visit n really had amazing n thrilling adventure. Food was also exceptional and travel guide really helped us through the trip.

Sales event and photo safari, basic services correspond to the offer, friendly guides - The very friendly guides have accompanied us through all offered activities, actually there is nothing to complain about. Nevertheless, we were disappointed overall, although we might have been a bit naive - we had imagined a trip to the desert and a brief insight into the Arab way of life. However, the activities took place in a 3 meter high and opaque fenced area directly on a road. There we were expected by our hosts with credit card readers in hand, who initially pointed out some ways to upgrade the included activities for a fee. The free camel ride was basically a short sit up, take photos and get back down. For an additional 10 euros per person, a guided 5-minute ride was offered. The quad biking took place in a secluded area, but was great fun, as was the 5-minute drive with sand dune bashing. Anyone who has a falcon placed on their arm pays extra (after a brief hint). At the buffet we were offered a VIP upgrade almost intrusively. The included buffet was not to be opened until much later and only one portion from a limited menu would have been allowed. Before going to the buffet, several vendors came to the table one after the other (for stuffed animals, colorful children's light toys, bracelets). At the VIP buffet (with disposable plastic dishes and cutlery) we were greeted in almost empty bowls with spaghetti with ketchup, chickpeas and grilled chicken pieces on request. We were still fed up. There was plenty of water and various soft drinks. The organizers also tried to sell us fresh fruit juice (again a seller with a colorful folder at the table). Instant coffee and tea bags were included in the price. Especially at the VIP buffet we had hoped for a coffee according to Arab culture. Shisha smoking was offered - at an extra cost of course (again a vendor at the table during the meal). We could buy printed pictures of the activities from the nearest seller at the dining table. The highlight was the dance event: A bearded man in a (women's?) dress equipped with colorful LED lights turned for several minutes to Arabic music (old Arab culture??). A little variety brought a fire show, but here too the applause was limited. Thanks to the nice guides Ali and Mohammed who later sent us numerous free pictures.