Timing is Critical: Evening safaris usually begin late in the afternoon, to see the spectacular desert sunset. It is important to arrive on time so that you can fully be able to enjoy the safari.

Dress comfortably: Wear lightweight, loose clothing that breathes and comfortable shoes because the desert can be hot in the day, and cool in the evening.

Sun protection: Take sunglasses with you, sunblock, and a hat to shield yourself from the scorching desert sun.

Hydrated: Deserts can prove drying. Take a water bottle with a refillable capacity to keep hydrated throughout your trip.

Camera Ready: Don’t forget your camera or smartphone. Landscapes in the desert, dunes bashing and the sunset are all Instagram-worthy photos.

Advanced Levels: Take note of what degree of adventure that you are comfortable with. Dune bashing can be exciting So, inform your guide of your preferences.

Respect for Culture: Dubai is a Muslim country, therefore dress modestly and adhere to the local customs and practices. Avoid displays of affection in public as well as excessive drinking.

Food preferences: If you have food restrictions or allergies, notify your tour operator prior to departure so that they are able to accommodate your requirements.

Security: First Be sure to follow the guidelines of your guide to safari for your safety while doing activities such as dunes bashing and camel riding.

Pre-booking: Evening desert safaris are extremely popular, therefore it is recommended to reserve your trip ahead of time to guarantee your place.

Transport: Make sure that transportation from and to your hotel is included in the tour package.

Entertainment: Most desert safaris include cultural shows as well as an BBQ dinner. Find out the details of your safari package to get the most out of your trip.