FAQ

There is no strict dress code. Comfortable, breathable clothing and closed shoes are recommended. Carry a light jacket for evenings. Avoid sandals and tight clothing for dune activities.

Morning is best for cooler weather and fewer crowds, evening is best for the full experience with dinner and shows, and overnight is ideal for peace, stargazing, and sunrise views.

It’s possible but not recommended unless you’re experienced in desert driving. Guided desert safaris are safer and more convenient for visitors.

Morning desert safaris usually start between 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM, depending on your pickup location. The experience typically finishes by late morning or before noon.

Yes. Overnight Desert Safaris are available and include evening activities, dinner, an overnight stay at a desert camp, breakfast, and sunrise views.

Yes. Sleeping in the desert is possible through organized overnight desert safari camps, which provide sleeping arrangements, staff supervision, and safety measures.

Yes, night or overnight desert safaris are worth it for travelers who want:

• Peace and quiet after sunset
• Stargazing opportunities
• A break from city life

You can only use tents in designated areas or organized camps. Setting up a tent on your own is not advised due to safety and local regulations. Overnight safari camps provide managed tent or sleeping setups.

Pregnant guests are advised not to participate in dune driving. However, they may still join and enjoy other parts of the experience, such as desert views, camp access, dining, and entertainment.