Private Safari at a glance.
Keep your Dubai hotel transfer and Lahbab dune experience private for your family or group. The driver can adjust the ride within safety limits, pause longer for sunset photos and coordinate a pickup window that suits your itinerary before joining the evening camp.
Included—and not included.
Included
- Private Dubai pickup and drop-off
- Exclusive 4x4 and driver
- Dune bashing and sandboarding
- Short camel ride
- BBQ buffet and refreshments
- Scheduled live shows
Not included
- Private desert camp
- Quad bike or buggy
- Private table service
- Professional photography
What the day looks like.
Private pickup
Agree a suitable window when the booking is confirmed.
Exclusive dune drive
Travel only with your group and request a gentle or adventurous ride.
Photo stop
Use the flexible pace for family and group photographs.
Camp and dinner
Join the shared camp programme before private return transfer.
Know before dune bashing.
Dune bashing involves sudden movement over uneven ground. It is not recommended for pregnant guests, infants, or travellers with certain back, neck or heart conditions. Ask about a direct camp transfer or gentler private route before booking.
Private Safari FAQs.
How much is a private desert safari Dubai vehicle?
This package starts from AED 749 per private 4x4 for up to six guests. Final pricing depends on the date, pickup zone and selected upgrades.
How many people fit in a private desert safari vehicle?
The starting vehicle price covers up to six guests in one 4x4, subject to passenger ages and safe seating requirements.
Is the desert camp private too?
No. The transfer and dune drive are private; the standard camp is shared. Ask for a private dining setup if required.
Does a private desert safari include hotel pickup?
Yes. The exclusive vehicle collects your group from one confirmed Dubai hotel or residence and returns you after the camp programme.
Can pregnant guests book a private safari?
They can request a direct, no-dune-bashing transfer to camp. Medical suitability should be discussed with a healthcare professional.
