
Desert Safari
Overnight Desert Safari
The full evening, then a bed under the stars and sunrise over the sand.
Everything the evening safari offers — then everyone else goes home. The camp empties, the lights go out, and the desert turns properly dark and properly quiet. You sleep in traditional bedding under the open sky and wake for sunrise and breakfast on the dunes.
The experience at a glance
- The complete evening: dune drive, sunset, dinner, shows
- The camp to yourselves after the day guests leave
- Stargazing in true desert darkness
- Traditional open-air bedding (tents available)
- Sunrise on the dunes with fresh coffee, then breakfast
Hour by hour
How the experience unfolds
- 15:00
Pickup
Collected from your hotel for the full desert arc.
- 16:30
Evening in full
Dune bashing, sunset, camp dinner and performances.
- 22:00
The quiet
The camp empties; the fire stays lit; the stars take over.
- 06:15
Sunrise
Coffee on the dune as the light returns.
- 08:00
Breakfast
Served at camp before the drive home.
- 09:00
Return
Back at your hotel with the best hour of your holiday behind you.
Timings are typical and shift with the season’s light — your exact pickup window is confirmed the day before.
What’s included
- Hotel pickup and return by 4×4
- Full evening safari programme
- BBQ dinner and breakfast
- Overnight bedding — open-air or tent
- Campfire and stargazing
- All soft drinks, water, tea and coffee
- Dedicated overnight host
Not included
- Quad bike session (add on request)
- Alcoholic beverages
- Telescope session (seasonal add-on)
Guest Gallery
From the guest album

Clara · Zurich

Andre · Brussels

Fatima · Casablanca

Peter · Edinburgh

Maya · Tel Aviv

Arjun · Bangalore
Good to know
Asked before every safari.
Smart casual is fine. Bring a light layer — desert evenings cool quickly once the sun is down — and flat shoes you don’t mind getting sand in. Sandals are perfect.
Not at all — tell us your needs when you enquire and the camp will have it ready. Vegetarian, vegan, halal and most allergies are handled every night.
Children love it, and drivers keep the dunes gentle when little ones are aboard — just tell us ages when you enquire. We don’t recommend dune driving during pregnancy, but you can still join for the camp evening with a smooth, direct transfer.
For evening safaris, usually mid-afternoon — the exact window depends on your hotel and the season’s light, and we confirm it with you the day before. Mornings start early, before the heat.
October to April is the desert at its best — warm days, cool evenings. Summer safaris still run and have their own beauty; we simply shift towards mornings and later starts, and the camps are quieter.
Yes — every experience can run as your own vehicle and, where you’d like it, your own corner of camp. Mention it when you enquire and we’ll quote both ways so you can compare.


