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How much does a desert safari in Qatar cost?
Shared is a flat QAR 149 per person. Private is tiered per person — Half-Day: QAR 450 (1 guest), QAR 250 pp (2), QAR 190 pp (3–15). Full-Day from QAR 345 pp and Overnight from QAR 550 pp for groups of 3–6.
Where is the meeting point?
Shared tours meet at the National Museum of Qatar Metro Station, Exit 2. Private tours include pickup from hotels in Doha; layover tours can start from Hamad International Airport.
What is included in the safari?
Air-conditioned Land Cruiser, licensed desert driver, dune bashing, a short camel ride, sandboarding, photo stops and the Inland Sea visit. Water is provided. Add-ons like quad bikes are paid at the camp.
What is the Inland Sea?
Khor Al Adaid, the Inland Sea, is a UNESCO-recognised natural reserve in southern Qatar — one of the few places on Earth where high sand dunes meet the sea directly.
What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are charged 100%.
Is dune bashing safe for children?
Dune bashing is suitable for children aged 4 and above. Infants and guests with back or heart conditions are advised to choose the gentle, no-dune-bashing option — ask us on WhatsApp and we will set it up.
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable clothes, sunglasses, sunscreen and a light jacket in winter evenings. Sand gets everywhere — closed shoes or sandals you don't mind dusting off.
Can I add a quad bike or dune buggy?
Yes, at the camp: Quad 250cc QAR 150 per person, Quad 520cc QAR 250 for 2 persons, Dune Buggy 1000cc QAR 500 (2 seats) or QAR 600 (4 seats). Helmets and a safety briefing are included.