Most websites list 6 hours, but in reality, with hotel pick-up and drop-off it can stretch closer to 7–8 hours. Guests planning evening dinner reservations or late flights should account for this extra buffer.

Rain in the desert is rare but possible. On such days, dune bashing may be modified or replaced with camp-based activities for safety. Camps continue to operate, and entertainment/dining is not cancelled but the driving portion may be shorter.

Yes, some camps serve alcohol at an additional cost. It is never included in the package price, and regulations mean service stops at a fixed time. Guests should carry cash or card for bar purchases, as not all vendors accept digital payments.

While vehicles and camps are insured, travellers are still advised to have general travel insurance. This covers medical emergencies, especially for guests with pre-existing conditions, since camp clinics are basic and the nearest hospitals can be 30–40 minutes away.

Yes, but only with advance notice. Standard buffets are halal by default and include vegetarian options, but strict vegan, gluten-free, or allergy-specific meals need to be flagged at the time of booking to be prepared separately.

Pick-up times are strict due to convoy schedules. If a guest misses the transfer, the safari usually counts as a “no-show” with no refund. Rescheduling is possible only if arranged at least 24 hours prior. Always keep your phone handy and confirm pick-up details in advance.