Google search resulted in many companies.
Finally decided to go with a company called "Best Dubai Trip", since they offered the cheapest price, AED 150 per person, and the email response was good.
Typically, all company offered the same attractions, after picked up at hotel, stopped by for quad bike ride (option), dune bashing then stopped at a desert camp for dinner, watched performance (fire dance, belly dance, tanura dance), enjoyed attractions like camel riding, henna painting and traditional dress.
Compared to Qatar, Dubai desert safari was more organized, more companies and people, more attractions.
The desert camp we visited, had daily attractions like when we visited.
The fire dance was great, performed by a good looking Arabic young guy.
The belly dance was sexy, with the dancer always appealing her big boobs.
The tanura or whirling dance was nice not bad too, with lighting clothes.
The snack and tea/coffee before the dinner were nice.
The dinner was OK.
Surprisingly, there was a bar selling alcohol in the camp.
The simple henna painting was free, but more elaborated one was additional fee, same with traditional dress, the simple dress was free.
Finally decided to go with a company called "Best Dubai Trip", since they offered the cheapest price, AED 150 per person, and the email response was good.
Typically, all company offered the same attractions, after picked up at hotel, stopped by for quad bike ride (option), dune bashing then stopped at a desert camp for dinner, watched performance (fire dance, belly dance, tanura dance), enjoyed attractions like camel riding, henna painting and traditional dress.
Compared to Qatar, Dubai desert safari was more organized, more companies and people, more attractions.
The desert camp we visited, had daily attractions like when we visited.
The fire dance was great, performed by a good looking Arabic young guy.
The belly dance was sexy, with the dancer always appealing her big boobs.
The tanura or whirling dance was nice not bad too, with lighting clothes.
The snack and tea/coffee before the dinner were nice.
The dinner was OK.
Surprisingly, there was a bar selling alcohol in the camp.
The simple henna painting was free, but more elaborated one was additional fee, same with traditional dress, the simple dress was free.
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