I'd always been fascinated by Dubai, but I never liked it once I got there. I felt like I was in a man-made concrete model city, with the concrete buildings, new shiny roads, and a plethora of cheap Chinese electronic goods. A friend suggested that I go on a desert safari, also known as a Desert Dune Safari. I asked a travel agent friend to arrange the Safari for me, which he did quickly.

Evening Desert Safari

The evening Desert safari Dubai is one of the most unforgettable experiences in this colorful city. After picking up from your accommodation, proceed to the sand dunes to participate in dune bashing. As you zoom up and down the golden beaches, enjoy this fantastic ride. Then, take a camel ride to the tallest dune for a quick shot against the magnificent sunset. As it begins to become dark, make your way to the Bedouin campground, where you may sip Arabic coffee and snack on delicious dates. Spectacular belly dance and Tanoura dancing acts, as well as a fantastic fire show, will be on display. Try Sheesha smoking and Henna painting after refueling with a large BBQ supper.

Around 4 p.m., the Safari driver called to say he was waiting for me at the apartment building gate where I was staying. I was prepared and waiting to be escorted to this much-talked-about experience in Dubai. I went down and introduced myself to the friendly Iranian driver, who was a lovely man. He asked me to take the first seat in the car, and we drove to a hotel where he needed to pick up three more tourists. We went around outside of Dubai for a while. It was essentially the same. The driver forced us to stop at a cold drink shop where he lowered the air in his tires, and there were at least 20 Jeeps parked and doing the same thing while all tourists were busy buying drinks and cookies for the journey.

Dune Bashing Experience

After a few minutes, the driver approached us and said he was ready to begin, so we did. Drive took a minor road turn, and then there was no road; we were driving in the sand; wow, that was the first natural thing I saw in the desert. We went to the dunes, and our Safari driver drove on a tall dune, and just at the very top, he descended the steep dune quite relaxingly; the two pretty young girls sitting behind me nearly screamed, but it was fun; they had as much fun as I did. Other strategies included driving right on the dune's shoulder and then turning, blowing sand in the air, and so on.

At the Bedouin Camp

We stopped at a camel farm, another fantastic experience; later, the driver led us to a camp that was very different from the idea of a camp I had; it was a permanent dessert restaurant with dancing podium couches a Bar shop, among other things. Even though it was not particularly interesting, the attendees had a great time. The buffet dinner was set up, and about 150 tourists lined up with their plates, picking up various dishes, mostly Arabian and Indian, as the majority of the tourists were Indians and Iranians. A Russian girl appeared on the podium and performed a stunning Arabian dance as the dinner started. Everyone enjoyed the music and dance, and my mind began to consider this scenario as the pinnacle of any trip to Dubai.

We were told to be ready in 15 minutes after the dance, so the driver drove us to the hotel first then dropped me off at home. Since this Dubai Desert Safari, I've grown to like Dubai, and it appears to be a more natural city for me now.

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