4-in-1 Combo: Burj Khalifa + Desert Safari + Miracle Garden + Global Village
AED 436
Burj Khalifa access, Miracle Garden entry, Global Village entry, 6-hr Awir desert safari, round-trip transfers for the safari, dune bashing, BBQ dinner, live shows, refreshments
Instagram-Favorite: Noble Camp Desert Safari with Gourmet Dinner
AED 562 – 869
Round-trip transfers, 30-min red dune bashing, camel ride, sunset stop, gourmet/VIP dinner or set menu, live cultural shows, souq area, henna, baby-camel feeding
Frequently asked questions about Dubai desert safari cost
Several factors influence pricing, such as whether the safari is morning, evening, or overnight, the type of vehicle, level of luxury, activities included, and whether transfers are private or shared.
Generally, prices stay consistent, but some operators may raise rates during peak tourism periods like winter months, long weekends, and major events.
Budget and standard safari tickets typically include BBQ dinner or breakfast, while luxury safaris may include premium multi-course meals. Always check the inclusions when comparing prices.
Most safaris include hotel pick-up from central Dubai areas at no extra cost. Transfers from remote locations or private residence addresses may incur an additional fee depending on the operator.
Online bookings are often cheaper thanks to seasonal offers, combo deals, and instant discounts that aren’t available if you book on arrival.
These activities are sometimes included in premium packages, but many standard safaris offer them as optional paid add-ons. Prices vary depending on ride duration and vehicle type.
It’s best to book at least a few days ahead, especially during peak season (October–March). Early booking ensures more availability across budget, premium, and luxury price ranges.
