Dinner is a highlight of any desert safari. After the dunes and the camel ride, most guests arrive at camp hungry.
What to expect
A BBQ buffet with grilled meats, salads, rice, bread and side dishes, plus vegetarian choices. Tea, coffee, soft drinks and water are included in our packages.
Vegetarian and non-veg
Both are served. Vegetarians should mention it at booking so the camp is ready.
Dietary needs
- Tell us about allergies in advance
- Ask about halal and other requirements
- Children can usually eat from the buffet; ask us about preferences
Tips
Eat light before the dune drive, as covered in motion sickness tips.
See everything included on the packages page, or message us.
What a typical buffet looks like
Expect grilled chicken, lamb or beef kebabs, rice dishes, salads, hummus, bread and a few sweets. Vegetarian guests can usually enjoy grilled vegetables, rice, salads and side dishes. Menus change with the camp and the season, so treat this as a guide, not a promise of specific dishes.
Drinks
Unlimited soft drinks, tea, coffee and water are included with our packages. Arabic coffee and sweet tea are a good way to try something local.
Special diets
Allergies, gluten sensitivity, vegan preferences and religious dietary needs should be raised when you book. Camps can often prepare for them if they know in advance.
Eating with kids
The buffet suits most children, with milder dishes available. Keep them seated near the fire show and bring wet wipes. See our family guide for more tips, and review the package inclusions or message us about dietary needs.
