A few smart habits make the difference between a great evening and a stressful one.
In the 4×4
- Keep your seat belt fastened throughout
- Hold on and keep arms and phones inside
- Tell the driver if you want a gentler pace
- Avoid heavy meals before the ride
Heat and health
- Drink water before and during the trip
- Use sunscreen and sunglasses
- Tell us about back, neck, heart or pregnancy concerns
Quad bikes and buggies
- Wear helmets and closed shoes
- Follow your guide and stay with the group
- Do not ride if you feel unwell
At camp
- Keep children close near the fire show
- Watch your step in the sand
- Keep valuables with you
Read is dune bashing safe and safari with kids. Contact us with questions.
Before you leave your hotel
Eat lightly, drink water, apply sunscreen and wear sensible clothes. Keep your phone charged and tell someone your plans if you are travelling alone. Bring any personal medication you need.
If someone feels unwell
Tell the driver or guide straight away. They can stop, give you fresh air and adjust the plan. Do not push through nausea or dizziness to avoid making a fuss.
Respect the desert
Stay with the group, do not wander far from camp at night and never climb dunes alone in the dark. Distances and directions are deceptive in sand.
Choose the right activity
Match the activity to the person. Quad bikes suit confident adults, dune bashing suits those comfortable with bumps and the camp suits everyone. Review options for seniors or children, and contact us to plan. See the package list too.
