Quad Biking Dubai Golden Dunes at Al Awir, Red Dunes at Lahbab

One rider on our controlled practice track pays USD 27 (AED 100) for 30 minutes. The open desert dunes at Al Awir or Lahbab cost USD 54 (AED 200) per individual rider. Two riders sharing a quad pay USD 82 (AED 300).

Yes, ATV and quad bike mean the same machine here. Our quad bike rental starts at USD 27 (AED 100) for 30 minutes in the controlled area. One hour on the open dunes is USD 109 (AED 400) for one rider. Every quad comes with a helmet, goggles and gloves.

Every price is calculated per quad, whether one or two riders share it. Two separate quads therefore involve two separate prices.

At Lahbab, four riders on individual quads for 30 minutes pay USD 218 (AED 800) altogether. With a Land Cruiser pickup, the total comes to USD 490 (AED 1,799). Choosing a comfortable sedan or 4×4 reduces the total to USD 408 (AED 1,499). Sharing two quads with the Land Cruiser costs USD 436 (AED 1,599). Children and teenagers pay exactly the same price per quad.

We have no fixed minimum age, which surprises many families. Children around five can drive a small quad, while younger children ride together with a parent. Kids pay the same price per quad as adults.

Absolutely, and the experience costs USD 54 (AED 200) per quad. Travel there in your own vehicle, or reserve our private sedan or 4×4 for USD 190 (AED 699). A comfortable Land Cruiser costs USD 272 (AED 999).

On the open dunes or at Lahbab, a single rider pays USD 109 (AED 400) for one hour. Two hours total USD 218 (AED 800), and three hours total USD 327 (AED 1,200). For anything longer, message our reservations team on WhatsApp.

No licence is necessary, and we never ask for identification or a signed waiver. The guide explains the throttle and brakes before your first ride.

Every rider receives a helmet, goggles, gloves and cold drinking water. A guide gives the safety briefing, then rides with you on every quad tour.

Yes, every quad we use is automatic, so you simply operate the throttle and brakes. There’s no clutch or gear lever, which helps first time riders feel comfortable immediately.

Our standard quads are 250cc, which feel comfortable for beginners. A powerful 700cc quad is available on request for experienced riders, so ask on WhatsApp for its price.

Certainly, the quad can be reserved entirely independently. Drive to the camp yourself, or choose our private pickup from USD 190 (AED 699) by sedan or 4×4.

Yes, and many visitors happily combine both activities. Our evening desert safari in Dubai costs USD 41 (AED 150) per guest with hotel pickup. Add a quad on the day from USD 27 (AED 100).

Morning rides feel noticeably cooler and quieter, especially between May and September. Sunset rides deliver the most beautiful light for photographs, while afternoon slots work comfortably during winter.

Wear closed shoes, long trousers and a lightweight top, because the sand gets everywhere. A scarf protects your face, and we provide the helmet, goggles and gloves for every rider.

Yes, provided you wear the helmet and follow the guide’s instructions throughout. A UAE University study of Dubai ambulance reports linked injuries to missing helmets, passengers, night riding and roads. We ride on sand, in daylight, with a guide beside you and our team watching every group.

Yes, if you’re comfortable with that decision. We don’t set an age limit, so parents decide. Teenagers receive the identical safety briefing and ride their own quad, with the guide nearby.

It happens occasionally, especially on a first ride, so please don’t panic. Stop, remain seated and signal to the guide. He’s right beside you and will help you get moving again.

That depends on your policy, so read the small print before travelling. Some insurers treat quad biking as a dangerous sport. Our quads are insured, but your personal cover still matters.

For a first go on the practice track, yes. On the open dunes we’d recommend 1 to 2 hours, because relaxing on a quad takes a little time. After that, it becomes genuinely enjoyable.

No. The total we confirm on WhatsApp is exactly the amount you pay on the day. Nobody adds an additional fee at the camp, and we never request a deposit.

Most of our riders start at the Al Awir camp, roughly 50 to 55 minutes east of Downtown Dubai. The taller red dunes of Lahbab are approximately 1 hour 10 minutes from the city.

Lahbab, if you want the real experience. The red dunes are bigger, and the desert around Lahbab feels wilder. Al Awir is closer to the city, and its practice track is perfect for beginners and children.

Yes, and you’ll only pay for the quad bikes themselves. Heading to Lahbab? Open our Lahbab pin, and we’ll WhatsApp the exact meeting location after booking. For Al Awir, simply follow our camp pin along Al Awir Road (E44).

Yes, and that’s exactly where we operate. The E44 is called Al Awir Road near the city and the Dubai Hatta Road further out. Our Al Awir camp sits just off this highway. The crowded rental yards around Al Badayer are across the border in Sharjah, a completely different operation.

Not with us. Every quad tour includes our experienced guide riding alongside you. Desert dunes conceal steep drops you simply can’t see from the saddle. You still drive your own quad, so it never feels like a supervised babysitting session.

Yes. ATV stands for all terrain vehicle, and around Dubai people use both names for the same four wheeled machine. So if you searched for an ATV experience, you’ve definitely landed in the right place.

There are three practical ways. Begin on the practice track at USD 27 (AED 100), or share one quad between two riders. Driving yourself also helps, because you’ll only pay for the quad bikes themselves. Sharing a quad on the open dunes costs two riders USD 82 (AED 300), compared with USD 108 separately.

The controlled area is a marked practice track, perfect for beginners and younger children. The open dunes are genuine desert terrain with steeper climbs and descents, and our guide leads the route.

Yes, two riders can comfortably share one quad. On the open dunes a shared quad costs USD 82 (AED 300), considerably less expensive than two separate quads.

Please avoid quad biking during pregnancy, or if you have back or heart conditions. You can relax at the camp instead, which offers shade, clean toilets and refreshing cold drinks.

A quad feels lighter and more exciting, because you steer it with handlebars. A dune buggy in Dubai offers seats, belts and a protective frame, which many families prefer.

No deposit is required, because payment happens on the day of your ride. Cancelling or changing the date is free until 12 hours beforehand, and unsuitable weather costs you nothing.

Tap Book now and choose your preferred riding area. Then send your date, riders, preferred time and transport on WhatsApp, and we confirm everything with your exact total.