Today's Nabit: 50% off a Dune Buggy Safari with Explorer Tours

With their fun-filled Dune Buggy Safari, Explorer Tours takes you to the expanse of the Al Awir Desert for a ride guaranteed to raise dust. Designed for safety, their dune buggies are equipped with a full roll cage, bucket seats and a safety harness, yet they are more powerful than quad bikes.

The Itinerary

Explorer Tours runs itineraries daily at three convenient timings:

1. Pick-up at 8am. Return drop-off at 12noon.
2. Pick-up at 11am. Return drop-off at 3pm.
3. Pick-up at 3pm. Return drop-off at 7pm.

Once the adventure is booked, Nabbers will be picked up from Sharjah and driven to the Al Awir desert in a 4-wheel drive. The experience will start with a safety briefing following which Explorer Tours’ guides will illustrate how the dune buggies are handled.

The convoy is then led over the dunes, curving across the desert for an hour long thrill, generously leaving a storm of dust for weary travellers to navigate by. There is also a drinks break to wet those parched throats. Once the adventure is over and everyone has recovered from the adrenaline rush, Explorer Tours’ will transport the group back to their respective drop-off locations in Sharjah.

A for Adventure

While Explorer Tours’ Dune Buggy Safari provides the A-B-C of adventure, you can always return to book adventures such as: canoeing, kayaking, dhow cruises, overnight safaris, rock climbing, camping, mountain hikes and abseiling.

Explorer Tours also offers corporate leadership programmes, using the outdoors to nudge staff out of their comfort zones (think cubicles). For extreme individuals, there are challenges such as an overnight self-drive to Liwa or an expedition to the famed Rub al Khali (Empty Quarter), and for schools, Explorer Tours offers an additional set of carefully designed activities. Children can even prep for the Duke of Edinburgh award, an international self-development programme.

But get your fix first. Nab the Dune Buggy Safari for the gang – word is that Santa’s on a dune buggy this Christmas.