Dune ride is fun (but maybe not on full stomach), followed by the falcon show & camel ride whilst the sun is setting. Great photo opportunities. Then you get into camp and have the gorgeous flatbread and Shwarma wraps (falafel and chicken/beef), bbq corn, soft drinks and tea/coffee on arrival. We bought some beer and alcohol from the stalls. Theres shisha in the corner, as well as a henna tattoo stand, sand souvenir stand, traditional outfit stand. Dont stuff yourself on the Shwarma as the main buffet comes after a couple of dancers perform traditional dance. Few volunteers are found to take part. Buffet is very healthy salad Lebanese style, with many types of options for veg. The meat is chicken and beef from the same BBQ grill they cooked Shwarma meat. Belly dancer followed as we were finishing our meals. Theres a traditional dessert but I only liked the donut ball! They night ends with a surprise to take some photos and videos. Very well organised with friendly driver and staff.

To have 3 men in the very back seat was ridiculous! Way too squash. I don't understand why we had to have the drivers friend in the vehicle taking up valuable space when us paying passengers had to be squashed in. Only 6 passengers is max you should allow, not 7!

This was a fun and well run excursion. Yes, when you arrive there are many other 4x4, but most of them are from the same company. We went close to another desert camp, and it was an accumulation of people in the desert, whereas this was a permanent, purpose built enclave and was very well organised. The entertainment was fun and the food excellent (no ill effects the day after - but I did not think there would be, everything is so clean. The fooling around in the desert was bouncy fun, if a little scarey for my wife who prefers her fun on the level. A good trip, and worth paying a bit extra for.