Evening Heritage Desert Safari By Vintage G class

Before going on the Evening Desert Safari with Vintage G-class, here are a few simple tips:

• Wear loose and comfortable clothes.
• Since it’s night, the temperature drops a lot, so bring extra layers to stay warm.
• If you have heart problems or other serious health issues, it’s best not to go.
• At night, the desert can get very cold and harsh.

• Identification: Always carry a valid ID for safety. Travellers must have a valid passport.
• Sun protection: During the day, the sun can be strong and harmful, so it’s a good idea to be ready. Take sunscreen, sunglasses, scarves, hats, and other useful items with you.
• Extra clothes: At night, the temperature drops quickly. Wear extra clothes, like jackets or warm layers, to stay warm and avoid getting cold.
• Footwear: Make sure that you wear closed-toed and comfortable shoes as the landscape is extremely sandy.
• Reusable water bottle: Water will be available at the camp and village, but it’s a good idea to bring your own reusable bottle when you’re in the desert.

Not Allowed

• Drugs/Narcotics: Make sure that you don’t carry drugs or narcotics.
• Sharp Objects: Any kind of sharp object is forbidden from desert safari
• Large bags: Avoid carrying large bags or suitcases to avoid any kind of hassle.
• Animals: Pets or service animals are not allowed on the safari
• Avoid Revealing Clothing: Respect the local customs and community by wearing modest clothing.

• Pregnant women: Pregnant women should not go on a night safari because it can be risky.
• People with recent injuries: Sandy terrain with sharp turns and bumps can make recent injuries worse.
• People of determination: People with determination should stay away from this safari because it has accessibility issues. It is not accessible for wheelchairs either.
• People with neck or back problems: People with back or neck issues might make their pain worse because a safari has bumpy roads and sharp turns.

To have a safe and comfortable experience, follow these simple tips:

• Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated in the desert.
• Pay close attention to the guide’s instructions and follow them.
• During the safari, always wear your seatbelt. Don’t look up or stick your head out of the vehicle.
• Pack an extra warm layer of clothing for nighttime, especially in winter. Wear wool clothes or a jacket if it’s cold.

• It’s best to book your tour during the full moon because the stars are easier to see at night.
• You’ll have more free time to enjoy the activities without feeling rushed.
• At souvenir shops, you can negotiate and get better prices on items you want.
• Avoid wearing strong perfumes or deodorants because desert animals can be sensitive to them.
• Talk to your guide and local people to learn more about the desert and Bedouin culture.

The best time to go on the Evening Desert Safari with Vintage G-class is from October to March. The weather is nice then, and you can enjoy the activities more in the evening.

• Safe Tent Experience: The tents are designed with all comforts and needs in mind. They are large and properly set up.
• Experienced Professionals: The drivers, guides, and astronomers are all skilled and have lots of experience.
• Vehicle maintenance: The cars used for transfers and safaris are checked and kept in good condition regularly.
• Sustainability: By joining this tour, you help protect and preserve the desert, because a portion of the tour cost goes toward conservation efforts.