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Time for an adventure of a lifetime on a private jeep tour in the desert surrounding Qatar. Ride the sand dunes as the sun rises over the desert, and visit a traditional Bedouin camp. Complete your desert safari with a visit to the Inland Sea on the Saudi border.


Prepare for an early start to see the sunrise over the sand dunes of Qatar. Climb aboard your jeep and embark on your desert adventure, bouncing over the famous sand dunes.


Enjoy being a guest of local Bedouins and get up close and personal with camels and falcons. Learn about the Bedouin camp, a traditional Arabic-style camp, and about the Bedouin way of life.


At the Bedouin camp, you have the option to enjoy a guided camel ride in the desert. Travel in the style of desert nomads for thousands of years, riding on the back of a quirky camel.


Continue dune bashing all the way to the Inland Sea, on the border with Saudi Arabia. The inlet is a nature reserve and has its very own ecosystem with unique flora and fauna.

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