Lowest price
Most booked
What ABC Tours sells in the desert
ABC Tours is a Dubai tour company that also handles groups, conferences and holiday packages. Unlike many safari sellers, it says it owns its camp, The Majlis, and its about page claims the camp can seat 2,000 guests. We could not verify that figure, and the site does not say where the camp is.
The safaris are sold on its own site with per-person prices in US dollars:
| Programme (own site) | Published price | Free cancellation |
|---|---|---|
| Soft programme: drive to the camp, no dune bashing | USD 39 | Up to 24 h before |
| Evening safari with dune bashing, BBQ and shows | USD 43 | Up to 24 h before |
| Morning safari with camel ride and sandboarding | USD 49 | Up to 24 h before |
| Premium safari with VIP seating at The Majlis | USD 110 | Up to 48 h before |
| Overnight safari | USD 125 | Up to 48 h before |
Prices as published by the operator, checked November 2026. The soft programme picks up between 15:30 and 16:30 and lets you add the dune drive for USD 10.
What costs extra on the evening safari
The evening package includes the dune drive, a camel farm drive-past, a sunset stop, camel ride, sandboarding, henna, shisha, belly dance, Tanoura and fire shows, soft drinks and a BBQ dinner with vegetarian dishes. Paid extras on the same page:
- Quad bike: USD 20 for 10 minutes, USD 33 for 30 minutes (the inclusions list also gives AED 150 for 30 minutes)
- VIP lounge at The Majlis: USD 17
- Arabic dress set: USD 25
- Falcon photo: USD 3, paid to the handler
- Drinks beyond the included soft drinks: sold at the camp
A 10-minute quad is short. If riding matters to you, the quad biking page compares longer sessions.
Rules worth reading before you book
The site says children under 6, infants and pregnant women cannot join the shared dune drive and should take the soft programme instead. Pickup can be 30 minutes earlier or later than the time given. During Ramadan there are no live shows. These match what most Dubai camps do; our family safety page explains why.
How the website looks
The booking pages work, but the site shows its age. The footer reads "© 2007 - 2013", some English pages loaded partly in Polish for us, and the page titled Terms and Conditions contains placeholder privacy text, so the only cancellation terms are the lines on each product page. The homepage advertises "50% discount" and shows struck-through prices; treat those as marketing, not a measure of value. Review counts next to each product come from the company's own system. The independent figure we found is Trustpilot: 4.6 from 22 reviews in November 2026.
Booking direct or through a platform
Booking direct with ABC Tours gets you its own camp and transparent add-on prices. If you prefer instant confirmation, platform reviews in the thousands and the platform's own cancellation rules, compare evening safaris or a VIP safari on Headout or GetYourGuide. Our price guide shows what a fair rate looks like.
