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What Noble Camp is
Noble Camp is a large evening camp built around a stage. Noble Life, a Dubai tourism company with an office in Business Bay, sells it as "Desert Dinner Show Safari" and also runs yachts, a dinner cruise, balloon flights and buggy tours. When the camp opened, the Dubai magazine What's On described it as an upscale version of the classic safari camp, with a licensed bar and a long show programme.
The safari part follows the standard Dubai pattern: hotel pickup in a 4x4, dune bashing (the operator says 30–40 minutes, Headout says 30 minutes), sandboarding, a sunset photo stop, then the camp. At the camp there are camel rides, baby camel feeding, henna and a falcon photo before dinner. The show is the main event: oud at the entrance, Saidi and dabka dance, a belly dance trio, music and a fire show.
If you want to compare it with other premium camps, see VIP and luxury safaris and desert dinners.
Tiers and published prices
Everyone goes to the same camp and sees the same show. The tier decides your seat, your food, your car and your drinks.
| Tier | Price per person | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | AED 350 | Shared car, gourmet buffet |
| Premium | AED 475 | Premium seating, buffet with grill served at the table |
| Gold | AED 650 | Seats closer to the stage, 4-course set menu, waiter service |
| Platinum | AED 750 | Private car, prime seats, 4-course menu, 2 house drinks |
| VVIP | AED 1,450 | Private car, best seats, 2 drinks, 30-minute quad or buggy, falcon photo print |
Published by the operator, checked November 2026. Children aged 3–12 are from AED 270, under-3s are free, and from age 13 the adult rate applies. The operator credits the set menu to a Michelin-starred chef; we could not check that claim.
Pickup is included across Dubai and Sharjah. From Abu Dhabi the operator charges AED 1,000 extra, from Ajman AED 700, and from the Dubai–Abu Dhabi border area AED 500.
What the listings do not agree on
- Where the camp is. Noble Life does not publish the camp's location. The Headout listing calls it a Lahbab safari; the What's On launch review put the camp in the Al Awir desert. Either way, transport is included, but it matters if you compare dune heights: see Lahbab vs Al Awir.
- How long it takes. The operator's page says about 7 hours with pickup at 14:00–14:30, while its own FAQ says about 9 hours from pickup to drop-off. Plan for a full afternoon and evening.
- What a quad costs. One section says from AED 130 for 20 minutes, another from AED 120 for 30 minutes. Ask before you get on.
Booking on Headout or direct
Noble Camp is one of the few named camps sold directly on Headout, where the listing lets you pick buffet, set menu, seating and transfer options. Booking direct gives you the operator's own refund rule (full refund over 24 hours, 50% at 12–24 hours, nothing within 12 hours). On Headout, the terms on the listing apply and the price is shown live. Compare both with the other evening options on our evening safari page before you choose.
