Was fun, although they wouldn't allow me to ride my own quad because apparently I couldn't follow them in a straight enough line which was absolutely rubbish, even the other riders agreed. I had to ride with my partner. The bedouin village was not really a village, just a hut selling souvenirs. Was a little disappointing as was looking forward to that part. A 2 min camel ride in a circle seemed a little pointless aswell. Would recommend for the quad riding, but the rest just seemed pointless.

Would highly recommend, however it is a bit of a tough ride for certain people it’s not like riding a quad on the beach but would definitely recommend, once you get to the village the camel ride was amazing the people are very friendly and is free however only a short ride, they have other animals (amphibians) you can view entry is £2 each but worth it as you get to hold all the animals and can take photos on your phone, The photos they take are amazing and worth buying but are £25 for each couple very pushy for you to buy! And goggles are £3 each person to rent!

An excellent experience. Great pre-experience messaging via WhatsApp even down to sharing the registration of the vehicle collecting us from the hotel. Good level of tuition with assessment of confidence to take the quad on the full journey. The journey is exhilarating and felt like around 10km each way. Instructors are excellent. Some upsells as to be expected such as photographs. The only one which should be included on the booking is the goggles. They were sold as a “must” which given the dust and gravel is fair but €3 per pair felt expensive and it relies on you taking the cash to hire them. Overall, an excellent morning and we would repeat.