Bedouin Oasis Camp

The belly dance, Tanura dance, and fire show were excellent, and the children especially enjoyed the camel ride and sandboarding. The organizers were friendly, and we even watched a bunch of camels pass by. We spent one night away from the crowds and traffic, with a room that had an attached bathroom and a cold-water shower. Dinner and breakfast were good, and rain meant only our group and one other were there. This is more of a basic desert experience than a hotel stay, so don’t expect a TV or WiFi, and be ready for sand everywhere. Bring jackets and slippers, and note that the pool isn’t temperature controlled. Large water bottles are useful since you can refill them in the common area. Sheesha, desert safari, and quad biking cost extra.

The fire show was the best part of an already enjoyable evening, and the food was excellent too. Guests can ride camels, join a desert safari, or take a quad bike into the desert. It’s a fun place with a great atmosphere, and I’d recommend visiting if you get the chance.

Bedouin Oasis Desert Camp gave our group of 25 a really enjoyable overnight stay. The morning atmosphere in the desert was fantastic, and both breakfast and dinner were delicious. It’s a well-organized place that would suit a family trip, a couple, or a team getaway. Highly recommended for a fun desert escape! 🌵🔥

Everything was clearly explained before we arrived, including what the reasonable booking price covered, and the staff were wonderfully welcoming. The clean, pleasantly scented themed room and authentic setting made the stay feel like a dream. After the evening party and lights were switched off, the clear weather let us see even the smallest stars. The buffet included vegetables, rice, and meat prepared in traditional styles. We also enjoyed belly dancing, acrobatic acts, fire shows, sandboarding, camel rides, and photos with the falcon. If visiting in winter, bring a jacket for the evening. It’s an experience worth trying at least once.