Embark on an exhilarating desert safari in the Inland Sea, where you can experience the thrill of 4X4 rides across tranquil sand dunes. Choose from a range of vehicles, from standard cars to luxury SUVs and even a powerful Ford Raptor.
- 365 Adventures - Pick up and drop off anywhere within Doha City
- Sealine Beach - This is the camel stop area. You’ll be able to ride camels, take photos with the falcon. This is also the only stop with toilet facilities and shops where you can buy some snacks.
Free Arabic coffee/tea usually available in Majlis/tent area.
- Inland Sea - After dune bashing and desert safari for about 45 minutes, you’ll be headed to the Inland Sea. This is the border between Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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Sealine Beach - Here’s where your Keshta Experience begins, a traditional Bedouin-style Arabian picnic with snacks, coffee, tea and dates (at appropriate location favoring weather).
Every detail here has a story! From the hand-woven sadu fabric to the gahwa cups you sip from, each piece is a fun glimpse into the rich culture and history of the region.
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- Pick & Drop
- Bottled water
- Stargazing
- Professional OFF-Road Driver
- Dune bashing
- Insurance
- Keshta Experience
- Stop at the Inland Sea
- Lunch
- Quadbike
Experience the thrill of an exhilarating roller coaster ride as our 4X4 vehicles take you across the serene sand dunes, leaving you in awe. Whether it’s a standard car like a Land Cruiser, a luxurious Nissan Patrol Platinum or Lexus, or the desert beast “Ford Raptor,” we’ve got it all covered.
After the excitement, cool down with a traditional Arabian-style Keshta picnic. What is Keshta, you ask? Keshta is about togetherness: enjoying time with friends or family, or even solo – the Arab way.
This tradition is more than just a carefree camping adventure. It holds cultural significance – from the hand-woven sadu fabric to the gahwa cups you hold, everything has a story behind it.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.