DESERT CAMPING
Warm temperatures and little rain means you can camp with less equipment and preparation than in most other countries. But, despite camping in the UAE being generally pretty safe, there are several safety aspects to consider before you venture off.
Firstly, make sure that the car you’re taking is in very good condition before you leave, and that it is capable of tackling all the roads, tracks and dunes that you plan to drive on. Check the tyre pressure, fluid levels, and ensure that you have tow ropes, a fire extinguisher, tyre pressure gauge, jack, shovel, extra fuel and a basic tool kit. Always have a fully charged mobile and let people know where you’re planning to camp, too.
AL QUDRA
Al Qudra is entry-level UAE camping. Head towards the Love Lakes, but don’t go into them. It’ll be crowded with families. Instead, drive on past the Love Lakes entrance on your left, and past where the Al Qudra cycling track winds around either side of a tree. Keep driving for another five to 10 minutes, then either park your car by the side of the road and walk in, or empty your tyres to around 19psi and drive in.
FOSSIL ROCK
This is a fun camping spot, very close to the Mleiha archeological site. It’s especially great for kids who can explore the marine fossils that can be found on the rock’s slopes. The presence of iron oxide gives the sand in this area a lovely rich, orange-red colour. Camp near the peak and wait for the stunning sunsets to take hold.
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