DESERT SAFARI

Another one of my adventures in Dubai was the Desert Safari, which was so-so in the whole trip. Firstly, we reached near the desert, and waited for it to start. In the free time, I didn't do quad-biking, but I have done it before and mark my words, it was marvellous swashbuckling in the quad bike over the dunes and sand spraying everywhere. It wasn't rocket science to operate the small vehicle, and it was really fun, as we zoomed about rapidly leaving a trail of dust clouds. Anyways, we hopped into a Land Cruiser, a powerful SUV, fit for the rough terrains of the desert. We did dune-bashing, as we rid and jumped from high and bumpy dunes. We had to hold on tight, as it jumped, and went down steep dunes, and that was really enjoyable. Just up and down swiftly, jumping ,landing made it a great endeavour. We also posed for photographs, and took a view of the whole city on a tall dune, and it wasn't easy to climb the dunes, as your feet kept on getting stuck. Dune-Bashing was a thumbs-up. But after that, we took a journey to another camp and on the journey, we spotted things which don't normally exist in the urbanisation these days. In the empty and spacious desert, we glanced at prickly cactuses, puzzling mirages, and tiny oasis, a remote mud home. In the camp, the weather changed from the scorching sun  to a bit chilly wind. There we saw some dances and performances which weren't as dazzling as the website described them to be. and it was just a long bore after that, as the food was scarce and atrocious, and we had to stand in enormous lines. The dune-bashing was brilliant but after that it was a drab. So I give it 2.5 out of 5, and wish to see some enthralling acts, to make the voyage better.