Experience the Desert Adventure
Al Madam Ghost Village – The Buried Desert Town of UAE
Hidden deep in the desert, just outside Dubai and Sharjah, lies Al Madam Ghost Village—an abandoned town slowly swallowed by sand dunes. Known locally as the Buried Village, this mysterious site has become one of the UAE’s most fascinating off-beat attractions. Whether you believe the legends of jinns or simply want to capture hauntingly beautiful photos of deserted houses, a tour to Al Madam Ghost Village is a must-do experience for adventure seekers.
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Why Visit Al Madam Ghost Town?
A desert safari tour in Dubai isn’t just a trip – it’s an adventure into the heart of Arabian culture. Imagine riding across golden dunes, enjoying warm hospitality in a Dubai desert camp, and experiencing live entertainment under the open desert sky.
Explore Abandoned Houses
Walk through half-buried homes filled with desert sand.
Photography Paradise
Capture eerie shots of sand-filled rooms and broken windows.
Unique Desert Location
Away from the city, peaceful and hauntingly quiet.
Visit the Desert Mosque
The only mosque in the village still stands tall.
Legends & Stories
Learn about the myths of jinns and the village’s sudden abandonment.
History & Mystery of Al Madam Ghost Village
Built in the 1970s for a small local community. Abandoned suddenly, leaving homes and a mosque behind. Sand dunes gradually buried the houses, creating today’s ghostly scene. Locals whisper stories of jinns, adding to the eerie atmosphere.
Why Book With Desert Guide Tours?
Book Your Al Madam Ghost Village Tour Today
Step into a forgotten part of the UAE’s past with a journey to the mysterious Buried Ghost Village of Al Madam. Whether you’re drawn by legends, history, or the thrill of exploring abandoned places, this tour is a one-of-a-kind adventure. Reserve your Al Madam Ghost Village tour today and experience the eerie charm of the desert.
Frequently Asked Questions About Desert Safari Dubai
Planning your first desert safari in Dubai? We’ve answered the most common questions travelers ask before booking. From costs and timings to what’s included in the package, these quick answers will help you prepare for an unforgettable adventure with Desert Guide Tours.
A Desert Safari in Dubai typically includes adrenaline-filled 4×4 dune bashing across golden sands, camel rides, sandboarding, and a visit to a Bedouin-style desert camp featuring cultural entertainment and buffet dining. These tours deliver adventure, tradition, and unforgettable memories.
Most desert safaris last between 4 to 7 hours, depending on the package. Evening safaris are commonly around six hours, while day trips may run shorter or longer.
Yes—it’s a popular, family-friendly activity. Many operators offer gentle dune-driving, camel rides, kid-safe camps, and even child seat options. Just let us know if you’re travelling with little ones when booking.
Light, breathable clothing is your best choice—think long-sleeve cotton shirts and trousers. Wear closed-toe shoes (sandals or lightweight sneakers), sunglasses, a hat, and sunblock. Don’t forget a light jacket if you’re going during winter evenings or at night.
For the best availability and deals during peak times (October–March), it’s recommended to book 1–2 months in advance. This gives you the most flexibility and avoids sold-out dates.
The ideal months are October to March, when the weather is cooler and more enjoyable. If visiting in summer months, choosing a night or late-evening safari is highly recommended to avoid the heat.
Dune bashing typically lasts around 25–30 minutes in most mid-tier packages, while basic or shared options may offer around 10–15 minutes.
Yes—many operators offer full refunds or alternative options if a safari is canceled due to low guest turnout. Be sure to confirm this policy before booking.
If camps are built smartly—like atop dunes or higher ground—they minimize encounters with snakes or scorpions. Many providers take proactive steps to ensure safety and guest comfort.
While packages vary, most desert safari trips—including hotel pickup, desert activities, dinner, and return—span about 4–7 hours, depending on timing and add-ons.