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Not Suitable For: Children under 3 years
Not Suitable For: Pregnant women
Not Suitable For: People with back problems
Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Sunglasses
What To Bring: Sun hat
What To Bring: Head covering or kippah
Not Allowed: Pets
Not Allowed: Shorts
Not Allowed: Luggage or large bags
Not Allowed: Short skirts
Not Allowed: Sleeveless shirts
Not Allowed: Alcohol and drugs
Know Before You Go: It is not possible to visit the Sheikh Zayed Mosque during any Islamic festival or holidays
Know Before You Go: In mosques, women must wear long loose clothing and cover their arms, legs, and heads. The local partner can provide an Abaya (a long black dress attire) with a scarf, that must be returned. Men must not show above their knees and must cover their shoulders (the local partner cannot provide clothing for men)
Know Before You Go: Failure to adhere to the strict dress code will result in refused entry
Know Before You Go: Tattoos must be covered
Know Before You Go: Tanoura dance and belly dance are not be available during Ramadan and some UAE public holidays
Know Before You Go: It is recommended not to eat 2-3 hours before the safari trip to avoid any sickness during dune-bashing
Know Before You Go: Infants (under 3 years old) are not allowed in the car during the dune-bashing activity
Know Before You Go: Dune-bashing is not allowed for pregnant women
Know Before You Go: Any damage, injuries or items lost during the sandboarding or the optional quad bike are not covered by the local partner