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Heritage Falconry and Nature Safari

Falcons and other birds of prey have always been a part of Arabian history and tradition. The Heritage Falconry and Nature Safari take you on a safari of the desert in a vintage Land Rover where you are given a display of amazing falconry tricks by experts. Moreover, the experts shall teach you about the ancient techniques of falconry and how they still have practical use in today’s world on this Dubai Falconry Safari. So, don't wait for this exciting falconry experience at this Heritage Falconry and Wildlife Safari.

What to expect at Heritage Falconry and Nature Safari 

Dubai Falconry Safari allows you to be a part of the birds of prey performance where you can also enjoy the thrill of watching a falcon or any other bird of prey land on your gloves as it swoops down majestically. Furthermore, the morning comes to an end with a traditional Emirati breakfast spread laid out before you. Additionally, the Heritage Falconry and the safari through the desert in a vintage Land Rover make for a unique experience.

Itinerary for the Heritage Falconry and Wildlife Safari: 

• Depending on the season, we pick you up from your hotel between 5:30 and 7:00 am. Also, you’ll get to know about the exact pick-up time on the afternoon before the day of your safari
• Admire an enthralling falcon show where traditional training techniques are displayed. Moreover, you can have a close encounter with hawks and owls in a session of 75 minutes
• If you wish, you may also enjoy riding on a camel around the camp in the desert
• Enjoy a traditional Emirati breakfast in a camp inspired by the Bedouin way of life
• A vintage Land Rover takes on an exciting safari through the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve
• You are dropped back at your hotel between 10:30 am and 12:00 pm after five hours of absolute thrill

More Details

• You are picked up from your hotel or other accommodation in Dubai in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Turn up in comfortable clothes as the desert can get quite warm during the day. So, carry enough sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for your comfort. Furthermore, since the desert can get chilly in the winter, do carry some warm clothing if you are visiting then.
• Children aged between 5-11 years shall pay child rates.
• Women who are more than 6 months pregnant should avoid going on the Dubai Falconry Safari.

You can also visit our Heritage Desert Safari and Platinum Desert Safari page for more such exciting adventures!

FAQs

Q. How much does falconry cost in Dubai?

The cost of falconry in Dubai depends on whether you choose it with a tour or not. You can try booking the Royal Falconry Training in Dubai to take you through the luxurious feeling of desert safari. Enter the unbelievable world of the Royal Dubai Falcon and learn about the importance of these birds among the Emiratis.

Q. When should I book my Desert Safari?

Book 1-2 weeks in advance for best rates and availability. Last minute bookings can still be accommodated but may have fewer tour/hotel pick up options.

Q. Is desert safari safe for pregnancy?

No, a desert safari is an adventure activity we do not recommend for pregnant women.

Q. What age can you go on a desert safari?

Desert Safari is suitable for all age groups except children below 3 years, pregnant women and older adults, especially those with back problems.

Q. What is the price of Heritage Falconry and Nature Safari?

The price starts from AED 595.

Q. Are falcons dangerous?

Most falcons are pretty chill though and don't feel this way unless they have previous negative associations with people's faces.

Q. Where to see falcons in Dubai?

The best way to have a falconry experience in Dubai is by going on a Heritage Falconry and Nature Safari with Travel Saga Tourism.

Q. What is the cultural significance of falconry in the UAE?

Thanks in part to their talent and distinctive personalities, falcons are a cultural icon of the United Arab Emirates. The Bedouins, who were Arab nomads, relied heavily on this raptorial bird for their food, as falcons would hunt bustards, curlews, and other animals.