Luxury Tents in Al Qābil

Said, the owner of the camp, send a person to pick me up at Al Wasil village, because I did not have a car. You can reach Al Wasil with shared taxi or Mwasalat Bus. The camp is solar powered, so no noise from generators. He can organize trips in the desert, and to Wadi Bani Khalid. All meals provided are very big portions. The tends are comfortable, and there is a toilet with shower in the camp. The camp is not very far from the village, but it is also close to some dunes you can reach independently with a short walk, to watch the sunrise or sunset. Said is a very precise person, and answered all the questions I needed, before my arrival.

Ome of the best stay in Oman, The simple tent without airconditioning was nice and not too hot (at least at night) even in mid may. The staff was extremely friendly and kind and a pleasure to talk to. Location is magic the sunset on the top of the dune close by is spectacular and the stars at night are so many … Really good dinner and breakfast I would be back anytime!

We had a great time in this camp. It's located a bit further then other camps, which ensures privacy and peace. The camp has a cozy common area where you can socialize with other guests and drink tea/coffee and eat dates. The beds in our tent were the most comfortable we slept in all Oman. Our host Saíd speaks fluent English and is ready to answer all your questions about the desert, beduin life, camels and so on. He also took us dune bashing (riding in 4x4 car across the dunes - great fun) and to see the sunset in the most beautiful place. They really went out of their way to make our stay in the camp special. They made delicious traditional dinner for us and then we sat around the fire and drummed and danced traditional dances. I can totally recommend.

The family friendly ambiance for the Eid

We had some troubles to reach the camp with our 2wd car. Thanks to Hamid we finally reached the camp. Although there was no other people, but us we spent an emerging evening with delicious dinner. We had fruits and coffee, we did some stars gazing, we enjoyed the fire. Hamid did for us delicious bread on the fire. Evening was great. Thanks a lot.

The dinner has a beautiful splendour and a wonderful place than expected, nice people who love to help and save us a camel ride with a four-wheel drive vehicle for a small amount The sunset from the same camp was everything wonderful. After two months, I will return with the family

I came across La Duna when searching for a nice place for my Fiancé and me to stay. Out of all the camps I found, La Duna looked the most attractive, but I was initially a bit hesitant as I could not find any reviews about it. Some further research showed me that it was a brand-new camp, which explained the lack of reviews. I contacted them via their IG page and got a super friendly and supportive feedback from Mr. Nasser, the manager or owner of La Duna. Not only did he answer all my questions I had about La Duna, but he also helped me with ideas and suggestions for the other part of our 10 days Oman trip, which was an extremely valuable insight from a local and much more than I could have hoped for. So I decided to book 2 nights at La Duna and when we finally arrived there, our expectations were by far exceeded. It’s an absolutely stunning camp and extremely private, there is just one camp (tent) available for exclusive use in an incredible desert setting. Unlike nearly all the other camps, La Duna has a more modern approach and design, which we preferred over the somewhat awkward traditional camps with their black tents and weird carpets. La Duna is bright and clean and spacious, from inside more like a luxury hotel room than a tent, with a proper cooling AC, hot water and a strong water pressure in the shower. We were prepared for much worse, but at La Duna really everything worked as it should. Mr. Nasser and his team took extremely well care of us and delivered delicious meals to our camp. It cannot get more exclusive and if you are looking for a luxurious desert experience out of the ordinary, then La Duna is the place to go.

Very friendly camp keeper The wonderfull tent

Amazing experience, we stayed the night, watched the sun set after a long camel ride, then the next morning, we visited a bedouin camp... It was my partners birthday, and Saud bought a cake for her, which added so much to our visit!! Amazing experience, loved every second of it, especially sitting under the stars at night

Dune and sunset tours impressed. Nice half day tour. Amazing food. Amazing rooms. Amazing location. Helpful transportation from town to the camp (we couldn't take our rental into the Sands). Freedom to walk up the dunes at night on your own (I went out for astrophotography).