Luckily, we are in the desert — but it is not for the faint-hearted.
Dune-bashing is terrific fun but with each leap it feels like the vehicle will topple over.
If there is a bigger adrenaline rush out there, I am yet to experience it.
Your reward for this thrill ride is an evening at the Conservation Reserve.
Wildlife parade en route to the Bedouin-style camp, but the antelopes and lizards have to compete with the awesome sea of sand on all sides.
It is all staggering to behold.
Once there, you can enjoy an Arabic feast and entertainment.
Be warned — you might be commandeered to take part in a belly dance, although the best thing on show is the sunset.
Almost everything about Dubai seems unreal.
Visually stunning, the futuristic cityscape looks as if it was designed by George Lucas.
It is as though New York and Las Vegas had a child and she settled in the desert.
At night, fairy lights cover the endless palm trees that line the streets.
Dubai is a land of “-ests”: Fastest, biggest, widest and highest.
At 2,700ft, the Burj Khalifa is the tallest man-made structure in the world.
The most rapid lift on the planet takes you to the 148th floor quickly but its speed can’t disguise how high up you are.
In an experience named At The Top, the 360-degree view makes skyscrapers look like Lego specks in the distance.
Sharks swim above onlookers in the Dubai Mall aquarium
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