01 / 05Dune Bruiser
- Engine
- 3.6 L V6
- Tyres
- 35″ mud-terrain
- Seats
- 4
- Range
- 720 km
Small convoys, open-top jeeps and camps under the loudest sky on Earth — Sahara, Atacama, Namib and Wadi Rum.
Scroll to start the engineThe convoy leaves the tarmac at 6:10. Tyres down to fifteen psi, radios on, the mountains turning pink.
Two hundred kilometres of dry lake bed. The only lines on the ground are the ones we draw.
Late light, open top, one hand on the roll bar. This is the photo you came for.
The sun drops behind the ridge and the sky goes violet. Camp is ten minutes ahead.
We take twelve people at a time into the brightest places on the planet — no buses, no crowds, just open jeeps, a fire at night and more stars than you knew existed.
Every route is scouted by our own drivers, every vehicle is rebuilt between seasons, and every convoy is watched by an ops desk that never sleeps.
driven off-tarmac since 2014
deserts, one standard of care
nights under open sky
guests left behind. Ever.
YALead driver · Sahara
CRGuide · Atacama
PWMechanic · Namib
SAPartner · Wadi Rum
NBOps desk · Marrakech
TFCamp cook · everywhere
No. Our drivers drive; you can take the wheel on training stretches if you want to.
If you can walk up a dune for 20 minutes, you are fine. Atacama adds altitude — we plan for it.
Vehicles, fuel, drivers, guides, camps, all meals in the desert, permits and satellite support.
Yes — private departures start at four guests on any route.
Twelve seats per convoy. Pick a desert, we bring the jeeps, the fire and the stars.