These crescent-shaped beauties look like they’re running with the wind.
Long, narrow, and built like nature’s highways.
With multiple arms pointing in different directions, star dunes are formed by winds coming from all sides.
Dome dunes don’t have slipfaces or sharp peaks. Simple, low, and round.
Shaped like a U and pointing in the opposite direction of barchans. These dunes need a bit of plant life to form.
They form perpendicular to the wind and create a wavy, rolling pattern across large sandy areas.
It helps you understand how the desert breathes, shifts, and lives. Each dune type tells you something about the wind, the sand, and the story of that land.
So zip up that safari jacket, grab your camera, and meet the many moods of the sand.