Camel Safari and Gastronomic Experience in Los Cabos

This half-day outing in Los Cabos brings together a camel ride, a guided nature walk and a Mexican meal in one place. It takes place at Tierra Sagrada, where the setting is an unspoilt Pacific Ocean beach and an ecological park, and the whole experience runs about 240 minutes.

The camel ride is the first highlight: a 20 to 30-minute tour on a docile camel along the Pacific beach, with views of the coastal landscape. An expert guide then leads an interpretive walk inside the Tierra Sagrada ecological park, explaining the flora, fauna and regional history of the area.

Afterwards, you sit down to a Mexican buffet with fresh salads, typical dishes, BBQ ribs, chicken with mole and traditional desserts. The experience closes with a tasting of tequila, mezcal and damiana liquor, a typical Baja California Sur drink. National drinks are part of the package.

It suits travelers who want adventure, culture and food in a single day, and it is described as suitable for all physical fitness levels. Infants are required to sit on an adult's lap, and specialized infant seats are available. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers or for travelers with spinal injuries.

Round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, park entrance fees, meals and alcoholic beverages are included. Photos and gratuities are not, so you may want to bring some cash for tips. When you arrive, head first to the outside area where surfboards stand vertically in a circle. There you will find the team that takes you to check in.