About This Camel Ride Guide

Every camel ride you can book around Los Cabos sits in one place here, so a two-hour beach ride with Cactus Tours can be weighed against a five-hour Cabo Adventures safari with lunch and tequila tasting before any money moves. The lineup holds 16 tours across three categories, from a two-hour Pacific shoreline ride to a six-hour day trip to Todos Santos, all listed with the fees each operator charges on top. Still weighing the outing against the morning? Is a camel ride in Cabo worth it?

How This Guide Works

cabocameltours.com puts the camel rides you can genuinely book around Cabo San Lucas side by side. Sixteen tours fill the lineup across three categories: four beach camel rides including a FunCabo departure rated 4.6 across 12 reviews and a One Way Mexico ride rated 4.8 across 12, five safari packages pairing the ride with lunch and tequila tasting, and seven adventure combos mixing camels with ATVs, UTVs, a Sky Bike, a speedboat run to the Arch and Wild Canyon water slides. Every tour appears with its rating, review count, duration and cancellation terms in one view, so the Cabo Adventures buffet safari rated 4.9 across 9,298 reviews can be weighed against a smaller canyon combo without juggling tabs. Published from-prices run $74 to $175, and 14 of the 16 allow free cancellation. None of these tours are ours. No booking or payment passes through this site; every reservation goes through the live listing, and the commercial arrangement behind these pages is explained at /disclosure/.

Our Listing Data

Category sorts this lineup. Four beach camel rides run 2 to 5 hours along Pacific shoreline, from a One Way Mexico ride rated 4.8 across 12 reviews at $97.20 to a sunset buffet departure from $79.99 rated 4.4 across 3 reviews. Five safari packages pair the ride with lunch and tequila tasting, from the Cabo Adventures day rated 4.9 across 9,298 reviews at $74 up to $130.21 with Baja Discover. Seven adventure combos add ATVs, UTVs, a Sky Bike, a speedboat trip to the Arch or Wild Canyon water slides, from $108 to $175. No operator here can promise beach conditions, animal temperament or exact departure times on the day you go, and several tours charge a separate park or ranch entrance fee of $15 to $25 per person on top of the listed price. Most tours allow free cancellation, but always confirm current availability on the live listing before travelling.

Ratings And Prices

Every price here is a published from-price for a real tour, taken from the live listing. Operators move these numbers with season and demand, so the booking page is the final word before you pay. Star ratings and review totals appear exactly as issued: the Cabo Adventures beach safari carries 4.9 across 9,298 reviews, and the smallest listings show counts of three or twelve rather than being padded. Nothing gets rounded up or dressed up, and every figure shown is the from-price on the live booking page.

Where The Tours Are Listed

This site works as a comparison desk for camel rides around Los Cabos, not a travel diary. No claim here rests on firsthand experience, and nobody behind it pretends to have ridden every beach and canyon route. From-prices, durations and cancellation terms are drawn from each tour's live booking page, since operators shift those details with the seasons. Background on how these rides work, including the fact that Cabo camels are dromedaries walking beach and canyon routes under three main operators, comes from operator materials and local tour guidance. No operator pays for a higher spot, a warmer write-up or softer wording.

Choosing Your Ride

• Beach camel rides: four tours along the Pacific shoreline, from the Cactus Tours encounter rated 4.6 across 847 reviews at $95 for 3 hours to the One Way Mexico ride rated 4.8 across 12 reviews at $97.20 for 2 hours, with a FunCabo departure and a sunset buffet option filling out the set.
• Camel safaris with lunch: five tours pairing the ride with a Mexican buffet and tequila tasting, from the Cabo Adventures day rated 4.9 across 9,298 reviews at $74 for 5 hours to a 2.5-hour Baja Discover run at $130.21, most with free cancellation.
• Shared operating pattern: the rides are led by dromedary camels along Pacific beaches or canyon trails east of town, with a guide walking alongside, and most tours stage from ranches and parks outside Cabo San Lucas itself.
• Adventure combos: seven tours bolt a second activity onto the ride, from $108 per person, pairing camels with ATVs, UTVs, a Sky Bike or a boat to the Arch.

The Full Lineup

Sixteen bookable rides sit on this site, split into three categories: four beach rides, five safari packages with lunch, and seven adventure combos that pair camels with ATVs, UTVs, a boat trip to the Arch, a Sky Bike or canyon water slides. Every star rating and review count matches what the operator listing publishes, and from-prices span $74 to $175 in USD, before park or ranch entry fees where those apply. Rates move with season and demand, so check the tour pages for the live figure before booking.

Every tour in one machine-readable file: llms.txt. How tours earn a spot here: about page.