Los Cabos: Camel Ride Safari with Lunch and Tequila Tasting
from $130.21 Park entrance fee of US$25 per person is not in this price.
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This Baja Discover outing packs four activities into a desert-and-coast setting near Los Cabos: a camel ride along the Pacific, a guided nature walk through an ecological reserve, a Mexican burrito lunch with flavored water, and a tequila tasting with some background on how the spirit is made. The whole thing runs about 2.5 hours, and hotel pickup and drop-off from San José del Cabo or Cabo San Lucas is part of the package.
The camel portion is more than just sitting on an animal. Guides explain camel history, anatomy, personality, and training, and travellers get time to pet and feed them. The hike that follows focuses on native Baja plants and wildlife, including cholla, the Mexican giant cactus, yucca, and roadrunners.
A few things cost extra on site: a $25 park entry fee payable in cash, optional professional photos, and tips. Cameras and phones are not allowed in with you, which several reviewers found frustrating, though many said the professional photos turned out well.
A few practical details shape how this tour goes, and most of them come straight from the listing and from travellers who have done it.
Common issues. The extra costs add up: beyond the tour price, every traveller pays a $25 park entry fee in cash on arrival, and photos and tequila are sold separately. One reviewer felt the tequila tasting itself was short, only two tastes, and described a large mismatch between quoted and charged prices for bottles, so confirm prices before buying. Phones and cameras are banned, which several travellers disliked even when they liked the professional photos.
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with pickup offered from San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas.
A Mexican burrito lunch is included, along with flavored water and bottled water. The tequila tasting at the end of the tour is also part of the package, though bottles to take home cost extra.
Yes. A $25 park entry fee must be paid in cash at the location on arrival. Professional photos are available for purchase, tips are optional, and the camel ride itself is listed as an optional activity with an extra fee.
No, cameras are not allowed on the tour, and that includes phones. A professional photographer works on site and photos can be bought afterward, which several reviewers said produced great shots, but bring cash if you plan to buy them.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Beyond that, the listing does not state the terms for later cancellations, so check the booking page or contact the operator if your plans might change close to the date.
The listing recommends comfortable shoes, comfortable clothes, and cash. The cash matters most: it covers the $25 park entry fee and any photo or tequila purchases on site.
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