Sunset Ride, Buffet Included

Overview

This five-hour afternoon outing pairs a guided camel ride along the Los Cabos Pacific coast with a Mexican buffet and a beach sunset. It is run by Camel Riding in Cabo, with commentary in English or Spanish, and it is built for people who have never sat on a camel before: there is a safety briefing, time to meet the animals, and equipment provided before anyone climbs aboard.

The order of the day is straightforward. After pickup from selected hotels or arrival at the meeting point, you meet your guide and get the briefing. The ride then moves through desert and beach scenery with the Pacific in view. Once the camels are done, the group sits down to a buffet, a tortilla-making demonstration, flavored waters, and a tequila tasting, before the evening closes with the sunset and a bonfire atmosphere near the beach. The ride and the sunset are separate parts of the program, not one continuous outing.

Couples, first-time visitors, and families with children aged five and up are the intended audience. Round-trip transportation is included, but budget for a mandatory US$25 park entrance fee per adult, payable at check-in.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Hotel pickupA van collects you from selected Los Cabos hotels. Pickup happens earlier than the safari start time, since travel time depends on where your hotel sits.
2. Briefing and camel timeOn arrival you meet your guide, get a safety briefing, and spend time with the camels before the ride begins.
3. Camel safariThe ride travels through desert and beach scenery with Pacific Coast views, with equipment provided.
4. Buffet and tastingsAt a local restaurant there is a Mexican buffet, a tortilla-making demonstration, flavored waters, and a tequila tasting.
5. Beach and sunsetThe group relaxes near the beach with a bonfire atmosphere and watches the sunset over the Pacific. This part is separate from the ride.
6. Return transferThe van takes you back to your pickup area.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will help you plan the afternoon, from the extra park fee to who can ride.

• Bring basics. The listing asks for comfortable shoes and sunglasses. Desert and beach terrain plus late-afternoon sun make both worth packing.
• Know the weight limit. For safety reasons, guests over 120 kg (256 lbs) cannot take part. If that applies to anyone in your group, check before booking.
• Plan for the fee. A mandatory US$25 park entrance fee per adult is not in the tour price and must be paid at check-in. Keep it in mind when comparing this tour against others.
• Be on time. Pickup runs earlier than the safari itself, and the listing asks you to be waiting in the lobby at the confirmed time. Transport depends on your hotel location, so timings vary.
• Kids five and up. The tour is recommended for families with children aged five and older. Couples and first-time visitors are also named as a good fit.
• Extra purchases. Gratuities are optional and personal expenses are your own. The buffet, flavored waters, and tequila tasting are covered in the tour price.

Common issues. The main cost surprise is the mandatory US$25 park entrance fee per adult, payable at check-in on top of the tour price. The weight limit of 120 kg (256 lbs) excludes some travellers, and the tour is not pitched at children under five. Pets and alcohol or drugs are not allowed. No traveller reviews of this exact tour were available to draw on for further downsides.

About This Cabo Ride