UTV and Camel Ride in the Cabo Desert
from $111.09 Ranch admission of US$20 per person is not in this price.
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This two-hour outing from One Way Mexico pairs two very different desert activities: a ride in a UTV side by side and time with camels. Transport is part of the package, with an air-conditioned vehicle carrying travellers to the site, and the whole thing is capped at 10 travellers per departure.
Guests suit up with the provided safety equipment, take the side by side along a desert route that several reviewers praised for its scenery, and spend time with the camels, which one traveller called a one of a kind experience. Afterwards there are snacks, two quesadillas per person, plus fresh waters in horchata or Jamaica flavors.
It does not suit wheelchair users, and the listing advises against it for pregnant travellers or those with back problems. Budget for the US$20 per person ranch entrance and note that phones and GoPros cannot be used during the activity, with photographs listed as not included.
A few practical details shape how this tour goes, from what you wear to how photos work.
Common issues. The ranch entrance of US$20 per person, collision insurance, gratuities and photos are all extra, so read the inclusions list before you go. Phones and GoPros are not allowed during the activity, and photographs are listed as not included. One reviewer reported a poor camel experience, with no stirrups or harness offered and staff ignoring a request, though most reviews describe friendly, helpful staff. Weather can also force changes: the tour requires good conditions, and poor weather means a different date or a full refund. Anyone with back problems or a pregnancy should pick something else.
Transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, safety equipment, snacks of two quesadillas, and fresh waters in horchata or Jamaica flavors. The tour lasts about two hours and runs with a maximum of 10 travellers.
Yes. The ranch entrance is US$20 per person, and collision insurance, gratuities and the photograph package are not included. Factor these in when planning your budget.
An air-conditioned vehicle is included with the tour. The listing does not give further pickup or meeting details, so confirm arrangements once booked.
Most travellers can participate, and reviewers have described guides being patient with an eight year old on the trip. Travellers with back problems or serious medical conditions are advised against it, and it is not wheelchair accessible.
No. Phones and GoPros are not allowed during the activity, so personal photos are not possible. Photographs are listed as not included, and one reviewer suggested signing up for the photo package.
The experience requires good weather. If it is cancelled for poor conditions, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.
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