Ride through arroyos on a single-humped dromedary, then throttle across dunes to the surf.
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3 hr 30 min
Gallop along Pacific shores on camelback, then tear through Baja canyons in a rugged off-road vehicle.
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2 hr 30 min
Tear through desert canyons and along Pacific coastline on a thrilling all-terrain vehicle expedition.
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2 hr 30 min
Pilot your own ATV across Baja's rugged canyons and Pacific coastline, then toast with local tequila
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Every Cabo Camel and Atv tour side-by-side — duration, what's included, how you redeem.
| Experience | Duration | Rating | Transfers | Pickup | Guide | Free cancel. | Price | |
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Premium Combo Most popular
Camel Ride & Desert UTV Combo Adventure
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3 hr 30 min | ★ 4.1 | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | €103 | Book → |
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Standard Entry
Cabo ATV Adventure with Beach Ride & Tequila
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2 hr 30 min | ★ 4.4 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | €53 | Book → |
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Standard Entry
Cabo Solo ATV Desert & Beach Adventure with Tequila
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2 hr 30 min | ★ 4.5 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | €46 | Book → |
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The cabo camel and atv tour offers a diverse multi-species experience, while standalone desert off-road rides prioritize focus on high-speed mechanical performance.
| Feature | Top pick Combo Tour | Standalone ATV Tour |
|---|---|---|
Activity Variety |
Camel ride and ATV | ATV only |
Physical Demand |
Moderate | High |
Time Commitment |
3–4 hours | 1.5–2 hours |
Suitability for Families |
High | Age restricted |
Group Dynamics |
Social group pace | Individual performance focus |
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Verdict: Select the cabo camel and atv tour tours if you prefer a variety of wildlife interactions, or choose the standalone experience for pure riding speed with these cabo camel and atv tour tickets.
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Carretera Federal 19 KM 100
Main check-in for the cabo camel and atv tour
Open in Google MapsFollow Highway 19 north from Cabo San Lucas for about 20 minutes.
Private transfers are the most reliable method for reaching the remote Migriño area.
Wear comfortable long pants and closed-toe shoes to protect against sand and equipment heat. Light, breathable fabrics are recommended for the cabo camel and atv tour.
Only small personal bags are permitted during the activity. Large luggage or backpacks must be left in secure storage areas provided by the operator.
Handheld cameras are permitted, but use of devices is restricted while operating vehicles. Capture memories during designated photo stops on your cabo camel and atv tour.
The natural desert environment involves uneven terrain and sandy paths. Guests must have basic mobility to mount camels and operate off-road vehicles.
Use phones only when parked or at designated areas. Secure your mobile device to prevent damage during dusty trail riding.
Children must meet specific age and height requirements to participate in the cabo camel and atv tour. A parent or guardian must be present for all riders under 18.
On-site facilities provide access to water and light snacks. Consuming sufficient water is necessary before and after your cabo camel and atv tour.
No animals are allowed at the facility, including the desert trails. Service animals should be cleared with the operator prior to arrival.
The 25 USD park entrance fee, per person, mandatory to pay at check-in applies to all guests. Arrival during the best arrival window of 06:30–16:00 ensures a smoother experience.
Carretera Federal 19 KM 100
Main check-in for the cabo camel and atv tour
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How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.
Expect hot temperatures and high sun exposure. Morning slots are essential to stay cool.
Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.
Bring a bandana or gaiter to cover your face from sand kicked up during the excursion.
Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.
Wide sandy beach popular for off-road enthusiasts. It provides a scenic backdrop for coastal riding.
Flexible, no hidden fees.
Cancellations made 24 hours prior are eligible for a refund. The 25 USD park entrance fee, per person, mandatory to pay at check-in is non-refundable.
Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.
High-end oceanfront properties located in the main hotel zone.
The one-humped dromedary arrived in Baja California Sur not as a curiosity but as infrastructure. Between 1855 and 1860, the United States Army imported seventy camels from North Africa and the Levant to serve as pack animals in the southwestern deserts, where horses and mules faltered in heat and sparse forage.
When the Civil War disbanded the Camel Corps, many animals were auctioned to private owners in Mexico, and descendants of those imports grazed the Sonoran and Baja thornscraub well into the twentieth century. Today, the herds at Migriño trace their lineage to a 1990s reintroduction program that brought breeding stock from the Canary Islands, genetically matched to the original North African imports.
The Migriño corridor sits where the Sierra de la Laguna foothills meet the Pacific, eighteen kilometers north of Cabo San Lucas. The terrain is classic Baja transition zone: cardon cacti whose trunks store three tons of water, ocotillo that leafs within forty-eight hours of rain, and fossil-bearing arroyos cut by flash floods that may come once in five years. The cabo camel and atv tour routes cross this ecotone, climbing from sea-level dunes through creosote flats to ridgelines at 120 meters, where the view spans from the Arch of Cabo San Lucas south to Todos Santos north. The camels walk these trails daily, their splayed hooves distributing weight across sand that would trap a horse, their eyelashes evolved to filter the Pacific gust that carries salt and grit from the surf zone.
The ATV component follows fire roads and dry washes originally cut by rancheros moving cattle between seasonal pastures. Modern four-wheelers cover the same ground in minutes that once took half a day on horseback. The contrast between camel and machine is deliberate: one journey is measured in the animal's four-beat walk and the creak of leather; the other in throttle response and rooster tails of sand. Tour operators stage departures from dawn through mid-afternoon to avoid the desert's thermal peak, when surface temperatures exceed 48°C and the risk of heat exhaustion climbs. The morning slots offer the clearest light for photography and the highest chance of spotting kit foxes and roadrunners along the trail.
What to wear on a camel ride in Cabo has become a common query as the dual-adventure format has grown in popularity. Long pants protect against saddle chafe, closed-toe boots grip the stirrups, and a wide-brimmed hat shades the neck during the hour-long ride. Are there camels in Cabo San Lucas? The answer is yes, but only at ranches in the Migriño zone, where the land remains undeveloped and the infrastructure supports year-round herd management.
"The camels walk these trails daily, their splayed hooves distributing weight across sand that would trap a horse."
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You arrive at the Migriño ranch before the sun clears the sierra, and the air still holds the night's coolness. A guide fits your helmet and assigns you a camel, already saddled and kneeling in the dust.
You step into the stirrup and lean back as the animal stands, front legs first, pitching you forward, then hind legs, leveling you three meters above the ground. The caravan sets off single file, following a wash lined with elephant trees whose papery bark peels in copper scrolls. The camel's gait is a rolling four-beat walk, and within ten minutes you've stopped gripping the pommel and started watching the horizon.
After forty minutes you dismount at a ridgeline overlook, where the Pacific spreads blue and unbroken to the west. The guide explains the geology of the arroyo system while you stretch your legs, then you switch to ATVs for the return. The quad's throttle is thumb-operated, the suspension firm, and the trail descends through loose sand that sprays behind the tires. You pass the camel caravan moving the opposite direction, a moment of anachronism, then open the throttle on a straight stretch that runs parallel to the beach. The tour ends back at the ranch, where you rinse dust from your face and collect your photos from the guide's camera.
The facility is open daily from 06:30–19:30.
No, the 25 USD park entrance fee, per person, mandatory to pay at check-in is separate from your cabo camel and atv tour tickets.
Aim to arrive within the best arrival window of 06:30–16:00 to avoid the peak heat.
Yes, you may bring a camera, but ensure it is secure during the cabo camel and atv tour.
Age requirements vary by activity; please check specific safety guidelines during booking.
Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes to handle desert conditions during the cabo camel and atv tour.
Water is available, but you should bring your own to supplement during the cabo camel and atv tour.
The location is at Carretera Federal 19 KM 100, best accessed by car or taxi.
Yes, 24-hour notice is required for a refund, excluding the non-refundable park fee.
Migriño Beach is located directly at the site of the cabo camel and atv tour.
