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Discover the sand dunes of Maspalomas
Half-hour camel ride
Explore the nature reserve from a unique vantage point

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Tucked away in the southern tip of Gran Canaria is an oasis of unmatched beauty that'll make you think you're in the Sahara Desert. The sand dunes of Maspalomas are hemmed in by the resorts of Playa del Ingles, Maspalomas and Meloneras, which makes their survival all the more remarkable – and there's no more authentic way to explore them than on the back of a camel.

The dunes are a habitat of undulating sands sculpted by the Atlantic trade winds over thousands of years. You'll follow a carefully designed trail that respects the eco-system. To roam through them on a camel is a thrilling experience.

As well as sand dunes, the nature reserve – which covers an area twice the size of Monaco – also has typical desert features such as a tree-fringed oasis and endemic lizard species. During the 30-minute trek, you'll feel like you're in a scene from Lawrence of Arabia… until you smell the fresh Atlantic air and see the sea.

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Calle Oceanía, s/n, 35100, Maspalomas

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The maximum weight for this excursion is 100kg
The activity is available from 09.30 to 14:30. A specific time cannot be allocated in advance, as entry operates strictly on a first‑come, first‑served basis. We recommend arriving before 11.00am to secure your place. In summer, waiting times can reach up to two hours, so the earlier guests arrive, the sooner they'll be able to ride
Wear sunblock and a hat
Avoid wearing perfume/aftershave or cologne
Rest assured, our camel rides adhere to stringent care standards, ensuring the wellbeing and comfort of the camels is prioritised throughout – this includes giving them plenty of well-deserved rest breaks throughout the days they're working
Transfers not included

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Prestataire

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Frais de service

Bonne nouvelle! Aucun frais supplémentaire n'est appliqué à cette réservation.

Conditions d'annulation

Recevez un remboursement de 100% si vous annulez jusqu'à 1 jour avant le début de l'activité.

Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

4,4/5

Tous les avis sont vérifiés

Basé sur 440 évaluations

Catégories d'évaluation

Sécurité

2,6/5

Service

2,2/5

Personnel

2,2/5

Rapport qualité-prix

1,8/5

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5 étoiles (237)

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4 étoiles (174)

40%

3 étoiles (25)

2 étoiles (2)

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Djux
A voyagé en famille
1 janvier 2026
3.8
France
Ballade a faire surtout avec des enfants. Temps d'attente pour le faire assez important.
M
Mia
A voyagé en famille
4 avril 2026
2.2
Norvège
We arrived at 11am and had to wait until 12.40am to ride with the camels. The vending machine was out of order, so we could not buy something to drink or icecream to cool down. The kids got tired of waiting. The camels were tied together in a line with not much space between. It was not a good experience
B
Burty
A voyagé en couple
28 mars 2026
5
Royaume-Uni
Tour was very good and very hot.
P
Peter
A voyagé en couple
19 mars 2026
5
Royaume-Uni
A well organised, good value for money experience - and most importantly the camel’s appeared well cared for …..
J
Jhoset
A voyagé en famille
3 mars 2026
3.8
Espagne
Los chicos majisimos
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's. Y. Wong
A voyagé en famille
15 février 2026
4.6
Pays-Bas
Een kameelrit was leuk, maar de rugleuning was wel een beetje hard. De gids was erg vriendelijk. Een kameelrit was een geweldige ervaring, een echte aanrader.

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