Paseo en camello por las Dunas de Maspalomas
Descripción
Ven a disfrutar un agradable paseo a camello de unos 30 minutos por las famosas Dunas de Maspalomas, declaradas Reservas Natural Especial desde 1994, sus paisajes desérticos que ocupan unos 400 hectáreas, nos transportan en nuestro imaginario al famoso Desierto del Sáhara. Una de las cosas más divertidas que hacer en este espacio protegido es dar un entrañable paseo a camello. Una excursión por las mágicas dunas que llevará tu imaginación a vivir la experiencia como si estuvieses en pleno desierto. El paseo en camello que dura unos treinta minutos es conducido por experimentados guías-cuidadores que se esmeran para que disfrutes al máximo de una paseo relajado y tranquilo, teniendo siempre como una de nuestras prioridades el bienestar de nuestros camellos. Esta recreación turística tan popular, fue declarada en 2004 Patrimonio Cultural de San Bartolomé de Tirajana. Por su duración, precio y diversión, montar a camello con nosotros es una actividad ideal para familias con niños.
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Itinerario
Ven a disfrutar un agradable paseo a camello de unos 30 minutos por las famosas Dunas de Maspalomas, declaradas Reservas Natural Especial desde 1994, sus paisajes desérticos que ocupan unos 400 hectáreas, nos transportan en nuestro imaginario al famoso Desierto del Sáhara. El paseo en camello que dura unos treinta minutos es conducido por experimentados guías-cuidadores que se esmeran para que disfrutes al máximo de una paseo relajado y tranquilo, teniendo siempre como una de nuestras prioridades el bienestar de nuestros camellos.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El peso máximo autorizado es de 100 kg. por persona
- Esta actividad se realiza por orden de llegada. La estación estará abierta de 9:00 a 15:00h. La última salida es a las 14:30h. En verano, es importante llegar antes de las 11:00h para asegurar la salida.
Opiniones(74)
Despite reservation we had to wait 1 hour. Camel guide a bit wobbly but still good. Not very well organized. We would not go there again but it is recommended.
New experience for me and my girlfriend, and I must say that overall it was positive, the camels are very quiet, we petted them more than once and they did not seem very quiet, the guides kind and nice, I expected a walk in the dunes, but it is a predetermined route, otherwise everything is ok 👍🏻😁
It was a nice way to get some good pictures of the dunes. It’s slow paced, a calm activity to do. Nothing spectacular, but something to do with
Better go early for the heat, and not carry things because you'll have to carry them. Bottle of water although there is machine to buy it and they are not expensive.
We arrived at 09:30 and queued for an hour to get to the front of the queue only then to be told we had to wait another hour for our ride. When the ride finally came, the 'guide' leading the camels spent the entire time on his phone whilst we were walked at an unbearably slow pace. It would have been much better to have had some information about the camels and the dunes. The staff were friendly and facilities clean. Whilst the camels do seem well cared for, they are wearing metal muzzles which dont look great at all. Overall I would say this is not at all worth it.
Very disappointing! The trek wasn't the kind of experience we were expecting. Maspalomas dunes are beautiful but this was in the scrub land with no dunes to be seen, using a long chain of very sad looking camels unfortunately.
The experience was very disappointing. We had to wait a very long time under a blazing sun, with more than 40 degrees, without a single fan to relieve the heat. Just a water machine, which admitted one euro coins. Conditions were unfortunate, especially for older people or with young children. In addition, when booking we were given neither an estimated time nor clear information about waiting times. The organization leaves much to be desired. We would not repeat and, honestly, we do not recommend it if you value your time and well-being
An interesting tour by the fact of riding a camel, is a pleasant ride of about 30 minutes, little more... people are friendly, but the entrance is a little chaos, the order of arrival is not respected, we were treated openly and the one who first passes the gate, even if it sneaks, nothing happens to them does not care, that must improve it, certainly with me they do not count for another and I do not recommend it
All very nice, the animals are treated well and the guides are very good. only thing that should be specified are Dromedaries and not Camels
Myself and partner were told great things about the camel rides over the dunes, so we walked up and the scenery looked amazing. We arrived at what was a small facility, and booked a ticket (prior to seeing any camels). We waited and saw the first group of camels come back, they looked exhausted. They had awful cages over their faces and some pushed against their noses. Their fur didn’t look clean either. They were not given anything to drink whilst on their ‘break’ before the next group and would just be laid down chained together by rope in between tours. When it was our turn on the camels we sat down and in order to make the camels stand the staff would yank at the rope attached to their heads or smack them. The camels would slowly stand whilst grunting, seemingly unsteady on their feet. We were at the back of our tour and on the back legs of the camel in front, it had scars all over it, from a whip. This is what got us going and since then it was such a downer. Poor things. The ride itself wasn’t too bad. More of a walk through a sandy public footpath rather than the dunes itself. I would not pay into this kind of animal cruelty again.
