Camel Cabo trip - Diana helped us make the trip happen when we needed a time adjustment and from there everything was really fun and professional with Morgan David our guide and we had a great time Photos are good but in todays iPhone digital world being able to take videos should be allowed cause me and my wife could have made some live video memories that pictures just can’t capture Good fun experience and burrito and tequila tasting were nice addition We booked directly with Viator as the cruise camel excursion was sold out and even saved a few bucks and Diana was available by phone and text and made her magic work and took care of everything Thanks

Leon was an awesome guide... - Leon was an awesome guide he made it fun i highly recommended a camel ride it was so awesome we don’t have that back home

Amazing Experience - The camel ride was an amazing experience. Our tour guide, Eddie, was really nice. The camel ride is 25 mins. You will also get (2) shots of tequila and a mega burrito. If you’re on a cruise it’s about 30-45 mins from the Cabo tender dock. Let them know when you need to be back and they will make sure you are back on time. The pictures and videos are pretty expensive so expect to pay at least $100-200 if you want pictures or you can pay for a private tour and bring your phone. Overall, it was a great experience.

Lorena is Amazing!! - We were a party of 7 ladies and the experience was fantastic! Lorena was an amazing guide. Always checking up on us to make sure we were okay. She explained things in English as well as in Spanish to accommodate everyone in our tour group. Not only did we have a great experience riding the camels but she threw in some fun facts about the area and the camels themselves.

Just truly outstanding - Our tour guide. She was fantastic. Very professional, personal and really treated all customers with great respect. She is a l great asset to this vendor.

Camels & Billy were awesome! - Our guide Billy was the best! Highly recommend him. Also riding the camels is an unique experience that my family will always remember. What I didn’t like is that we were not able to take pictures on the tour (which I knew) and they tried to upsell us $150 to take pics and go on a private tour after already paying hundreds of dollars to take the tour in the first place. The pressuring was a lot. I would recommend that at least they increase the pricing to include a picture or something to make it not seem so negative at the beginning.

Great excursion no cellphones allowed - Unfortunately, I have no photos to upload because they donot allow cellphones or cameras on this excursion. The camel ride was 25 minutes.

Castañeda camel ride - Great experience!! Photo shop lady by the name of Liz very unfriendly. Eric the tour guide did an excellent job.

2 Hour Drive for 15 minutes on camels - Riding the actual camel only lasts about 15 minutes and you will spend a minimum of 2 1/2 hours at the facility. The guides themselves were obviously very kind and hard-working but overall we feel this is a tourist trap and would not recommend to other people because we wasted so much time and only were on the camels for about 15 minutes.

20 minute ride, barely a tequila tasting - The price we paid for this excursion did not in any way line up with the time on the camel ride, or the tequila tasting. The reviews are accurate - only 20-25 minutes on the camel. The other two hours are spent waiting on other groups, taking pictures with the camel, or going on a nature walk. The nature walk was neat, but we weren’t allowed to bring our phones so nothing was documented. But we paid to ride camels. Our group had 7 Hispanics, and my husband and I who speak English. Our tour guide would sometimes not translate in English, didn’t know if this was intentional or not, but he was a decent guide nonetheless. The free tequila tasting was more like a few free drops. Smack in the face after spending this money. You get two 0.25 ounce tastes. The tacos were great, and the camels were fun to ride with a beautiful view. Be prepped to pay $104 for all pictures taken, or $20/photo if you only want a few. Everything at the ranch is a tourist trap. Bartenders say that the tequila they have is only sold at that location and literally no where else, just to get you to purchase from them. If I could do it again, I’d find somewhere else that offered longer camel rides and an actual tequila tasting.