Sky Bike, Horseback & Camel Ride in Los Cabos: includes tequila tasting

Three rides, one unforgettable morning at Migriño Beach

A three-activity adventure at Migriño Beach on Mexico's Pacific coast where you pedal a sky bike high above the ground, take a camel ride along golden sands, and ride a horse by the shoreline. Bilingual guide, round-trip hotel pickup, safety gear and tequila tasting are included; the day runs about three hours from hotel to hotel, with time built in for photos and a briefing at Cactus Park before you start.

Step-by-step itinerary

Adventure activities at Migriño Beach

• Transport to Cactus Park
• Check in and briefing
• Sky bike ride above dunes
• Camel ride along the beach
• Horseback ride by the sea
• Watch for local wildlife
• Enjoy sunset views
• Tequila tasting session
• Transport back to hotel

The Experience

The morning starts with hotel pickup roughly 35 minutes to an hour before your tour time, depending on where you're staying. You'll arrive at Cactus Park for a brief orientation and safety check, then head to Migriño Beach—a stretch of golden sand backed by towering dunes on the Pacific coast. The sky bike comes first: you pedal high above the ground on an aerial bike, suspended over the beach and dunes with views of the ocean spreading out below. It's one hour of that particular rush, then you move to the camel ride along the shoreline, where the animal's pace lets you take in the scenery and snap photos without the adrenaline. The horseback riding follows, another hour at a gentler speed by the water's edge.

Winter transforms the beach: humpback whales are visible from the shore, so the ride becomes a wildlife-watching moment as well. The tequila tasting wraps the day—you'll sample Mexico's iconic spirit and learn how it's made. A bilingual guide leads the whole thing, so the commentary and safety instructions come in English and Spanish. Water and safety equipment are provided; professional photos are available if you want to buy them afterward. The return trip to your hotel takes another 25 minutes or so.

Kids under 12 who aren't participating can use the complimentary Kids Club and nanny service at the park, so you don't have to arrange childcare separately. The sky bike has a minimum age of 8 and a maximum weight of 120 kg; the camel ride starts at age 5 with a 125 kg limit; horseback riding runs from age 7 to 70. Pregnant travelers and anyone with recent back surgery aren't cleared for this activity. There's a mandatory park entrance fee you'll pay on arrival—it's not bundled into the booking price.

What’s included

• Round-trip hotel pickup.
• one hour on a sky bike with aerial views of Migriño Beach.
• one hour of camel riding along the shore.
• one hour of horseback riding by the ocean.
• bilingual guide.
• safety equipment and water.
• tequila tasting with education about the spirit.
• complimentary Kids Club for children 6 months–11 years not participating.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomeInfants must sit on laps

Operated by CACTUS TOURS

Is this one for you?Book this if your group speaks English or Spanish comfortably—the guide delivers the whole experience bilingually, so you'll follow the safety briefing and the commentary without translation apps or language barriers slowing the day.

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Top questions

What's the sky bike experience actually like at Migriño Beach?

The sky bike is an aerial bike suspended above the beach and dunes where you pedal yourself high above the ground for about an hour, taking in views of the Pacific Ocean and the shoreline below. It's the adrenaline piece of the day before you move to the slower-paced camel and horseback rides.

Can I bring my young kids if they don't want to do the activities?

Yes. Children ages 6 months to 11 years who aren't participating can use the complimentary Kids Club with nanny service at Cactus Park, available upon request when you book.

Will I see whales on this activity?

Humpback whales are visible from Migriño Beach during winter months, so if you're visiting between roughly December and March, you'll likely spot them from the shore during your horseback ride or camel ride.

Is the guide bilingual, and do I need to speak Spanish?

The guide speaks both English and Spanish throughout the day, so you'll get commentary and safety instructions in whichever language you're comfortable with.

What's included in the price, and what costs extra?

Hotel pickup and drop-off, all three activities, safety gear, water, tequila tasting and the bilingual guide are included. The park entrance fee is mandatory and paid directly at arrival; professional photos are optional and available for purchase.