ATV Riding in Los Cabos: Can-Am X3 & Camel Beach

Shared wheel tour with camel ride and full terrain access at a lower price

ATV riding in Los Cabos pairs one hour of Can-Am Maverick X3 driving through desert and sand dunes with a 30-minute camel ride along the Pacific coast, where you feed the animal and learn about its role in desert culture. Hotel or cruise port pickup is included, along with a bilingual guide, safety gear, water and tequila tasting. Minimum age to drive is 16; moderate fitness required.

Step-by-step itinerary

Can-Am ride and camel beach tour

• Pickup from hotel or cruise port
• Drive Can-Am Maverick X3 in desert
• Ride camel along Pacific coastline
• Feed camel carrots and learn facts

The Experience

Your day starts with pickup from your Los Cabos hotel or cruise ship port and a drive to G-Force Park. Once there, you climb into a Can-Am Maverick X3—a high-performance UTV built for rough terrain—and spend an hour navigating the golden sand dunes and desert landscape of Baja. You share the driving time with someone from your party, which means you each get behind the wheel for stretches of the route. The vehicle handles both sandy beaches and rugged hills, so the terrain changes as you move through it.

After the driving portion, the pace shifts. You move to the camel experience along the Pacific coastline, where a 30-minute ride lets you see the ocean and feel the breeze. Part of that time is spent on the animal; part of it involves feeding it carrots and hearing facts about camel anatomy, behavior and how they fit into desert culture. The contrast between the adrenaline of the UTV and the slower rhythm of the camel is the point—two different ways of moving through the same landscape.

The package includes round-trip transportation, a bilingual guide, safety equipment, water and a tequila tasting. You'll need at least a moderate level of fitness and comfortable shoes; sunscreen and jeans are recommended. The whole outing runs two hours. Travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy or cardiovascular concerns should check with a doctor first, and the minimum age to drive the UTV is 16.

What’s included

• Round-trip transportation from your Los Cabos hotel or cruise port.
• one hour of Can-Am Maverick X3 driving (shared with a party member).
• one hour of camel encounter and beach riding.
• a bilingual guide.
• safety equipment.
• water.
• tequila tasting.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomeNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by G-Force Adventures

Is this one for you?Book this if you want the adrenaline of off-road driving without the full cost of solo operation—the shared wheel keeps the price down while you still get the dunes, the camel ride and the coastline in a single morning. If you prefer to drive alone, check whether a private option is available at checkout.

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Top questions

Can I drive the Can-Am X3 if I've never done off-road driving before?

Yes—the experience is suitable for all levels. You don't need prior UTV experience; the guide will go over the basics before you start. The minimum age to drive is 16.

How does the shared driving work on the Can-Am X3?

You and someone from your party take turns behind the wheel during the one-hour driving portion. Each person gets time operating the vehicle through the dunes and desert terrain.

What happens during the camel ride?

The camel ride lasts 30 minutes along the Pacific coastline. You'll ride the animal, feed it carrots, and learn about camel anatomy, behavior and their place in desert culture from your guide.

What's included in the price?

Round-trip hotel or port pickup, the UTV driving hour, the camel ride, a bilingual guide, safety equipment, water and a tequila tasting are all included. Souvenir photos are available to purchase separately.

Is this activity accessible for people with mobility concerns?

The park grounds and surfaces are wheelchair accessible. However, the activity is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health, and pregnant travelers should avoid it. Check with your doctor if you have any health concerns.