Los Cabos Camel Ride & Electric Bike Tour Beach Desert

Craft your own margarita and feast on authentic Mexican flavors after your adventure.

A Los Cabos tour combining a camel ride on a secluded Pacific beach with an electric bike ride through Baja desert trails, plus a margarita-making lesson and all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet. Hotel pickup and air-conditioned return transport are included; the full day runs five hours with two hours of driving built in. Protective gear, unlimited local beer and tequila tasting round out the experience. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health, and a moderate fitness level is required.

Step-by-step itinerary

Camel ride, bike tour, and Mexican buffet

• Hotel pickup and scenic drive
• Receive protective gear and ride electric bike
• Meet camels and take beach walk
• Participate in margarita-making lesson
• Enjoy unlimited Mexican buffet and tequila tasting
• Return to hotel by air-conditioned vehicle

The Experience

The day starts with hotel pickup and a scenic drive to a private ranch on the Pacific Coast—during winter months, watch for humpback whales breaching in the deep blue water as you travel along the coastline. Once at the ranch, guides fit you with protective body gear and walk you through the electric bike before you head out. The motor does the work on sandy desert trails lined with towering cacti; you navigate rolling hills and winding paths with ocean views, then return to meet the camels for photos and interaction before the main event: a 20-minute walk along the secluded beach on camelback, where the water and the quiet are the whole point.

After the beach, you move into the hands-on part. A guide leads a margarita-making lesson where you learn to craft a traditional margarita and drink what you make, then sit down to an unlimited Mexican buffet with home-made local dishes. Ice-cold beer and tequila tasting come with it. The air-conditioned vehicle takes you back to your hotel once the meal is done.

A park entrance fee of $25 per person and a $15 collision protection fee for the electric bike are due at check-in. Guides speak English and Spanish. Children from age 8 can join if they meet the height minimum of 1.5 meters and weigh no more than 265 pounds; pregnant travelers should not participate. A safety helmet is required throughout the ride.

What’s included

• Hotel pickup and air-conditioned return transport.
• protective body gear and safety helmet.
• electric bike with motor assistance.
• 20-minute camel ride on the beach.
• margarita-making lesson.
• unlimited all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet.
• ice-cold beer and tequila tasting.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Cabo Adventures

Is this one for you?Hotel pickup means you don't need a car or a way to reach the private ranch on the Pacific Coast—the driver collects you and brings you back, and the two-hour round-trip transfer is already counted in the day's schedule, so nothing hangs loose at the end.

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Top questions

What's the camel ride actually like on this Los Cabos tour?

The camel walk is a 20-minute ride along a secluded Pacific beach after you've already done the electric bike portion. You get photos and interaction with the camels at the ranch first, then take them out onto the sand and water with ocean views as the backdrop.

How hard is the electric bike part if I'm not a strong cyclist?

The electric bike motor does the work for you, so cycling fitness is not the limiting factor. You do need moderate overall fitness and a healthy cardiovascular system, since the day includes the camel walk, the bike ride over rolling terrain, and physical activity in the heat. The bike itself is easy to ride.

Do I need to arrange my own way to the ranch?

No. Hotel pickup is included, and the drive to the private ranch on the Pacific Coast takes about an hour each way. The two-hour transfer time is built into the five-hour total, so you're not paying extra or waiting around for separate transport.

What happens if I'm not comfortable with the margarita-making or the food?

The margarita lesson is hands-on and fun, but you're learning to make a traditional drink and then drinking it. The buffet is unlimited Mexican food with local and home-made dishes, plus ice-cold beer and tequila tasting included. If dietary needs are a concern, contact the operator before booking.

Are there weight or height limits I should know about?

Minimum height is 1.5 meters to participate. Maximum weight is 265 pounds or 120 kilograms per person. Travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health should not book this tour.

What time of year is best for spotting the whales mentioned in the description?

Humpback whales breach and play in the deep blue ocean during winter months as you drive along the coastline to the ranch and during the camel walk on the beach. Winter is the season to look for them.