Where can I ride camels in the Canary Islands?

Camel rides are available in several locations — the Maspalomas dunes in Gran Canaria, Mount Teide National Park in Tenerife, and the Timanfaya volcano area in Lanzarote are the most popular. Rides typically last 20–40 minutes.

Is camel riding suitable for children?

Yes, camel rides are suitable for children aged 3 and above, usually accompanied by an adult. The camels are well-trained and led by experienced handlers at a slow, gentle pace.

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Camel Riding in Perdika

Perdika, Aegina

⏱ 30 minutes

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About this experience

Camel Riding in Perdika is a guided camel trek along the coastal paths of Perdika village on Aegina island. The activity offers a 30-minute ride on trained camels, with a handler leading each animal. It operates daily from 10:00 to 18:00, with rides departing every hour from the stable near the harbour.

What to expect

Ride lasts 30 minutes, with a handler walking beside the camel at all times
Each ride includes a safety briefing and a helmet for riders under 12 years old
The route follows a flat dirt track between olive groves and the seafront, with views of the Saronic Gulf
Suitable for children aged 4 and up, with a maximum rider weight of 100 kg
A photo stop is included at the midpoint, where the handler takes pictures with your own camera or phone
The stable provides a small shaded waiting area with water for spectators