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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Cancellation policies vary by operator. Please contact the featured operator directly to discuss cancellation and rescheduling options.

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Camel Riding in Palermo

Palermo, Tenerife

⏱ 60 minutes

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About this experience

Camel Riding in Palermo is a guided camel trekking activity set in the countryside around Sicily's capital. Riders mount trained camels and follow a fixed route through olive groves and dry scrubland, with views toward the Gulf of Palermo. The tour lasts 60 minutes and includes a safety briefing and a handler walking alongside each camel.

What to expect

60-minute guided ride on a trained camel, with a handler leading each animal
Route passes through olive groves and scrubland, with views of the Gulf of Palermo
Includes a 10-minute safety briefing and mounting assistance before departure
Suitable for adults and children over 6 years, with a maximum weight limit of 100 kg per rider
Each rider receives a traditional Sicilian saddle blanket and a bottle of water
Photo stop at a stone farmhouse ruin, where the handler takes pictures with your own camera