I went alone to the Camel ranch on the outskirts of Eilat. in the desert. Very easy to get to. I took a taxi. Had a wonderful time. The camel ride, for about an hour was really fun. Then you get to sit in a bedouin tent and have some specially made bedouin pita (loved that) and some tea made... More

New rope course (Adventure Park) at Camel Ranch Eilat - excellent - like in Germany/ Austria but in the beaty of the desert! They give you short but good hands on course on using the snappling gear and navigating between obstacles. Recommended for entire family (height limit - not sure how much maybe 120 cm). The ranch also offers a... More

We have been several times in Eilat for a diving and snorkeling vacation, and two times we have been on a camel trip in the hills around Eilat, i remember one time we have been there until dark and the guides made a campfire, we eat pitta bread and some drinks, i was surprised that the guides knew all the... More

Its a unique experience, its great you can read all about in all reviews,but don't forget to follow the guide instructions when they talk about drinking water, its very, very, very important otherwise you can have the worst headache EVER, it's been over 15 years I've been there and I still remember the name of my camel, yes its funny... More

Riding a camel is something you should do in the Middle East, just like riding elephants in Thailand. In Eliat, this is the only place that allows you to, but I wonder if there were nicer trails elsewhere in Israel. For about $45USD the guide takes you and the group on a caravan walking through the mountains nearby. There not... More

The sunset camel ride was an amazing experience. I recently went there with a couple of friends. There were several other tourists there for the tour. The camels are tethered into a long line which ended up being fine. We set off from the ranch and had an hour ride. The camels were very docile and appeared to be treated... More

Got a cab from Eilat to the ranch. Very desert wadi. Several species of animals in corrals. The guide was pleasant, humorous. We rode slowly up the wadi and he showed us the proper way to sit without straining thighs. Very comfy ride. A couple screaming women in group, but camels are so mellow, they ignored them. Had a demo... More

The structural area is designated entirely for camels, it's funny to ride on them and enjoy a delightful special israeli beduin aperitif at sunrise time