Stands out for

  • • 45-50 minute camel ride through a natural reserve
  • • Sightings of European bison and zebra in semi-freedom
  • • Setting of native forest and Cantabrian grasslands
  • • Expert guide with insights on wildlife and ecosystem
  • • Suitable for groups up to 50 people

Description

Context The Noja Biological Reserve, located in Soano, Cantabria, spans over 20 hectares of native forest and Cantabrian grasslands. This protected area hosts a remarkable diversity of animals in semi-freedom, including red deer, roe deer, and rare species in Spain such as European bison and zebra. The camel ride traverses this natural environment, delivering a calm and informative experience within a well-conserved ecosystem. ">The Experience"> For approximately one hour, you’ll ride a camel guided by an expert who will accompany you as you explore the reserve. You’ll feel the gentle sway of the animal and breathe in the fresh scent of the native forest. Along the route, you’ll get close-up views of animals such as alpacas, llamas, water buffalo, and camels, while listening to the natural sounds of local wildlife in freedom. ">For Whom"> This activity is ideal for families with young children, older adults, or those with limited mobility, as well as nature lovers interested in observing animals in semi-freedom. It is not suitable for those seeking intense physical activity, individuals with severe animal allergies, or people afraid of camels. ">Local Context"> The reserve is part of Cantabria’s natural heritage and contributes to the conservation of both native and exotic species. The local community values this space as a center for environmental education and recreation, promoting respect for biodiversity and responsible interaction with animals.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

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Practical Guide

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Location
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing, suitable footwear, and apply sunscreen. The activity is available year-round, but advance booking is recommended, and participants should arrive 15 minutes early for check-in. The experience is peaceful and suitable for all ages, making it ideal for those seeking a gentle, meaningful connection with nature and animals.

Physical Requirements

light physical activity, suitable for children and adults

About the Area

The Noja Biological Reserve lies in a protected natural landscape of native forest and grasslands. Nearby attractions include the beaches of Ris and Trengandín, the Victoria Marsh Bird Observatory, and the Albaicín Palace. The area offers amenities such as cafés, rest zones, and complementary activities like horseback riding, making it a well-rounded destination for nature and culture enthusiasts.

Offers

Best available offers for Camel Ride in the Noja Biological Reserve

1 hora de paseo en dromedario en Noja. Niños

From
€25

Ruta en dromedario en Reserva de Noja 1 h adultos

From
€25

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Frequently Asked Questions

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There is no fixed minimum age, but the activity is suitable for young children and older adults. Please consult with the operator to confirm suitability based on individual circumstances.
The meeting point is in Soano, Noja, within the Noja Biological Reserve. It’s recommended to arrive early and contact the operator for precise instructions.
No, pets are not allowed during the activity to ensure the safety and well-being of both animals and participants.
You may observe red deer, roe deer, alpacas, llamas, zebra, European bison, camels, and other animals living in semi-freedom.
The ride lasts approximately 45–50 minutes, plus 15 minutes of preparation. Duration may vary slightly depending on the camel’s pace and daily conditions.