Brief History: Camels have been the backbone of desert transportation for centuries. Safari camel rides were introduced to let visitors experience this timeless desert tradition. Notable Features: Camels are adorned with colorful saddles and traditional fabrics. The slow, rhythmic ride across dunes offers scenic desert views. Fun Fact: Camels are called "ships of the desert" because of their ability to navigate the dunes with ease and their three sets of eyelids that protect them from sandstorms. Current Use: Available at most camps. Rides are short (5–10 minutes) and often photographed. Tourists should follow guides and avoid sudden movements.
Coordinates: 55.3055, 24.9522
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