Sentences with phrase «for camel riding»

There will, of course, be opportunities for camel riding.

Try your hand at some of the daily farming chores and opt for a camel ride.

Next, meet your gentle, humpbacked escort, and set out for a camel ride across a wide stretch of beach along the Pacific.

Or you could head to Birubi Beach and go with Oakfield Ranch for a camel ride.

Later they'll enjoy sunset canapes (which include white truffle infused custard, blue swimmer crab and caviar) and a six course dinner as well as the option for camel rides, henna tattoos, private bellydance performances and aromatic shisha pipes.

And if you don't want to walk the UNESCO - listed site, you can bargain for a camel ride at the Treasury monument.

Opt for a camel ride for the photo opportunity.

I love the dessert so driving on the dunes or going for a camel ride would be right up my alley.

The evening is fixed for a camel ride at Sam Sand dunes.

Then head to Jaislmer for camel rides and desert safaris.

Not exact matches

Plus, humans could had ridden camels alone without cargo long before using them for cargo, where a human weight alone is a much lighter load than with cargo, that it might not show load stress in previous fossils, let alone that those projected camels are only the known ones by archeologists.

For example a century ago, the only transportation was the horse riding or camel or donkey and so on... you can not imagine at that time people would be thinking about travelling the globe in a day or two... and we do not know what is coming as every scientists theory is being abrogated by a new scientist and the old one becomes obsolete... these also proves that human theory can not be perfect and will never be perfect... there will always be modifications...

But what stood out for me in the picture books she held was the barren wasteland of desert sand, camels ridden by one - dimensional figures in heat - trapping robes, and a sprinkling of palm trees, seemingly incapable of offering cooling shade to nomadic travelers.

That's me, ready to mount the camel for the ride up to the Red Fort Mary Jane and I were about to leave for the cooking demonstration when the roof caved in — or sounded like it was about to.

Funny how you can get so sick of something in your closet, like riding boots... a camel coat... mittens, and then find a renewed love for them after a few months off!

Llamas are close cousins of camels, minus the hump, and come in very handy for riding and carrying heavy loads.

Up for mountain climbing, a variety of hiking trails, horse and camel riding, driving rugged 4WD tracks, cycling, mountain biking, rock climbing and a time travellers tour through an ancient landscape?

It is quite popular as the Camel Country and is known for offering the best camel ride experiences.

Or go off the beaten path in Laikipia — a rugged, hilly terrain punctuated by dense acacia bush which offers diverse experiences such as horse rides, camel treks and bush walks for the adventurous.

And there's something here for everyone: rock climbing, camel tours, horseback riding, and more.

Instead we awoke grumpy and hating anything with four legs, so when offered the choice to ride back or jump aboard the camel cart we opted for the latter, assured by Kamer that most travelers choose the comfier option on the return leg.

For recreation, go on a camel ride with your partner.

012 — ride the Blue Train 013 — play Putt - Putt 014 — walk along the beachfront promenade 015 — scratch for gemstones at the Scratch Patch 016 — visit the Two Ocean Aquarium 017 — visit the play canyon at Santa Ana Spur 018 — see model ships at the SA Maritime Museum 019 — take a harbour cruise to see the seals 020 — go to the World of Birds 021 — stroll around the Hout Bay Harbour and Mariners Wharf 022 — hang out at Hout Bay beach 023 — enjoy fish «n chips on the rocks at Fish on The Rocks 024 — get creative at Clay Café 025 — sandboarding on the dunes at Hout Bay 026 — play at Scarecrows 027 — lunch and play in the children's playground at Dunes 028 — spend a day at Scarborough beach 029 — collect mussels off the rocks 030 — play with animals at Higgeldy Piggledy Farmyard 031 — ride a camel 032 — go snorkelling with the seals 033 — pony rides for little ones, horse riding for bigger kids 034 — visit Noordhoek Farm Village 035 — a day of fun at Long Beach

For a really unique experience you can join the sunset camel rides that operate daily along the beach at Cable Beach near Broome.

Meanwhile, kids will be torn between the Higgeldy Piggeldy petting zoo, horse and camel rides (yes, camel rides), a snake park, paintball and face painting (please note, parental supervision is obviously necessary for most of these activities, but parents will no doubt get as much enjoyment from them as the kids!).

If you're looking to splurge you can even add camel rides, Bedouin feasts, shisha pipes and stargazing to the itinerary for a small increase in price.

For a really unique experience you can join the sunset camel rides that operate daily along the beach.

Here you can ask for Sahara Trails, whom provide both camel and horse rides.

Scenic Highlights: Stand in the shadows of Todra Gorge, take in the dramatic view at Ait Ben Haddou, see history come to life in ancient medinas, ride a camel to a desert camp, explore this land of mystery for yourself.

Kids will love a camel ride through the desert - like scenery, or you could rent bikes with older children and cycle through the streets, stopping off for ice cream when you get too hot.

Oaks Cable Beach Sanctuary is central to Broome's most popular attractions and experiences, providing guests with the opportunity to ride a camel, experience Staircase to the Moon or shop for pearls.

For the more adventurous try a camel ride at sunset on Cable Beach, charter one of the many fishing boats, visit the world famous gorges of the Kimberley or simply watch a latest release movie in the worlds oldest outdoor picture theatre, Sun Pictures.

Pichi Richi Camel Tours offers a variety of camel experiences, from specialist camel to candlelight dinners, sunset or moonlight rides, daylight rides, half and full day tours and for the more adventurous two, four and seven day safaris.

After your introduction to your camel, you will mount up and ride out through the native bushland, crossing spinifex plateaus with fantastic views over Spencer Gulf, the enormous saltpan of Lake Torrens and to the north the distant walls of Wilpena Pound, where you stop for a leisurely lunch on day one in the cool shadows of Mount Arden, remember to take the time to look for the endangered Yellow Footed rock wallabies that inhabit the gorges, before remounting your camel for a relaxing afternoon ramble to your campsite.

Visit the dunes of Tinfou, Erg Lihoudi and Chegaga and take a camel ride to the peak of the dunes for sunset over the Sahara desert.

For example, in Erg Chebbi, you can choose to take a sunset or sunrise camel ride and stay in the room at one of the hotels located at the dune line of Erg Chebbi, or spend 2 nights in the area, 1 night inside the dunes in a nomad camp under tents and second in an Auberge (Inn) with pool and ensuite A / C or heating room at the dune line.

If there's not enough time for a day in the mountains, try a camel ride next to Menara Park — it's only a five minute taxi ride from the medina.

It consists of Pick Up from any point in Dubai wherever you are staying, Morning / Evening Dune Bashing for about 30 minutes, photo - shoots, camel ride, watching belly dance performance, dates & coffee, Henna Painting, Buffet Dinner etc..

Before boarding our felucca in Aswan, we took a camel ride (the first of several on the trip) and then headed for dinner at a Nubian family's home.

The five - star resort caters to active travellers with a host of experiences, including snorkelling, windsurfing, horse and camel riding and desert safaris, while the first class Zen the spa at Rotana offers pampering treatments for guests looking to relax.

With shallow waters, excellent facilities and the additional fun of camel rides, families are well - catered for.

There are lots of fun things for kids to do in the area, including taking a dolphin - watching cruise or riding on a camel through the spectacular landscape of the Maspalomas Dunes, a protected nature reserve.

Head to the desert for one to two nights to enjoy sunset walks along the red - flecked (up to 200 - meter - high) sand dunes, stargazing, and camel rides, and to explore some of the nearby villages and markets.

Visit the on - site Bada Mahal, an 18th - century former palace with delicate frescoes, or take a camel ride to Devigarh Fort Palace for lunch.

We have always wanted to camp under the stars in the desert, camel trekking for several days and it's Jonathan's dream to ride a BMW Motorbike through the desert.

Stay at one of several five - star hotels such as Cable Beach Club or Pinctada Cable Beach Resort & Spa, sample a locally brewed mango beer at the wildly popular Matso's Brewery, ride a camel along Cable Beach at sunset, see ancient fossilised stegosaurus prints in the bright red rock at Gantheaume Point, browse the open - air weekend markets in front of the pretty Courthouse building and shop for precious Pinctada maxima pearls, grown locally in the shimmering aqua waters nearby.

Renowned for its 22 km stretch of pure white sand, set against a backdrop of red ochre cliffs and fringed by the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean; Cable Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and famous for its sunset camel rides.

Cable Beach — Renowned for its 22 km stretch of pure white sand, set against a backdrop of red ochre cliffs and fringed by the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean; Cable Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and famous for its sunset camel rides.

Plan your visit for walking, riding carriages, camels or donkeys as needed.

Wilgewandel Holiday Farm in Oudtshoorn has camel rides, ziplines, waterslides, farm animals, trampolines and mini golf; African Family Farm in Hout Bay has a sandbox and play area for smaller kids, a slackline, a jungle gym and a petting zoo; Mountain Splendour Eco-Resort in Champagne Valley has a superb playground and a built - for - kids mountain bike track, and offers fun activities like pony rides, tubing, swimming, fishing in various dams, white water rafting, canopy tours and zip lines.