Dromedary camels were historically introduced to the Canary Islands for agricultural labor before being transitioned into tourism.
The location in El Tanque is situated at a higher elevation than the coastal resort areas, resulting in cooler ambient temperatures.
The facility is integrated into the rugged volcanic topography typical of the Teno Rural Park periphery.
Camello Center is an agricultural and leisure site located in the El Tanque region of Tenerife, focusing on dromedary camel encounters. The facility functions as a combined camel park and restaurant serving traditional Canarian cuisine. Visitors can ride camels through terrain that reflects the island's volcanic landscape. The center hosts a collection of other farm animals alongside the camel herds. Its location on the TF-82 road provides access to the northwestern volcanic slopes of the island.
The elevated lookout point near the camel enclosure providing views over the volcanic hills toward the coastline.
Wear long trousers to prevent irritation from the camel saddles during rides.
Bring a light jacket as the elevation in El Tanque can lead to rapid temperature drops compared to the coast.
Make a lunch reservation in advance if visiting during peak tourism seasons.
Do not attempt to feed the animals unauthorized snacks, as they follow a specific dietary regimen.
Follow all handler instructions strictly when approaching or mounting the animals; remain seated and hold the handle securely during the ride.
