ADVICE AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VISITORS

At Aires Africanos, our camel rides are guided at all times by expert staff, who will lead us through the Dune Park between pine forests and dunes to enjoy an unforgettable experience for all kinds of people of all ages, including people with disabilities, as no prior learning is required, since our camels are docile animals and very attractive for adults and children. The weight is limited to 95 kg per person.

You should take these recommendations into account during your visit:

• On the farm, do not touch the animals without the presence of company personnel.
• When setting up and setting off on the road, always follow the instructions given for preparing the caravan.
• We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and footwear.
• Depending on the season: Don't forget sunscreen, hat, sunglasses and mosquito repellent.

On foot along the trails of the Park we will practice hiking, an activity that allows us to enjoy the outdoors and, above all, gives us the option of getting to know a natural route.

Although our route does not present any level of difficulty, the following tips will help you:

• Always follow the instructions of the guide/monitor accompanying you.
• Staying in a group.
• Bring water or an isotonic drink (especially in summer).
• Prevent possible slips.
• Do not make unnecessary noise and do not disturb the tranquillity of the places you pass through.
• At all times we must show absolute respect for nature and the environment itself, so it is really necessary not to leave any of the rubbish generated to keep the countryside clean, as well as not to light fires, throw cigarette butts in places that are not intended for that use, and above all to be careful with the flora and fauna of the place.
• Take into account the information panels that you may come across during your visit.
• Bring binoculars and a camera to take home a good souvenir of your visit.
• For people with reduced mobility or any other disability, consult with the guide/monitor to find alternatives and thus be able to enjoy the trail.