Educational Tour
Tours explain camel care, milking and production, with guides answering questions in detail.
Camelicious
Dubai
At Exit 26, Camelicious combines a working camel dairy with an educational visitor tour. You can see the milking and production areas, feed camels, and sample camel milk products including the much-mentioned ice cream.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
1,151 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Camel Feeding
Visitors can feed the camels, including carrots to the working animals.
Clean Facility
One visitor described the farm as clean and well maintained, while another praised its hygienic milking operation.
Family Friendly
A 90-minute visit worked well for a family spanning a seven-year-old child to older parents.
Ice Cream
Camel milk ice cream is a standout, with visitors especially noting its creamy texture and restrained sweetness.
Camel Coffee
Camel milk coffee, including cappuccino and iced versions, is repeatedly singled out as a worthwhile try.
Mock Racing
Some tours include a mock camel race watched from an open balcony.
Tips for a Better Visit
Book Ahead. Do not arrive unannounced: visitors say entry requires a booking, and the official webpage was easy to use.
Check Timing. Ask whether your slot overlaps with milking if seeing the live process is important to you.
Buy Roadside. If the dairy store is low on stock, check the product truck along the main road.
Confirm Vouchers. If using a voucher, confirm its expiry and acceptance before travelling, especially with children.
Try Dates. For a less sweet option, look for the date-flavoured milk; one visitor specifically praised it without added sugar.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Camelicious - Dubai Al Ain Road, Exit 26, Um Nahad 3 area
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Date flavored milk
The date flavour is a recurring favourite and was specifically noted as having no added sugar.
Camel burger
One earlier tour included a camel burger after the animal activities and tasting.
Common Concerns
Booking Dispute
One family said an unexpired voucher was refused and communication about booking was unclear.
Limited Stock
The on-site store was almost empty during one group visit, leaving visitors unable to buy wanted products.
Short Ride
The camel ride is brief, so the farm is more about learning and viewing than a substantial riding experience.
Tour Timing
Current tour times may not coincide with milking, meaning you might see the area without the live milking process.
Wholesale Replies
A business customer reported repeated unanswered follow-ups after being told the sales team would respond.
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The Bottom Line
Camelicious is a working camel dairy and visitor experience at Exit 26, with tours covering the farm, milking area and production facility. A typical visit can include feeding camels, learning about camel care and milk production, and tasting camel milk and camel milk ice cream. Some tours also feature a mock camel race, while the reported visit length is around 90 minutes.
The strongest draw is the tasting. Reviews mention creamy ice cream, date-flavoured milk without added sugar, and coffee made with camel milk; the coffee is described as good even without sugar. Families and school groups generally find the tour accessible and engaging, and visitors have praised the clean, well-maintained operation.
Book before travelling: several reviews say you cannot enter without a booking. If you want to watch live milking, ask about the schedule because current tour times may not overlap. Product availability at the dairy shop can be inconsistent, although a truck on the main road reportedly sells the range.
Pricing is worth confirming too: one 2025 review reported an AED 80 entrance fee, while a 2019 review cited AED 175 per person. The camel ride is short, so come mainly for the farm insight, animals and tastings rather than a long ride.