Camel Park in Larnaca

An interesting location in Cyprus for parents with children of all ages — a place where you can see camels on the island.

• Description of the Camel Park
• Children's area and pool
• Ticket prices
• Park contacts
• Opening hours
• How to get there

Description of the Camel Park

The Camel Park was established in 1998 as a small camel farm, but then the owners brought in other representatives of the animal world, and today the park is home to more than 100 animals, including ostriches, goats, deer, ponies, wallabies, llamas, alpacas, lemurs, turtles, fish, numerous birds, and specifically 60 camels, each with its own name and character.

This is the only camel park in Cyprus and the largest camel park in Europe, having received the "Trip Advisor" quality certificate. In the park, you can ride not only camels but also ponies and donkeys.

Children's area and pool

For the youngest visitors, there are attractions such as bumper cars and a mini-train, as well as free swings and a mirror room. Additionally, there is a covered play area with coin-operated attractions.

If it gets hot after a camel ride — you can take a dip in the pool. Next to the main pool, there is also a children's pool. Around the pools, there are umbrellas and sunbeds. Pool access is included in the entrance ticket price. There is also a restaurant with popular Cypriot dishes.

Ticket prices for the Camel Park

Tickets are not sold online and are purchased directly at the entrance without prior booking. Camel, donkey, and pony rides are paid additionally, as is food for the animals.

• Entrance ticket for adults: 7 euros
• Entrance ticket for children: 5 euros
• Camel ride for adults: 7 euros
• Camel ride for children: 5 euros
• Donkey ride for children: 5 euros
• Pony ride for children: 5 euros

Contacts for the Camel Park

• Website: camel-park.com
• Phone: +35724991243
• Email: [email protected]
• Instagram: @camelparkmazotos
• Facebook: @CamelParkCyprus

Opening hours of the Camel Park

The park is open from 9:00 to 19:00 (April — October) and until 17:00 (November — March). The park is open on holidays and weekends, but it is better to check for major holidays by phone or on social media — contacts are listed above.

How to get to the Camel Park

The park is located in Mazotos, just a 15-minute drive from Larnaca Airport and equidistant from Limassol and Nicosia. The location can be seen on the map below.

• Public transport: bus number 407 goes directly from the main bus station in Larnaca
• GPS coordinates for the car: 34.800665937931306, 33.50727206389485

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