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Did you know this about camel lips?
Camels have really thick big lips. Their top lip is split in two so that they can graze and eat their food more effectively. They can eat the thorniest plants without injuring their tough lips.
We’ve got the globally-recognised Safe Travels Stamp
We're travel safety! We've been recognised with a G L O B A L 'safe travels stamp'. Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) has aligned with the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) to become a lead agency with authority to issue Australian tourism businesses...
COVID Ready business recognition
We have been recognised for being COVID Ready by the National COVID-19 Commission. The COVID Ready Badge identifies our business as a COVID Ready business and represents that we are currently operating inline with the National COVID-19 Commission (NCC) COVIDsafe...
Tourism Trade Checklist Badge
We're shouting to the world! We have been recognised as trade compliant within the tourism industry! The Tourism Trade Checklist Badge identifies our business as part of Australia's trusted Tourism Trade Checklist and represents business trade compliance within the...
2020 has been like an outback camel race
Pyndan Camel Tracks follows all government guidelines and recommended procedures for the safety of our guests and everyone in our outback town in the heart of Australia. As 2020 has been like an outback camel race with changing rules and an ignored finish line, we...
We’re up-to-date with our COVID-19 Checklists
The NT Government is staging a lifting of restrictions. As of 15 May 2020 (Stage 2) we are running our one hour sunset camel tour for Alice Springs residents. We have implemented measures to ensure your safety and security. Although we could run public tours, we’re...
Wake Up Pixie
A big shout out today to our 🐪Pixie. Wake up, Pixie! Your fans are back tomorrow to join you on tour. Pixie has been so funny during...
Did you know this about camel eyes?
Camels have 3 sets of eyelids. Yes, 3! And one is like a windscreen washer! Sand keeps out of their eyes because of 2 rows of eyelashes.