The Kuwait Annual International Camel Racing Championship is back, taking place from February 20 to 25, 2025 at the Kuwait Camel Racing Club. This year’s event promises to be bigger than ever, bringing participants from GCC countries, the Arab world, and even Europe.
This year will mark the 23rd edition of the championship which has become an important event in Kuwait’s sporting and cultural calendar. The races bring people together from different backgrounds and have become a celebration of heritage, competition, and tradition.
Race Schedule – Kuwait Camel Racing Championship 2025
Location: Kuwait Camel Racing Club
Dates: February 20 – 25, 2025
Day 1 – Thursday, February 20, 2025
Morning Races (8:00 AM) – 4 KM
Evening Races (3:00 PM) – 4 KM
Day 2 – Friday, February 21, 2025
Morning Races (8:00 AM) – 5 KM
Evening Races (2:00 PM) – 5 KM
Day 3 – Saturday, February 22, 2025
Morning Races (8:00 AM) – 6 KM
Evening Races (1:00 PM) – 6 KM
Day 4 – Sunday, February 23, 2025
Morning Races (8:00 AM) – 8 KM
Evening Races (1:00 PM) – 8 KM
Day 5 – Monday, February 24, 2025
Morning Races (8:00 AM) – 8 KM
Evening Races (1:00 PM) – 8 KM
Day 6 – Tuesday, February 25, 2025 (Final Day)
Main Championship Races (2:30 PM) – 8 KM
If you’ve never been to a camel race before then this is a good time to do so. Entry is free and you can find the location on Google Maps by searching for “Kuwait Camel Racing Club“.
6 replies on “Kuwait Camel Racing Championship 2025”
Mark just fyi. The blog is not showing headings and content is all over the place.
someone else told me the same thing which is weird cuz it looks right on my screen. Let me check something
Noticed same glitch but it’s fine now.
Is this a fun place for kids? Are there other activities there like petting the camels or riding camels? Do they have food places or do you bring your own snacks?
Obviously it is a fun place. Driving around the track with the racing camels. No food places there but plenty of food cabins nearby. Its winter and camping season is on so you can find everything in the desert.
Usually there aren’t any activities during regular race weeks. I went to the championship once maybe 10 years ago and back then there were activities but dont remember much. I remember they had a tent were u could drink camel milk and an area where you can take photos on a camel. But not sure if its still the same nowadays.