Jeep and Camel Tours

Embark on a thrilling one-day, one-night adventure with our Jeep tour and 2-hour camel ride experience. Traverse diverse landscapes, from rugged terrains to serene deserts, as you explore hidden gems and breathtaking vistas. Feel the adrenaline rush as our expert guides  in comfortable Jeeps. witnessing the beauty of sunset and  sunrise. enjoy under the stars for a night to remember, complete with a traditional dinner and stories around the campfire. Unforgettable memories await on this unique expedition. and Later, immerse yourself in the tranquility of the desert with a leisurely 2-hour camel ride, 

Day 1 :

Arrival: Upon arrival at Wadi Rum village , Receive a warm welcome at our office in Rum Village. You’ll be offered a warm cup of tea, introduced to your Bedouin guide, and get you prepared for your desert adventure.

Lawrence’s Spring: Your journey begins at Lawrence’s Spring, a natural spring located halfway up a mountain. it is said that Lawrence of Arabia washed at this spring during the Arab Revolt of 1916

Sand Dunes Area:  the red sand dunes across the landscape, their rich, gold hue intensified by the warm sunlight. The grains of sand, like countless miniature gems, create a mesmerizing pattern, you will climb up to reach the panorama view 

Khazali Canyon: home to a unique collection of ancient Nabataean inscriptions typically feature a script derived from Aramaic. Descriptions often relate to trade, water management, or religious matters. Specific inscriptions can provide insights into their culture, 

Small Natural  Bridge: After a short drive, we will arrive at small natural  bridge, We will climb the bridge and marvel at the breathtaking views of the surrounding valley 

Lawrence’s House:  T.E. Lawrence, also known as Lawrence of Arabia, spent time in the Wadi Rum desert during the Arab Revolt

Mushroom Rock: Mushroom rocks  shaped by wind erosion, stand as unique geological formations. Over time, relentless winds sculpt sandstone structures, resembling mushrooms. These formations showcase the delicate  between natural forces and the  beauty of landscapes.

Abu Khashabah Canyon:  is a natural canyon . The canyon is known for its stunning geological formations, with towering rock walls and unique shapes carved by natural forces over time. Your guide will drop you off on one side of the canyon you will hike around 40 minutes  and you’ll meet him on the other side You’ll have a chance to sandboard at the end of the canyon!

Lunch Break: A Bedouin lunch break typically involves simple, hearty fare like qallayah , breads and other prepare by your bedouin guide  It’s a communal , emphasizing hospitality and connection.

Um Fruth Rock Bridge: natural rock bridge in Wadi Rum boasts intricate, wind-carved formations , it stands as a testament to the erosive forces of nature, offering a surreal blend of geological artistry It stands at a height of 20 meters and takes approximately 10 minutes to climb.

Wadi Rum Panorama: Its panoramic landscape features vast stretches of red white and yellow sand dunes, sandstone mountains, creating a surreal and breathtaking desert panorama. As the sun sets, the warm hues of the sand and rocks transform, casting a magical glow over the entire Wadi Rum, making it a truly awe-inspiring sight.

Chicken Rock: The natural chicken rock shape in Wadi Rum is a distinctive sandstone formation resembling a chicken, with unique contours and hues, blending into the desert landscape. The reddish-brown rock showcases the region’s geological wonders, attracting visitors to marvel at its natural artistry.

Arriving To Our Camp: lastly As the day transitions into evening, return to the campsite. Relax on a sunset viewing platform elevated above the desert floor, savoring a cup of tea while taking in the desert sunset.

After the sun has left us for the evening we will retire to our sitting tent where a traditional Bedouin style dinner has been prepared.

After enjoying your dinner with some hot Bedouin tea, you may want to spend some time stargazing or just relaxing around the bonfire in the tent.

Day 2 : 

Breakfast and Return: Breakfast is served soon after sunrise (7 am). Following breakfast,  embarked on a two-hour camel ride from the camp back to rum village . The camel’s deliberate steps created a rhythmic journey across the undulating sea of  dunes. The golden hues of the landscape ,The gentle sway of the camel offered a unique perspective, allowing you to absorb the vastness of the  terrain.