Full Day or half day Desert Tour & overnight in a camp all meals

Wadi Rum Protected Area

Day 1: Individual arrival to Wadi Rum Meeting at the Desert Rest House We pass by the camp to drop your luggage and start the tour Duration ca. 6-7 hours Magical desert landscapes are awaiting you. All stops include the opportunity for light hiking & trekking. Change the perspective all the time to discover the different couloirs of Wadi Rum. From deep red sanddunes and mountains to yellow or white sand, sweet Bedouin tea and sparkly stars. This is one of the best ways to see the most of the desert! Sleep in comfy beds and enjoy a delicious breakfast the next morning before heading back to the village. Optional you can ride back on camels! (Extra)

7 Hours • Admission Ticket Included

You will see all the hot spots in the protected area of Wadi Rum Explore one of the most magical places on earth and visit the highlights as - Rock Bridges - canyons Sanddunes With your Bedouin guide you will taste bedouin tea and delicious bedouin food. Spend the night in a traditional Bedouin camp after your 6-7 hour trip and try the traditional Zarb (Bedouin barbecue) or another traditional Bedouin dish.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

Explore one of the most magical places on earth and visit the highlights as - Rock Bridges - canyons Sanddunes With your Bedouin guide you will taste bedouin tea and delicious bedouin food. We prepare a fresh meal for you for lunch time to chill a bit before heading to other desert spots. (It is possible also to get a lunch box) Spend the night in a traditional Bedouin camp after your 6-7 hour trip and try the traditional Zarb (Bedouin barbecue) or another traditional Bedouin dish.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

Lawrence House At this spot the camel caravans once stopped by. There are still some old stones which were part of annoncier Nabatean housing. It’s called after Lawrence of Arabia even there is no prove that he ever was there. But as you find the Lawrence house inns beautiful Siq it’s probable that he has passed and took a look from the rocks, where you can overview The Valley.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

Jebel Khazali - Khazali Canyon This Canyon has a length of ca. 100 metres and it’s impressive mountains are giving you the impression how powerful nature is. It is a narrow cleft in the center of Wadi Rum with Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic inscriptions, and petroglyphs of humans, animals, and soles of feet. You will learn about the Bedouins of the desert as well, who still give some scorpion poison to their children as it works like a vaccination.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

Little Rock Bridge Wadi Rum has three well known rock arches; Burdah Rock Bridge, Um Frouth Rock Bridge and Little Bridge. The smallest of those, ‘Raqabat al Wadak’, is commonly known as ‘Little Bridge’. Little Bridge is a landmark at the centre of the Red Desert sites of Wadi Rum. It enjoys views over the intersection of the major valleys in Wadi Rum known as Khor al Ajram. The rock bridge is 4 metres above the rocks below and around 7 metres above the valley floor, therefore making it relatively easy to climb for visitors.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

There are other attractions which we will explore like the Mushroom Stone and of course the tour will end at a Sunset place, where we will explore how the Sun goes down (weather conditions) It is a beautiful possibility to think about the adventures we’ve experienced, to get in touch with the desert and it’s inhabitants who will offer you a cup of tea.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Wadi Rum Protected Area

Abu Khashaba Canyon Abu Khashaba is a narrow canyon in Wadi Rum. It cuts through Jebel Khashaba from north to south and is a popular tourist sight. The canyon is 4 metres wide and has collected large quantities of sand blown by wind during sand storms. As visitors walk through the shaded canyon they will pass desert trees. With the exception of the fig trees that grow along side springs and seasonal water sources, there are very few trees in the area. These desert trees are slow growing and are able to survive with limited water.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included