Full Day Jeep Tour
The Nabatean Temple - an ancient temple constructed by the Nabateans between 9BC and 4AD, dedicated to the goddess ‘Allat (Lat). It also served as a civic and administrative hub.
Lawrence’s Spring - A natural spring featuring Thamudic inscriptions on a nearby boulder. Named after T.E Lawrence, who references it in his renowned book, Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1926).
Jebel Khazali - An easily accessible narrow canyon with Thamudic and Kufic inscriptions on both sides, along with an impressive array of rock art depicting people, feet, and animals.
Wadi Rum Protected Area - Khazali Dune: a soft golden dune beside a small mountain, perfect for climbing to the top to enjoy a stunning desert view.
Little Bridge - A small natural arch that can be climbed in under 5 minutes, offering a lookout point to see the expansive desert.
Lawrence’s House - Remains of a building constructed using stones from an ancient Nabatean cistern. Locals believe T.E Lawrence stayed here during the Arab Revolt.
Wadi Rum Protected Area - Barrah Canyon: A beautiful canyon offering the chance to walk deep into the desert, away from vehicles and crowds.
Mushroom Rock - A pedestal rock naturally shaped over thousands of years by weathering and erosion, resulting in a striking mushroom-like formation.
Scrambling to the top of Burdah mountain
Burdah Rock Bridge - After breakfast, you’ll head to the famous Jebel Burdah to begin your hiking and scrambling adventure with your Bedouin guide to the top of Burdah mountain and visit its impressive natural arch.
It takes approximately 40 minutes of scrambling to reach the summit, occasionally using your hands on the twisting parts of the route. Don’t worry, your guide will assist you to ensure your safety and enjoyment.
After a break to take in the stunning landscape from the top of Burdah’s arch, you’ll descend the mountain and hike for about 30 minutes to the lunch spot.
Abu Khashaba Canyon - After lunch, your guide will take you to Abu Khashaba Canyon for a hike across it. Your guide will be waiting on the other side with a car to head together to Um Frouth Bridge and marvel at another natural wonder of this unique desert.
Um Frouth Rock Arch - A 15-meter-high natural arch, one of the largest in the Wadi Rum desert. Visitors can easily climb it to capture unforgettable photos.
3-hour camel ride to the village
Wadi Rum Protected Area - After breakfast, prepare for your next adventure: a camel ride, just like the Bedouins who have traveled this beautiful desert for thousands of years. This 2-hour camel journey to Wadi Rum village allows you to fully appreciate the magnificent desert scenery and its tranquility, away from vehicle tracks and interruptions.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
During this 3-day exploration, you’ll get the chance to discover secluded spots and local treasures in addition to the most frequented sights. Experience a desert reminiscent of Mars through three distinct methods - jeep, camel, and on foot. Plus, spend one night in our desert camp, Bedouin style, where you can witness a spectacular desert sunset, sip on Bedouin tea, and relish a traditional dinner by the campfire, all the while immersed in captivating Bedouin tales.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
