We meet you at the entrance of the wadi rum village and you will get on a 4x4 wheel drive jeep. You will have have plenty of time to walk, sit and experience the quietness of the desert, to photograph and explore the archaeological sites with all comfort of our jeeps and the kindness of our guides. And of course you will enjoy a real Bedouin lunch and dinner and warm up you heart with a Bedouin tea at sunset time. Be assured: plenty of water, juices, coffee and tea will be available for you, along the way and while we take our relaxing breaks.

Laurence's Spring Sitting comfortably in a four-wheel drive car, you tour will start with a stop to Ein Lawrence, the spring hat was named as “Lawrence of Arabia” to honor his main role in the “Arab revolution” during World War I. Cold water flows from the top of the mountain to a small pond misleading with weeds and small trees. The lands there are tender and beautiful, attracting the eye and delighting the heart.

Khazali Canyon Then we will move to (Khazali Mountain), Mount Khazali, one of the mountains of Wadi Rum, which is at the first entrance of the desert. Nabataean inscriptions still appear in it with the rock drawings dating back to the times of the Nabatean Kingdom and the inscriptions of the Thamudiyya and the Kufic.

Red Sand Dune This sand dune in Wadi Rum is renowned as the region's most famous. Its distinctive red colour is attributed to a significant iron oxide content. Once at the summit, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the desert valley. The most exhilarating ways to descend are either by running down or indulging in some sand-boarding!

Little Bridge Over the years, enduring the forces of various severe weather conditions, a natural arch known as the 'Little Bridge' has taken shape on a rocky outcrop within the Khor El Ajram area. Its name, 'Little Bridge,' is a fitting descriptor because it stands just a few meters tall and offers an effortless climb, yet the vistas it offers are truly breathtaking. In photographs, it appears much larger and more imposing. This spot is ideal for families with children and for those seeking a less challenging ascent. After descending, you can look forward to a comforting cup of sweet tea in a Bedouin tent, where you can also purchase souvenirs or simply relax and socialize with the locals.

Laurence House: Named after T.E. Lawrence who is said to have stayed there in 1917. The archaeological site can be visited and explored at your ease. What makes it even more interesting is the fact that some of the stones used to its construction have ancient inscriptions.

Al-Mashroom rock The Wadi Rum desert offers several well-known and distinctive solitary rock formations, and Mushroom Rock stands among them. Similar to other sandstone rock formations, this captivating rock has been sculpted solely by the forces of erosion over time. We will stop to offer you a short break with tea and biscuits and you will have the time to take pictures of the rock and the surroundings.

Um Fruth rock bridge This natural arch rises up some 15 m from the desert floor, and it is one of the most photographed places in Wadi Rum. You can climb up and enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds you at 360°. Get ready with your camera or phone to take incredible pictures!

Canyon Walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon Abu Khashaba, located within Wadi Rum, is a narrow canyon that traverses Jebel Khashaba from north to south. It stands as a well-visited attraction for tourists. Measuring just 4 meters in width, it cannot be crossed by cars. Take a moment to stretch your legs and walk through this narrow, deep valley! Here, an abundance of wild fig trees creates a captivating contrast with the vibrant red desert sands. As you explore, you'll encounter a diverse array of trees and plants, and hear the chirping of numerous birds. The walk typically spans from 30 to 45 minutes, after which your guide will meet you on the opposite side.

Sunset tour - sunset view point Wadi Rum is known for having the most breathtaking sunsets. And we know the best places to watch it! As soon as the sunset begins, you can sit on the perfect spot we will chose for you in the middle of the desert and watch the sun disappearing slowly among the sand dunes and the red mountains of the Wadi Rum, while tasting a cup of Bedouin tea, cooked on the open fire. Just relax on the mattresses we will provide for you and enjoy all the beauty and the silence you see around you.

Night at the Bedouin camp Days in the desert are full of emotions. They are a continuous discovery of infinite spaces between the land and the sky. And as soon as the sun begins to disappear behind the horizon and Venus appears in front of you, in our Bedouin camp we start the ritual of cooking our traditional barbecue under the sand. Fresh salads, warm bread and hummus will be served aside with plenty of fresh beverages and our Bedouin warm tea. It’s time for dinner! You can take a warm shower and then sit and relax in our big tent, where you will be served a beautiful dinner with a wonderful open buffet. You can then sit around the fire and drink a cup of heartwarming tea until you decide that it’s time to go sleeping in your beautiful and comfortable tent. In the morning just open the door… and suddenly amazing and breathtaking views of the red sand dunes will capture your eyes. You can walk around the camp and enjoy the soft golden sand before eating your breakfast.