

by Wadi Rum Desert Dreams
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$92.60This 4-hour jeep tour in Wadi Rum Desert offers either a morning or sunset option. The tour begins at Wadi Rum Village's Rest House, where the guide gathers the group before starting the ride around 10:00. Visitors will stop at Lawrence Spring, a natural water source favored by camels, where they can relax or climb the mountain to see views and Thamudic inscriptions. Next, the tour visits Khazali Canyon, a narrow mountain passage with ancient Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic inscriptions and petroglyphs. Following that, the jeep takes guests to the Red Sand Dune, known for its red iron oxide sand. Climbing the dune is challenging due to soft sand, but the panoramic views from the top are notable. Guests can descend by running or sandboarding. The tour continues to the Little Bridge, a small natural rock bridge accessible to families, where visitors can enjoy sweet tea in a nearby Bedouin tent and browse souvenirs. Then, the jeep moves to Umm Fruth Rock Bridge, a 15-meter-high natural bridge popular for photos; guides assist by taking pictures from below. The final stop depends on the chosen tour time. Morning tours include a walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon, a green valley contrasting with red sand, with a 30 to 45-minute walk before the guide picks up the group. Sunset tours visit a viewpoint overlooking Wadi Rum's landscape to watch the sun set while Bedouin tea is served by the fire. The tour includes bottled water, tea, and transfers to and from Wadi Rum Village but does not cover transfer to the Visitors Center unless booked separately. After the tour, guests are returned to Wadi Rum Village's Rest House.
Wadi Rum Village
Meet at the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village, located on the right when entering the village. The area includes a supermarket, souvenir shop, and the operator’s office nearby. Once all guests arrive and are welcomed by the guide, the jeep tour starts around 10:00.
15 min
Lawrence's Spring
A natural water source favored by camels, featuring cool water flowing down mountains and bright green moss. Visitors can relax here like the Bedouins and their herds, watch camels drink, or climb the mountain to see panoramic views and Thamudic inscriptions.
30 min
Jebel Khazali
A narrow canyon inside a mountain with ancient inscriptions and petroglyphs from Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic cultures. Visitors see carvings of humans, animals, and footprints, and a series of basins at the canyon's rear.
30 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
The Red Sand Dune is the most famous dune in Wadi Rum, colored red by iron oxide. Climbing is difficult due to soft sand, but the top offers panoramic views of the valley. Descending is done by running or sandboarding.
60 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
The Little Bridge is a small natural rock bridge formed by weathering. It is low and easy to climb, suitable for families and those avoiding heights. After climbing, visitors can enjoy sweet tea in a nearby Bedouin tent with souvenir sales and a place to relax.
30 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
Umm Fruth Rock Bridge is a 15-meter-high natural bridge popular for photos. Guides stay on the ground to take pictures of visitors on top. Climbing holes have been added to aid tourists, though locals climb it easily.
30 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
Morning tours include a 30 to 45-minute walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon, a deep valley with tall walls, green plants, and birdlife. Locals collect rainwater in bottles for birds. Guides pick up guests at the canyon exit. Sunset tours go to a secluded viewpoint to watch the sunset over Wadi Rum while Bedouin tea is prepared by a fire, with seating on mats or sand.
60 min
Wadi Rum Village
After the tour, guests are returned to the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village.
15 min
Our meeting point is the Rest House in the Wadi Rum Village. Bakhir will wait for you here, if you can’t find him, just ask a local for Bakhir and they will help you. The Rest House is next to a big parking lot. You can park your car here for 5 JOD (bring cash).
End point
Our meeting point is the Rest House in the Wadi Rum Village. Bakhir will wait for you here, if you can’t find him, just ask a local for Bakhir and they will help you. The Rest House is next to a big parking lot. You can park your car here for 5 JOD (bring cash).


by Wadi Rum Desert Dreams
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$92.60This 4-hour jeep tour in Wadi Rum Desert offers either a morning or sunset option. The tour begins at Wadi Rum Village's Rest House, where the guide gathers the group before starting the ride around 10:00. Visitors will stop at Lawrence Spring, a natural water source favored by camels, where they can relax or climb the mountain to see views and Thamudic inscriptions. Next, the tour visits Khazali Canyon, a narrow mountain passage with ancient Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic inscriptions and petroglyphs. Following that, the jeep takes guests to the Red Sand Dune, known for its red iron oxide sand. Climbing the dune is challenging due to soft sand, but the panoramic views from the top are notable. Guests can descend by running or sandboarding. The tour continues to the Little Bridge, a small natural rock bridge accessible to families, where visitors can enjoy sweet tea in a nearby Bedouin tent and browse souvenirs. Then, the jeep moves to Umm Fruth Rock Bridge, a 15-meter-high natural bridge popular for photos; guides assist by taking pictures from below. The final stop depends on the chosen tour time. Morning tours include a walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon, a green valley contrasting with red sand, with a 30 to 45-minute walk before the guide picks up the group. Sunset tours visit a viewpoint overlooking Wadi Rum's landscape to watch the sun set while Bedouin tea is served by the fire. The tour includes bottled water, tea, and transfers to and from Wadi Rum Village but does not cover transfer to the Visitors Center unless booked separately. After the tour, guests are returned to Wadi Rum Village's Rest House.
Wadi Rum Village
Meet at the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village, located on the right when entering the village. The area includes a supermarket, souvenir shop, and the operator’s office nearby. Once all guests arrive and are welcomed by the guide, the jeep tour starts around 10:00.
15 min
Lawrence's Spring
A natural water source favored by camels, featuring cool water flowing down mountains and bright green moss. Visitors can relax here like the Bedouins and their herds, watch camels drink, or climb the mountain to see panoramic views and Thamudic inscriptions.
30 min
Jebel Khazali
A narrow canyon inside a mountain with ancient inscriptions and petroglyphs from Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic cultures. Visitors see carvings of humans, animals, and footprints, and a series of basins at the canyon's rear.
30 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
The Red Sand Dune is the most famous dune in Wadi Rum, colored red by iron oxide. Climbing is difficult due to soft sand, but the top offers panoramic views of the valley. Descending is done by running or sandboarding.
60 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
The Little Bridge is a small natural rock bridge formed by weathering. It is low and easy to climb, suitable for families and those avoiding heights. After climbing, visitors can enjoy sweet tea in a nearby Bedouin tent with souvenir sales and a place to relax.
30 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
Umm Fruth Rock Bridge is a 15-meter-high natural bridge popular for photos. Guides stay on the ground to take pictures of visitors on top. Climbing holes have been added to aid tourists, though locals climb it easily.
30 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
Morning tours include a 30 to 45-minute walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon, a deep valley with tall walls, green plants, and birdlife. Locals collect rainwater in bottles for birds. Guides pick up guests at the canyon exit. Sunset tours go to a secluded viewpoint to watch the sunset over Wadi Rum while Bedouin tea is prepared by a fire, with seating on mats or sand.
60 min
Wadi Rum Village
After the tour, guests are returned to the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village.
15 min
Our meeting point is the Rest House in the Wadi Rum Village. Bakhir will wait for you here, if you can’t find him, just ask a local for Bakhir and they will help you. The Rest House is next to a big parking lot. You can park your car here for 5 JOD (bring cash).
End point
Our meeting point is the Rest House in the Wadi Rum Village. Bakhir will wait for you here, if you can’t find him, just ask a local for Bakhir and they will help you. The Rest House is next to a big parking lot. You can park your car here for 5 JOD (bring cash).