



by Wadi Rum Fire Camp
The Wadi Rum Explorer Jeep Tour PASS with Local Food and Optional Overnight Stay offers a guided trip through the desert landscape lasting from three hours up to a full day. The tour begins with pickup from Aqaba and uses an open-air safari-style 4x4 vehicle driven by an English-speaking guide. The itinerary includes stops at Lawrence's Spring, a natural water source surrounded by plants and camels, with an option to hike nearby for views and ancient inscriptions. Next, the tour visits the Red Sand Dunes, where visitors can climb and walk on iron-rich red sand. The route continues to Khazali Canyon, featuring ancient petroglyphs and inscriptions from Thamudic, Nabatean, and historical periods. The tour stops at Little Arch, a natural rock bridge overlooking Khor al Ajram. Lawrence's House, a Nabatean stone structure linked to T.E. Lawrence, is visited next, followed by a lunch break with tea served in a shaded area. The tour also includes Mushroom Rock, a naturally shaped pedestal rock, and Burdah Rock Bridge, one of the largest natural stone arches, viewed from the roadside. Guests take a one-kilometer walk through Abu Khashaba Canyon, a narrow valley with desert vegetation and birdlife. The tour then proceeds to Um Frouth Rock Arch, a popular photo spot reached by a short climb, and Cow Rock, a natural formation resembling a cow. For full-day tours, the guide leads guests to Um Sabatah to watch the sunset over the desert while enjoying Bedouin tea brewed over a fire. The optional overnight stay takes place at a camp inside Wadi Rum's protected area. Guests can sleep in private Bedouin tents or under the stars. The evening includes a traditional buffet dinner prepared using desert sand cooking methods. After dinner, guests may sit by a bonfire for stargazing and conversation. The following morning begins with a customary Bedouin breakfast before transport back to the meeting point. The tour includes bottled water, tea, coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner, all fees and taxes except the Wadi Rum entrance fee. The schedule and number of stops depend on the chosen tour duration and pace. Free dropoff at Memories Aicha Luxury Camp inside the protected area is available.
Lawrence's Spring
Lawrence's Spring is a natural water source in the red rocky desert mentioned by T.E. Lawrence in his book Seven Pillars of Wisdom. The spring provides water for camels and supports dwarf trees and moss that appear almost fluorescent. Visitors may hike up the mountain to view the landscape and see Thamudic inscriptions.
30 min
Red Sand Dune
This stop features the Red Sand Dunes of Wadi Rum, characterized by their iron oxide content which gives them their red color. Visitors can climb the dunes for exercise and run down for enjoyment, with panoramic views of the valley from the highest point.
30 min
Khazali Canyon
Khazali Canyon is a crevice in red sandstone adorned with ancient rock art including petroglyphs from Thamudic, Nabatean, and historical periods. It contains footprints of pilgrims traveling from Mecca and traders from Egypt, visible as visitors walk through the canyon.
30 min
Little Arch
A natural rock bridge formation overlooking Khor al Ajram, the Little Arch is shaped by weather erosion and offers views over the valley. It is accessible by a short, easy climb and stands only a few meters high.
30 min
Lawrence's House
Lawrence's House is a Nabatean stone structure where T.E. Lawrence lived during World War I. After a short climb, visitors reach a peak with large stone piles used historically as Bedouin road markers and can photograph a wide desert view. The guide arranges a shaded spot for lunch and tea here.
90 min
Mushroom Rock
Mushroom Rock is a naturally formed rock shaped like a mushroom due to erosion wearing away the upper part faster than the base. It is a good location for photos and provides some shade from the sun.
25 min
Burdah Rock Bridge
Burdah Rock Bridge is one of the largest natural stone arches in Wadi Rum, offering wide views of the desert and nearby mountains. The tour stops for viewing but does not include hiking to the top.
25 min
Abu Khashaba Canyon
This approximately one-kilometer walk passes through a narrow desert canyon with yellow sand formations and scattered bushes. The valley is surrounded by tall mountain walls and features bird sounds and diverse plants. The guide meets guests at the end of the 45-minute walk.
60 min
Um Frouth Rock Arch
Um Frouth Rock Arch is a widely photographed site reached by a 20-meter ascent taking about 20 minutes round-trip. It provides views of the valley and is favored for photography despite no significant historical importance.
25 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
Cow Rock is a natural rock formation with a round body and two legs shaped by wind and rain erosion over time. Visitors can climb it to get views over the desert.
25 min
Um Sabatah
On full-day tours, the guide takes guests to Um Sabatah to watch the sunset over Wadi Rum. Visitors relax on sand or mattresses while drinking Bedouin tea brewed over a fire in a secluded spot with a wide view.
70 min
Wadi Rum Protected Area
Guests opting for the overnight stay are transported to a central camp inside Wadi Rum's protected area. The evening includes a traditional buffet dinner cooked using desert sand methods. After dinner, guests sit around a bonfire for stargazing and socializing. The following morning starts with a Bedouin breakfast before returning to the meeting point.
840 min
if you arrive with bus, we will pick you at the wadi rum visitor center.
End point
if you arrive with bus, we will pick you at the wadi rum visitor center.