• Lawrence’s Spring - Upon arrival, visitors can witness a natural spring that serves as a fresh water source for both animals and Bedouins. This spot is particularly popular with camels. Visitors can follow the pipe up the mountain to reach a few fig trees, offering a stunning view of the spring and the surrounding desert. Please note, this climb is challenging. Although ascending may seem easier, descending is more difficult. Both hands and feet are required for hiking and climbing the rocks. It’s advisable to consult a guide for the best route up and down.
• Wadi Rum Protected Area - Travel through the area where “Lawrence of Arabia” was filmed en route to the Sand Dune with a 360-degree view.

Visitors can hike up the sand dune to the rocky outcrop, followed by a short, easy climb to the top. From there, a 360-degree view of the red desert is available.

For those interested, a board can be brought along to slide down the sand dune, or one can be rented from a nearby tent for 5 JOD.

Opposite the sand dune is the filming location for “The Martian.”

• Jebel Khazali - A brief hike inside the canyon reveals ancient inscriptions on both sides. Visitors can venture further inside, but the path becomes narrower and more challenging to hike and climb.
• Little Bridge - A naturally formed rock bridge that can be climbed. Although the climb is short, it requires the use of hands and feet.
• Lawrence’s House - Explore the house where Lawrence of Arabia resided. A hike and climb offer a view from here. The climb is relatively short with a moderate ascent near the top.
• Wadi Rum Protected Area - Retreat to a cave or shaded area for a Bedouin-style lunch prepared by the guide. The group will remain here to eat, drink, and relax until 4 pm to avoid the hottest part of the day.
• Mushroom Rock - Drive through the filming location of “Star Wars IX – The Rise of Skywalker” on the way to Mushroom Rock.

Witness the geographical marvel of the mushroom rock. Traditional Bedouin music can be enjoyed while sipping tea next to the rock, when available.

• Um Frouth Rock Arch - From the entrance to Burdah Canyon, the Burdah Rock Bridge, the largest natural bridge in Wadi Rum, is visible. If time permits, a hike through the canyon and back is possible. (Easy hike)
• Burrah Canyon - A 30-minute hike with a short, moderate climb in the middle, through the canyon. This is one of the most breathtaking spots in the desert. Visitors will be dropped off at the canyon’s entrance, and the jeep will wait at the end.
• Um Frouth Rock Arch - Travel through the filming location of “Aladdin” on the way to Um Frouth Bridge.

This medium-sized natural bridge can be climbed. The climb and descent are moderate.

Finally, continue to a prime location for a sunset view over the White Desert.

The best view requires a moderate climb, but the view from smaller rocks is also spectacular.

• Wadi Rum Protected Area - Spend the night in a Bedouin-style tent and enjoy a Bedouin dinner (mashawi dish, salad, Jordanian bread, tea) accompanied by traditional Jordanian live music, when available.

The Bedouin guide will gladly share stories about the Wadi Rum desert and Bedouin culture upon request. For those interested, a night-time walk in the desert with the Bedouin guide is an option.

• English Speaking Bedouin Guide
• Bottled water
• A night’s stay at Magic Bedouin Camp in traditional tent
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Tea and coffee

Have an extra day? Our 2-day, 1-night package is a popular choice, designed for those seeking an exciting adventure with adrenaline-pumping scrambling on towering sandstone rock walls.

Day 1 - Enjoy a full-day jeep tour to the destinations mentioned above.
Day 2 - Experience a 4-hour scramble and hike at Burdah Rock, followed by a visit to Abu Reshmaneh, the tallest sand dune in Wadi Rum.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.