• Wadi Rum Village - The adventure starts in Wadi Rum Village, a quaint Bedouin community situated at the base of the desert. This village serves as the entrance to the expansive desert vistas of Wadi Rum. Visitors can observe traditional Bedouin homes, experience local life, and catch a glimpse of the surrounding desert.
• Lawrence’s Spring - This is a small natural spring located on a rocky mountain in Wadi Rum, renowned for its stunning panoramic view over the desert. Named after Lawrence of Arabia, who reportedly stopped here for water and rest during his desert travels, visitors today can climb a short path up the rocks to reach the spring, enjoy the view, see ancient inscriptions, and relax with traditional Bedouin tea prepared by local families.
• Jebel Khazali - Jebel Khazali is one of Wadi Rum’s most iconic mountains, celebrated for its narrow canyon filled with ancient Nabatean and Thamudic inscriptions. As visitors walk through the sandstone gorge, they will see carvings, petroglyphs, and symbols that narrate stories from thousands of years ago. The canyon’s towering walls, smooth curves, and warm colors make it a breathtaking spot to explore—ideal for anyone interested in history, culture, or desert landscapes. It’s a serene, atmospheric place that unveils the rich heritage of Wadi Rum.
• Wadi Rum Protected Area - The Wadi Rum Protected Area covers the entire desert landscape, including the village and the cave. Along the journey, visitors will enjoy awe-inspiring views of towering sandstone mountains, narrow canyons, and vast desert dunes, offering a genuine taste of Wadi Rum’s natural splendor. Witnessing an unforgettable sunrise on one of Wadi Rum’s stunning dunes is a highlight before reaching the cave.
• Wadi Rum Cave Camping - The Sunset Lovers Cave is a secluded, tranquil retreat located 12 km deep in the heart of the desert. Upon arrival, guests will experience the authentic spirit of Bedouin life, surrounded by the magnificent desert landscape. The cave provides a unique overnight stay under the stars, featuring a cozy double bed. Guests will enjoy traditional Bedouin hospitality, including a delightful dinner by the campfire and stargazing. The cave is an ideal spot to relax, connect with nature, and immerse oneself in the timeless beauty of Wadi Rum.
• Wadi Rum Road - After a restful night at the cave, the morning begins with a traditional Bedouin breakfast from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM. Once everyone is ready, a 25-minute 4x4 drive back through the breathtaking desert landscapes to Wadi Rum Village is taken. Guests will be dropped off at the Rest House parking area, where they originally parked their car or where their transportation will pick them up. This marks the end of the journey, with hopes of seeing everyone again for another adventure in Wadi Rum!

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Tea and coffee

What sets our Cave Camping Experience apart is the opportunity to sleep beneath the stars in a secluded cave, offering a deep connection to Bedouin culture. This is the most authentic way to experience the desert, as Bedouins have been camping in caves for centuries. Enjoy sleeping in the open air, gazing at shooting stars in complete tranquility.

Cave camping offers the ideal blend of adventure and authenticity—not just resting in a cave, but immersing in a lifestyle that has been cherished for generations.

Before arriving at your cave, your adventure begins with a Sunset Camel Ride. Traveling across the golden sands at a gentle, steady pace allows you to experience the desert just as the Bedouins did. As the sun sets, the landscape is bathed in warm hues, creating an unforgettable ambiance. This serene ride is the perfect introduction to the desert’s beauty and spirit.

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