Wadi Rum Cave Camping with Jeep Tour: 2 Days
Wadi Rum jeep ride through canyons and rock bridges, plus cave night with fire-cooked dinner
A two-day Wadi Rum tour near Aqaba combines a half-day jeep ride through seven named stops (Lawrence spring, Khazali Canyon, Um Frouth Rock Bridge, sand dunes and four more) with an overnight stay in a cave camp where a Bedouin guide cooks traditional dinner and breakfast. The jeep departs at 2 p.m., covers 32 kilometers, and includes all camping equipment, meals, drinks and an English-speaking guide. You return to Wadi Rum village after breakfast on day two.
Step-by-step itinerary
Day 1: Jeep tour and cave camping experience
- Visit Lawrence of Arabia spring
- Explore Kazali Canyon
- See Um Frouth Rock Bridge
- View Sdad Altag spot
- Sand surfing in dunes
- Visit Um Alsamn Rock Bridge
- See Chicken Rock
- Watch sunset at the cave
- Enjoy traditional Bedouin dinner
- Overnight stay at cave camp
Day 2: Return to Wadi Rum village
- Have traditional Bedouin breakfast
- Check out from camp
What’s included
- Half-day jeep tour covering 32 kilometers through seven named stops.
- overnight stay at Wadi Rum cave camp.
- traditional Bedouin dinner cooked by your guide.
- breakfast the next morning.
- tea, coffee, water and snacks throughout.
- all camping equipment and sleeping gear.
- professional English-speaking Bedouin guide.
- return transport to Wadi Rum village after breakfast.
Times
- Every day 13:00
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The experience
How do you see Wadi Rum without spending a week in the desert? The jeep tour starts at 2 p.m. and runs four to five hours, moving through seven stops that anchor the landscape: Lawrence spring, Khazali Canyon, Um Frouth Rock Bridge, Sdad Attag, Um Ghadah sand dunes where you can try sand boarding, Um Alsamn Rock Bridge, and Chicken Rock. The route covers 32 kilometers and a local Bedouin guide who speaks English leads the whole thing, so you get the geography and the names without having to navigate it yourself.
After the jeep ride, the guide takes you to a cave camp to watch the sunset. This is where the overnight part begins: your guide cooks a traditional Bedouin dinner while you sit under stars with no light pollution, no schedule, no one else's itinerary running. Dinner, breakfast, tea, coffee, water and snacks are all provided, along with the camping equipment: tent, sleeping gear, the works. You sleep in the cave, wake to breakfast, and the driver takes you back to Wadi Rum village the next morning.
The cave camp is not a resort: it is a semi-wild setup with real comfort built in. You are camping, but the guide handles the cooking and the logistics, so you are not managing a stove or rationing supplies. Children from age six can join. The jeep is shared with other travelers on the tour, and the guide speaks English throughout, so language is not a barrier to understanding where you are or what you are looking at.
Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to see Wadi Rum's landmarks without arranging a vehicle or a guide yourself, and then spend a night under stars with someone who knows the desert handling the cooking and the camp. The cave overnight means you get both the jeep experience and the immersion in one trip, with no logistics to manage between them.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (15 to 24 years); Child (6 to 14 years). Children under 6 can't be included in the booking.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 72 h before the start.
What are the seven stops on the Wadi Rum jeep tour?
The tour visits Lawrence spring, Khazali Canyon, Um Frouth Rock Bridge, Sdad Attag, Um Ghadah sand dunes (where sand boarding is an option), Um Alsamn Rock Bridge, and Chicken Rock. The route covers 32 kilometers in four to five hours, starting at 2 p.m.
What happens after the jeep tour ends?
After the tour, the guide takes you to a cave camp to watch the sunset. Your guide cooks a traditional Bedouin dinner, and you sleep overnight in the cave with all camping equipment provided. Breakfast is cooked the next morning before you return to Wadi Rum village.
What meals and drinks are included in the overnight stay?
Dinner, breakfast, tea, coffee, water and snacks are all included. The guide prepares the traditional Bedouin dinner at the cave camp, and breakfast is cooked before checkout on day two.
Do I need to bring my own camping gear?
No. Camping equipment, sleeping gear and all necessities are provided as part of the overnight stay at the cave camp.
Wadi Rum Cave Camping with Jeep Tour: 2 Days
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