Wadi Rum full-day Jeep tour with overnight Bedouin camp stay

A day crossing red dunes and canyons, then sleeping in the desert itself

A 1.5-day Jeep tour of Wadi Rum that combines a full day of desert driving with an overnight stay in a traditional Bedouin camp. You explore ancient Nabataean inscriptions, sandboard down soft dunes, climb natural rock formations, and walk through narrow canyons. Dinner, breakfast and lunch are cooked on-site and served in the camp.

Step-by-step itinerary

Full-day Jeep tour and overnight stay

• Explore Wadi Rum desert landscape
• Visit historic desert spring
• Walk through canyon with Nabataean inscriptions
• Sandboard down soft dunes
• Enjoy view at Khor Al Ajram Bridge
• Hike canyon with photo stops
• Discover T.E. Lawrence ruins
• See unique rock formation
• Climb natural rock bridge for views
• Enjoy traditional Bedouin meals
• Overnight in traditional Bedouin camp

What’s included

• Transfer from and to the village.
• full-day Jeep tour of Wadi Rum.
• bottled water throughout the day.
• traditionally cooked dinner, breakfast, and Arabic lunch at the camp.
• overnight stay in the Bedouin campsite.
• coffee and tea.

Times

• Every day 09:30 10:30 15:00

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Before you book

Group Up to 15

Live guide English and Arabic Another language? ›

Meeting point and pickup No hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point. 1 with pickup ›

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Ages Adult (18 and older) · Youth (16 to 17 years) · Child (4 to 15 years) · Infant (under 4)

Cancellation and refunds Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund. It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund.

Good to know

Low physical effort Pets welcome Public transport nearby Not recommended with heart problems Not recommended with back problems

Operated by Wadi Rum Trip

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The experience

The tour starts with a full day in a Jeep crossing Wadi Rum's red desert landscape. Your guide drives you to a historic desert spring, a narrow canyon carved with ancient Nabataean inscriptions, and the Khor Al Ajram Bridge, a small rock formation with views across the dunes. You'll climb and sandboard down the soft slopes, then hike through a canyon (about 30 to 40 minutes on foot) with chances to photograph the rock formations before sandboarding at the end. The route also passes the ruins connected to T.E. Lawrence's desert journeys and a natural rock bridge you can climb for panoramic views.

When the Jeep tour ends, you stay overnight in a traditional Bedouin camp where dinner is prepared on-site, typically vegetables, rice, salad and Bedouin tea. Breakfast and coffee come the next morning, along with a traditional Arabic lunch of vegetables, rice and chicken (vegetarian and vegan options are available). Transfer from and to the village is included, as is bottled water throughout the day. Your guide speaks English and Arabic.

Top questions

What languages is the tour guided in?

Live guide in English and Arabic.

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Youth (16 to 17 years); Child (4 to 15 years); Infant (under 4).

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 24 h before the start.

What is the Nabataean canyon like, and how long does the walk take?

The canyon is a narrow passage filled with ancient Nabataean inscriptions carved into the rock walls. The hike through it takes around 30 to 40 minutes, and you'll have photo opportunities along the way before reaching the end, where you can sandboard down the dunes.

Where do you sleep, and what is included in the meals?

You sleep overnight in a traditional Bedouin camp under the stars. Dinner typically includes vegetables, rice, salad and Bedouin tea; breakfast comes with coffee or tea the next morning; and lunch is a traditional Arabic meal with vegetables, rice and chicken, with vegetarian and vegan options available.

What is sandboarding, and where do you do it?

Sandboarding is sliding down soft sand dunes on a board. You climb the dunes during the day and sandboard down them, and you'll have another chance to sandboard at the end of the canyon hike.