A private overnight Bedouin desert experience in Wadi Rum from Aqaba — follow Lawrence of Arabia’s footsteps, a sunset jeep safari, ancient petroglyphs and a night in a Bedouin camp under the stars.

Highlights

• A private overnight Bedouin experience in Wadi Rum from Aqaba
• Follow Lawrence of Arabia’s footsteps through the red desert
• A sunset jeep safari to ancient petroglyphs and canyons
• A Bedouin camp dinner and a night under the stars
• Private pickup from Aqaba port or your hotel

What to expect

A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

Ride a camel through Wadi Rum’s red dunes and sandstone canyons with a Bedouin guide, ending at a panoramic sunset viewpoint with sage tea.

Highlights

• Ride a camel through red dunes and sandstone canyons with a Bedouin guide
• A slower, traditional way to experience the Valley of the Moon
• Visit ancient petroglyphs and a hidden canyon along the way
• Sweet sage tea brewed on coals at a panoramic sunset viewpoint
• Optional transfer from Aqaba or Wadi Musa

What to expect

A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

Soar over the Valley of the Moon at dawn in a hot air balloon for a 360° sunrise view of Wadi Rum’s red desert and sandstone mountains.

Highlights

• A sunrise hot air balloon flight over the Valley of the Moon
• A 360° view of red dunes, canyons and sandstone jebels from above
• Approximately 45–60 minutes airborne with a certified pilot
• Champagne-style toast and certificate after landing
• Optional transfer from Aqaba or Wadi Musa

What to expect

A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

Spend a night under the desert stars in a Wadi Rum Bedouin camp. A private 4×4 sunset jeep safari through red dunes, canyons and rock arches is followed by a traditional Bedouin dinner cooked underground, stories around the campfire and some of the darkest, clearest night skies on Earth. Wake to a desert sunrise and breakfast before heading back. The camp offers shared or private tent options — a genuine, unhurried desert experience hosted by a local Bedouin family.

Highlights

• Private 4×4 sunset jeep safari through dunes, canyons and rock arches
• Traditional Bedouin dinner cooked underground
• Stories and tea around the campfire
• Some of the darkest, clearest night skies on Earth
• Desert sunrise and breakfast before you leave

What to expect

A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

A full-day guided rock climbing and scrambling adventure on Wadi Rum’s sandstone jebels — routes for all levels with a certified Bedouin climbing guide.

Highlights

• Guided rock climbing and scrambling on Wadi Rum’s sandstone jebels
• Routes for all levels, from easy scrambles to multi-pitch climbs
• A certified Bedouin climbing guide who knows every route
• Stunning desert canyon and summit views
• Optional transfer from Aqaba or Wadi Musa

What to expect

A bouncy but comfortable 4×4 ride across red sand and between towering jebels, with short walks at each stop. You will visit canyons carved with ancient petroglyphs, climb natural rock bridges and sandboard down the dunes if you choose, with sweet Bedouin tea brewed in the shade. The day ends at a sunset viewpoint where the whole valley turns crimson. Expect heat by day and a cool, quiet evening — bring a warm layer if you are staying for sunset or overnight.

A three-day Aqaba-based loop — a full day at Petra, a Wadi Rum jeep safari and Bedouin camp overnight, and a Red Sea relaxation morning in Aqaba. Private transport throughout.

Highlights

• A three-day Aqaba-based loop — Petra, a Wadi Rum overnight and a Dead Sea float
• A full day at Petra with the Treasury and the Royal Tombs (a licensed guide can be added on request)
• A Wadi Rum 2-hour 4×4 jeep tour to petroglyphs, canyons and a sunset viewpoint
• A traditional Zarb dinner and a night under the desert stars
• A Dead Sea float with same-day drop-off at the Dead Sea or in Amman

What to expect

A long, memorable day on your feet in a spectacular desert setting. You will walk the narrow Siq canyon as the Treasury comes into view, then explore the Royal Tombs, the Street of Facades and the wider Nabataean city at your own pace. There is an optional climb of around 800 steps to the Monastery (Ad Deir) for a panoramic reward. The ground is sand and rock, so sturdy closed-toe shoes, a hat and water are essential. Start times are adjusted seasonally to avoid the midday heat, and the pace is always yours to set.

Wadi Rum is at its best on foot. Over four days you walk with a Bedouin guide through canyons and over dunes, climb to the Burdah rock bridge and sleep under one of the clearest night skies anywhere. A camel or support jeep carries the bags and the cooking gear, so you only carry a daypack.