Your excursion will take you into the majestic Wadi Rum. From Aqaba, it is around a 45 minute drive to Wadi Rum along the desert highway. 

Once we reach Wadi Rum, our Bedouin friend Abu-Yosef will greet us at his home with traditional Bedouin tea (tea made with fresh sage and sugar). After your short rest, you will be set to explore the immense area of Wadi Rum while in the back of an old 4x4 truck. To discover a landscape that was once described by the British officer T. E. Lawrence as, 'vast, echoing and Godlike.' This description wonderfully summarises the Wadi Rum experience.

You will notice how the mountains of rock just seem to melt under the sun’s energy, and the tracks of camels, foxes, and wild dogs sprinkled on the wind-swept sand. The incredible silence will engulf you, making you feel like part of the landscape around you.

Later, you will be taken to one of the highest points in all of Wadi Rum to witness a spectacular sunset. Abu-Yosef will prepare us some more Bedouin tea, right in the desert sand, and leave us to watch the descending sun. As we welcome the moon, a whole new view of the landscape around you emerges and as the darkness creeps in, the sky lights up with millions of stars to cast a silvery light upon the entire world. 

Wadi rum entrance fee: 5 Jordanian dinars.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off.
• Transportation in private air-conditioned deluxe car or mini-van.
• Multilingual driver (languages include English, Arabic, Spanish, German and Italian).
• Entrance fees.
• 2 hours 4x4 Jeep Safari trip.

• Meals.
• Gratuities.

• A confirmation email will be sent to you including our contact details.
• You will reconfirm with us 24 hours prior to the tour start time.
• No advance payment is required, payment can be settled when you arrive in Jordan.
• There is no cancellation fee however, we do appreciate 24 hours’ notice prior to the tour start time.

As the tourism board regulation does not allow a driver to be a guide, please be aware that a guide is not included in your tour. Nevertheless, your driver will be very knowledgeable of the area and can point out interesting sites and provide you with brief explanations as you drive past them. Many of our customers prefer to visit the sites on their own and follow the walking tracks, however there are local guides available for hire at particular destinations. 

Even during the summer, it can get cold at night, so bringing a thin sweater or shawl is recommended. Winters can be rainy and cold, especially in Amman and the east of Jordan; a raincoat will not go astray!