Our representative greets you at the Wadi Rum Village and assists you where the 4x4 trip begins with one of our local English speaking guide. The first full-day jeep tour may visits 8 to 12 places, including lunch, a short hiking trail and an hour of leisure time. The amount of attractions visited is determined by group pace. The first site will be Nabatean temple. Then passed through little settlement and into the Wadi Rum protected region, where your next stop will be Lawrence's Spring. Next, you'll visit the massive Red Sand Dunes stacked against the mountains. Please let us know if you are interested in trying sand boarding. After that, you'll travel to Khazali Canyon to observe the old rock engravings. Next, we'll travel to the Little Arch, a natural feature where you may snap photos on top. From here, we proceed to Lawrence's home, which is a stone edifice from the Nabatean period. Your guide will then choose a pleasant shaded area for lunch break, where you may rest, eat, and drink tea.

 

After lunch, the guide will bring you to Mushroom Rock, a magnificent natural feature. Then you'll proceed to the Burdah Rock Bridge to witness the formation on top of the mountains. Following that, you will travel to Abu Khashebah Canyon, where you may have a walk in the cold, picturesque canyon. Then, your guide will drive you to the Um Frouth Rock Bridge, where you may climb to the summit. This is an excellent place to shoot photographs.​ Now it's time for the sunset. Your guide will drive you to the Um Sabata region, which we believe is the ideal site to see the spectacular sunset in Wadi Rum.While watching the sunset, you will sip bedouin tea cooked over the fire.Then he will drive you back to our campsite. When you arrive at the camp, the staff will lead you to your tent, and you will spend the evening in a Bedouin tent. After your lunch, we typically talk late around the fire while gazing up at the wonderful night sky.

 

The second day after breakfast, we will take you by jeep to Jabal Rum, Jordan's second-highest point, with its highest peak at 1734 metres, towering immediately over Rum valley and carved into the sandstone and granite rock in southern Jordan, known for its martian scenery and rock formations. Most routes to the top require ropes and harnesses, however there is one track that may be completed without equipment depending on which guide we work with that day, and it is possible to sleep under the stars at the summit. Even before  reaching the summit, we will get the opportunity to look at the Thamudic inscriptions inscribed on the wall with around 25,000 petroglyphs and 20,000 inscriptions, the majority of which are in Thamudic, it is also home to wild animals and a hunting area for Bedouin. The summit of the mountain is unexpectedly flat, providing stories about the history and evolution of human activities in the Arabian Peninsula. this hike is one of the difficult and challenging path in Wadi Rum, taking 5-6 hours one way to the top, not including the return trip! As a result, we advocate maintaining excellent physical fitness. It is unsuitable for beginner climbers. Because of the mountain's inherent restrictions and steepness, it can reach 85 degrees, making the cost of this journey costlier. Additionally, we have around 3-5 guides for the entire Wadi Rum Protected Area that are qualified to be guides exclusively! thus explained the price.

 

On the third day after breakfast, we will transport you back to Rum village.