One day Camel Ride With No Overnight

Lawrence's Spring is reached by riding a camel from the hamlet of Wadi Rum. Camel rides are a popular hobby, and short journeys are a lot of fun in the desert. Then you'll take a vehicle to see the map, followed by the Sand Dunes, which are massive sand dunes heaped up against the mountainside. It's enjoyable to ascend to the peak and then speed down.

 

You'll have approximately a half-hour to climb and explore the dunes before heading to view the Ancient Inscriptions. After witnessing the inscriptions left by ancient trade caravans, you will visit the Lawrence House before continuing on to Burrah Canyon, a long, deep canyon between stunning mountains. It is especially lovely in the early morning or late evening, when the light colours the granite a rich orange. You will be served a bedouin meal along with bedouin tea. Then, your guide will take you to view Burdah Canyon. From there, you'll head to the Um Frouth Rock Bridge and then to the Small Arch.

 

The next stop is Khazali Canyon, where you may stroll inside and observe the inscriptions. If we have more time in the conclusion, we may visit further places at no additional expense.At each location, you will have opportunity to explore on foot, explore, or go for a short walk while resting and enjoying the scenery. Finally, we'll return to the camp and wait for the sunset, after which you may enjoy food and music. After your lunch, we typically talk late around the fire while gazing up at the wonderful night sky. The next day, after breakfast, we will take you back to Rum.