Wadi Rum jeep tour — highlights and scenic viewpoints

• Water and tea in bottles • Transportation to and from Wadi Rum Village

• Transfer to the Visitors Center is not included (available for an additional 10 JOD).

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Not advised for individuals with spinal injuries • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation options are accessible • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• Wadi Rum Village - The meeting point is at the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village, located on the right as you enter. It is close to a supermarket and a souvenir shop, with the office around the corner. Once all guests have arrived and met the guide, the jeep tour begins around 10:00 AM. • Lawrence Spring - This natural water source is beloved by camels due to its cool flowing water. Surrounded by small trees and vibrant green moss, it provides a tranquil oasis. Guests can relax here and watch herds of camels or hike up the mountain for stunning views and ancient Thamudic inscriptions. • Khazali Canyon - While it appears as an ordinary mountain from the outside, entering the canyon reveals historical paths of ancient merchants and pilgrims. Visitors can observe Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic inscriptions, as well as petroglyphs of various forms. The canyon also features a series of basins at the rear. • Red Sand Dune - This well-known dune is recognized for its reddish hue due to iron oxide. Although it may seem easy to climb, the soft sand presents a challenge. At the summit, spectacular panoramic views of the valley await. Running or sandboarding down are popular descent methods. • Little Bridge - Formed through years of weathering, this natural bridge is a few meters high and easy to climb. It offers impressive views and is ideal for families or those not wishing to climb too high. After descending, guests can enjoy sweet tea in a Bedouin tent, where souvenirs are available, or relax with locals. • Umm Fruth Rock Bridge - This iconic 15-meter-high bridge is popular for photographs, although it is not historical. Guests can request their guide to capture photos of them on top. Local climbers navigate it effortlessly, but tourists may find it more challenging; therefore, small holes have been created to ease the ascent. • Morning tour: Canyon walk Sunset tour: Sunset viewpoint Canyon Walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon: A 30 to 45-minute walk in this narrow valley flanked by tall mountains. The lush greenery provide a stunning contrast to the red desert sand, and visitors can enjoy the sounds of chirping birds and various plant life. Locals have placed bottles to collect rainwater for the birds. Sunset Viewpoint: Wadi Rum is renowned for its picturesque sunsets. Guests will be taken to a private spot to view the expansive landscape as the sun sets, while Bedouin tea is prepared over a fire. Attendees are invited to relax on a mattress or in the sand while appreciating the surrounding beauty. • Wadi Rum Village - After the tour concludes, guests will be returned to the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village.