Wadi Rum sunset Jeep tour

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

• Transfer to the Visitors Center (available for an additional charge of 10 JOD)

• Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Not advised for individuals with cardiovascular health issues • Service animals are permitted • Public transport options are accessible nearby • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made no later than 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• Wadi Rum Village - The meeting point is at the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village, located immediately on your right upon entering the village. The jeep tour commences around 10:10 AM when all participants have arrived and been greeted by the guide. The tour concludes at approximately 2:30 PM. • Lawrence Spring - This natural water source in Wadi Rum serves as a popular resting spot for camels. The cool water flows down the mountains into troughs, surrounded by greenery that creates an oasis. Visitors can relax here, reminiscent of how Bedouins and their herds once did, while observing camels seeking water. • Al Ramal Red Sand Dune - Known as the most notable sand dune in the region due to its reddish color from iron oxide, this location offers a fun and challenging climb through soft sand. The ascent rewards climbers with sweeping views of the surrounding valley. For added enjoyment, options include running or sandboarding back down. • Khazali Canyon - This canyon offers a glimpse into the past with traces left by merchants and pilgrims on their journeys to Egypt, Damascus, and Mecca. Visitors can admire Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic inscriptions, as well as petroglyphs on the canyon walls. At the canyon's end, several rock-cut basins for water collection can be observed, enhancing the site’s historical appeal. • Little Rock Bridge - Located in the Khor El Ajram area, this rock formation has been shaped by weathering over time. Despite being named a bridge, it has a manageable height suitable for families and less experienced climbers. Breathtaking desert views provide ample photo opportunities before relaxing in a Bedouin tent with sweet tea, where one can buy souvenirs and engage with locals. • Lawrence's House - This site holds historical significance in Wadi Rum; its foundation was laid by Nabateans over 2000 years ago for caravan stops. It later became known as Lawrence's House, linked to TE Lawrence from "Lawrence of Arabia." After a short climb, visitors can view historical stone piles left by Bedouins and enjoy vistas of the surrounding desert. • Mushroom Rock - A naturally formed sandstone structure shaped like a mushroom through erosion over the centuries. This area is ideal for photography and provides shade from the sun, historically used by Bedouins. • Um Frouth Rock Arch - A natural bridge that offers stunning views and excellent photo opportunities. Although it poses a challenge for tourists, footholds make the climb easier. Visitors can take memorable photographs at the top, adding to the adventure in Wadi Rum. • Sunset Viewpoint - Renowned for its spectacular sunsets, Wadi Rum has designated spots for optimal viewing. A guide will take guests to a serene location overlooking the vast landscape during sunset while preparing sweet Bedouin tea on an open fire. Guests can relax on mattresses or in the sand, taking in the beautiful scenery. • Wadi Rum Village - After the tour concludes, participants will be returned to the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village.