Wadi Rum 4-hour Jeep tour

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

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

• Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are accessible • Infants must sit on an adult's lap • Not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries • Appropriate for all fitness levels

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

• Wadi Rum Village - Begin at the Rest House located in Wadi Rum Village, which is on your right as you enter. After all participants have gathered and been welcomed by the guide, the jeep tour will commence around 10:10. • Visit Lawrence Spring, a natural water source within Wadi Rum, known for its appeal to camels. Water flows from the mountains into troughs, surrounded by trees and green moss, creating an oasis where you can relax and watch camels come to drink. • Explore the famed Al Ramal Red Sand Dune, recognized for its striking red color due to high iron oxide content. Though the ascent may appear straightforward, the soft sand provides a challenge for visitors while entertaining the locals. From the summit, take in stunning panoramic views of the valley; sandboarding or running back down adds to the fun. • Walk through Khazali Canyon, where you'll see evidence of traders and pilgrims from ancient times who navigated this route to Egypt, Damascus, and Mecca. Enjoy the inscriptions from the Thamudic, Nabatean, and Islamic periods, alongside petroglyphs of people and animals. The canyon also features rock-cut basins for collecting water, contributing to its appeal as a significant attraction in Wadi Rum. • Little Rock Bridge: Observe the natural formation of Little Bridge in the Khor El Ajram area, shaped by harsh weather over time. This low bridge is manageable for families and offers breathtaking desert views, with opportunities for photos before returning to a Bedouin tent for sweet tea and cultural interactions. • Um Frouth Rock Arch provides a natural bridge with impressive views for photography. Under guidance, capture noteworthy images atop the bridge, and although the climb can be challenging, footholds have been established to assist visitors in reaching the summit. • Lawrence's House is historically significant, with foundations laid by Nabateans over 2000 years ago as a caravan resting place. It became known as Lawrence's House due to T.E. Lawrence's connection from "Lawrence of Arabia." After a brief climb, view the stone piles used by Bedouins as trail markers and enjoy the expansive desert vista for great photo opportunities. • Observe Mushroom Rock, shaped over time by natural elements into its mushroom-like form, serving as a unique photo spot and a shaded area used by Bedouins. • Morning Tour: includes a canyon walk. Sunset Tour: features a sunset viewpoint. Canyon Walk in Abu Khashaba Canyon: Take a leisurely 30 to 45-minute stroll through the narrow canyon amid towering mountain walls. The lush greenery contrasts beautifully with the red sand, providing a serene atmosphere filled with bird songs. Locals have hung bottles to collect rainwater for the birds. Your guide will reunite with you at the canyon's end. Sunset Viewpoint: Renowned for its breathtaking sunsets, Wadi Rum offers the perfect vantage point for viewing. You'll be taken to a quiet location where you can gaze over the expansive landscape at sunset while enjoying sweet Bedouin tea by the fire. Relax on the mats or the sand as you absorb the surrounding beauty. • Sunset Viewpoint: Renowned for its breathtaking sunsets, Wadi Rum offers the perfect vantage point for viewing. You'll be taken to a quiet location where you can gaze over the expansive landscape at sunset while enjoying sweet Bedouin tea by the fire. Relax on the mats or the sand as you absorb the surrounding beauty. • Wadi Rum Village - After the tour concludes, you will be transported back to the Rest House in Wadi Rum Village.