Camel Trekking in the Enchanting Desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan

Wadi Rum Village - Known as the “Valley of the Moon,” Wadi Rum is a breathtaking desert landscape featuring majestic sandstone mountains, expansive red dunes, natural rock arches, and ancient petroglyphs. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it stands as one of the most captivating and surreal locations on the planet.

In this serene environment, silence is boundless, stars twinkle with exceptional clarity, and each sunset appears as if it were painted by hand.

Camel Trekking – Journey Like the Ancients
Exploring Wadi Rum by camel offers the most genuine experience. It provides an opportunity to slow down and deeply connect with the desert’s beauty.

• Trekking across golden sands and secluded valleys with local Bedouin guides
• Witnessing the sunrise or sunset from camelback, as the desert radiates in red and gold hues
• Discovering iconic sites such as:
  • Lawrence’s Spring
  • Khazali Canyon
  • Burdah Rock Bridge
  • Sand dunes of Um Ishrin

After a day of exploration, relax at a traditional Bedouin camp, or sleep under the open sky – wrapped in blankets, surrounded by silence and stars.

Day 2 Camel Trekking Adventure

Wadi Rum Protected Area - After breakfast, enjoy riding and walking with camels for 3 hours in the morning, and continue for another 3 hours after lunch.

Dinner and overnight stay in a traditional Bedouin Camp.
Experience the sustainable Bedouin lifestyle.

Bedouin Culture – The Spirit of the Desert
The Bedouins, the native nomads of Wadi Rum, have a culture deeply intertwined with the desert.

What makes it unique:

• Renowned hospitality – guests are welcomed with tea and open hearts
• Profound knowledge of the desert, passed down through generations
• Traditional attire, music, language (a unique dialect of Arabic), and cuisine
• Sustainable living practices – closely connected to nature and animals, especially camels and goats

Traveling with local Bedouin guides not only enriches your experience but also directly supports their community.

What to bring:

• Lightweight scarf or shemagh (to protect against sun and sand)
• Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses
• Comfortable clothing and hiking shoes

Farewell Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum Protected Area - Optionally, book an on-site activity like a 4x4 Jeep Tour or hiking trip.
After breakfast and check-out, transfer back to the meeting point.

• Desert Sunset Tour
• Private Bedouin guide (English)
• Wadi Rum classical 4x4 tour (full day)
• Overnight traditional Bedouin tent with shared facilities
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Desert Hiking
• Camel Ride in Wadi Rum

• Personal Travel & Health Insurance
• Entrance Fee Wadi Rum per person
• Arrival to Wadi Rum Village

Discover the timeless allure and Bedouin heritage in the heart of the desert.

Journey Like the Ancients
Exploring Wadi Rum by camel offers the most genuine experience. It provides an opportunity to slow down and truly connect with the desert’s beauty.

• Trek through golden sands and hidden valleys with knowledgeable Bedouin guides
• Enjoy traditional Bedouin tea and coffee
• Experience music and storytelling by the campfire
• Marvel at unparalleled stargazing

The Spirit of the Desert
The Bedouins, the native nomads of Wadi Rum, have a culture intricately linked to the desert.

• Renowned hospitality – be greeted with tea and warm welcomes
• Extensive desert knowledge, handed down through generations
• By choosing local Bedouin guides, you gain a more enriching, personal experience while directly supporting their community.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.