Full Day Jeep Tour
EXPLORE THE VAST BEAUTY OF WADI RUM IN THIS COMPREHENSIVE 7-HOUR ADVENTURE
Desert Experience
Full Day Jeep Tour
Our Full Day Jeep Tour offers the most comprehensive exploration of Wadi Rum's magnificent desert landscape. Over the course of 7 hours, you'll journey deep into the heart of the desert, discovering hidden gems and iconic landmarks that showcase the true beauty and diversity of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Traveling in a comfortable 4x4 jeep with an experienced Bedouin driver-guide, you'll venture far beyond the usual tourist routes to experience the tranquility and majesty of Wadi Rum's most spectacular scenery. From towering rock formations and natural bridges to ancient inscriptions and vast sand dunes, this tour encompasses all the highlights of the desert.
The full day format allows for a more relaxed pace, with ample time to explore each site, take photographs, enjoy short walks, and even climb some of the smaller rock formations. Your guide will share rich insights into Bedouin culture, desert survival techniques, and the geological and historical significance of the areas you visit. A traditional Bedouin lunch is included, providing an authentic taste of local cuisine in a picturesque desert setting.
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Everything you need to know
Your full-day adventure begins at our meeting point in Wadi Rum Village, where you'll meet your Bedouin guide and board your 4x4 jeep. After a brief introduction and safety information, you'll set off into the desert for a day of exploration and discovery.
Lawrence Spring:
Your first stop is this natural spring nestled in the mountainside, named after T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia). Enjoy panoramic views of the desert and learn about Lawrence's connection to this region during the Arab Revolt.
Khazali Canyon:
Explore this narrow fissure in the mountain, famous for its ancient Thamudic and Nabataean inscriptions dating back thousands of years. Your guide will help interpret these historical petroglyphs that depict hunting scenes, animals, and humans.
Red Sand Dunes:
Experience the magnificent red sand dunes that are characteristic of Wadi Rum. You'll have time to climb the dunes and enjoy the panoramic views from the top. The contrast between the red sand and the blue sky creates a stunning visual experience.
Um Fruth Rock Bridge:
Visit this impressive natural rock bridge, which you can climb with the assistance of your guide for spectacular views and photo opportunities. The bridge stands about 15 meters high and offers a thrilling but accessible climbing experience.
Lunch in the Desert:
Enjoy a traditional Bedouin lunch prepared in the desert. Typically, this includes freshly made bread, hummus, salads, grilled meat or vegetarian options, and fresh fruit, all served in a scenic and shaded location.
Mushroom Rock:
Marvel at this unique rock formation that resembles a giant mushroom, created by centuries of erosion. It's one of the most distinctive and photogenic landmarks in Wadi Rum.
Burdah Rock Bridge (Viewing Point):
While the full climb to Burdah Bridge is a separate tour, you'll visit a viewpoint to see this majestic natural arch, one of the highest in Wadi Rum. Your guide will explain the geological processes that formed this impressive structure.
Abu Khashaba Canyon:
Take a short walk through this beautiful canyon with its multicolored sandstone walls. The canyon offers a different perspective of the desert landscape and a chance to stretch your legs.
Sunset Viewing:
Conclude your day at a prime location for watching the sunset over the desert. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sandstone mountains glow with vibrant red and orange hues, creating a magical end to your desert adventure.
After enjoying the sunset, your guide will return you to Wadi Rum Village, completing your 7-hour desert adventure. Throughout the tour, there will be plenty of stops for photos, short walks, and to simply absorb the majestic silence and beauty of the desert landscape.
Included/Excluded
Included:
- Transportation in a 4x4 jeep with Bedouin driver/guide
- English-speaking guide
- Bottled water
- Traditional Bedouin lunch
- Traditional Bedouin tea
- All entrance fees to sites mentioned in the itinerary
- Pick-up and drop-off at Wadi Rum Visitor Center
- Accommodation in our tented camp
- Meals Breakfast & Dinner (Lunch on request)
Not Included:
- Personal expenses and souvenirs
- Gratuities for guides (optional but appreciated)
- Travel insurance
- Transportation to/from Wadi Rum (can be arranged for an additional fee)
- Specialized climbing or hiking equipment
- Anything not mentioned in the "Included" list
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our Full Day Jeep Tour and visiting Wadi Rum
We recommend bringing sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket (even in summer, as desert nights can be cool), a camera, and a refillable water bottle. For overnight stays, bring personal toiletries and any necessary medications.
Our tours vary in physical intensity. Jeep tours and camel rides are accessible to most people, while climbing and trekking experiences require a moderate level of fitness. We can customize tours based on your physical abilities and preferences.
Yes, Wadi Rum is generally very safe for tourists. Our experienced guides are familiar with the terrain and weather conditions, and we prioritize safety in all our tours. Jordan as a whole is known for its hospitality and safety for travelers.
The best times to visit Wadi Rum are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when temperatures are moderate. Summer (June to August) can be very hot during the day, though nights are pleasant. Winter (December to February) offers mild days but cold nights.
Yes, we can accommodate various dietary needs including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other specific requirements. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions when booking so we can make appropriate arrangements.
Most nationalities require a visa to enter Jordan. Visas can be obtained upon arrival at international airports and most land borders, or in advance through Jordanian embassies. The Jordan Pass, which includes entry to many tourist sites including Petra, also covers the visa fee if you stay at least 3 nights in Jordan.
Cell phone coverage is available in Wadi Rum Village and some parts of the desert, but can be spotty in remote areas. Many camps offer Wi-Fi in common areas, though the connection may be limited. We recommend downloading maps and essential information before your trip.
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