It will start with a great jeep tour from Wadi Rum village, and then will stop to stay with a Bedouin family to see how they make bread and milk the camels and goats. Tells you stories about Arabic coffee and rules of drinking and enjoys the taste of the Bedouin tea. In addition, you can join them cooking Arabic food and you might joined them for a meal.

Our Journey starts from the Rum village to Khazali Canyon to explore the Lawrance of Arabia’s spring, ancient Nabatean inscriptions and climb the golden dunes. Then we will drive to Lawrance’s House and Mahama Canyon, pass by wonderful formations of the canyon and stop for a lunch break surrounded by magnificent landscapes. We will continue our tour and visit the famous natural arches in Jebel Burdah and Um Fruth. to reach the top we will hike to the natural bridge (20 m high) to enjoy the view from up top. On our way back, we will stop by Red Sand and enjoy the sunset over the desert.

Departuring from the Rum village. we will drive to the bottom of Burdah Mountain and from there, your 3 hours hiking adventure starts up to the biggest arch in Wadi Rum desert with a professional hiking guide To reach the top we will scramble climbing for a small distance. After our lunch break, we will drive to Um Fruth Rock Bridge where you can enjoy climbing or relax and enjoy the view. On the way back we will explore the ancient inscriptions at Khazaly Canyon. In the camp, we will have a traditional dinner sit by the fire and listen to music. You may sleep in a tent or under the million s

On a camel ride, you will explore the magical desert and the ancient ruins at Wadi Rum. We will pass by the Nabatean temple which is one of the oldest international trade centers in the world. Then we will head to enchanted Lawrence’s spring. For a short hike, we will take to the Golden Sand Dunes to enjoy the view from above the desert. We will continue to Khazali Canyon and explore the beautiful ancient Nabatean inscriptions. After that, we will head to the camp where you will have a traditional dinner by the fire, drink some Bedouin tea, and listen to folklore music.