• Lawrence’s Spring - Lawrence Springs - Nestled in a red rocky desert, this spring gained fame through T.E. Lawrence’s “Seven Pillars of Wisdom.” Today, camels enjoy drinking from this natural spring, which cascades from the mountains into the valleys. This oasis, with its dwarf trees and lush moss that glows like fluorescent light, is a sight to behold. Alternatively, visitors can hike up the mountain to enjoy the stunning views and numerous Thamudic inscriptions.
• Red Sand Dune - Al Ramal - Red Sand Dune - Discover the vast Red Sand Dunes set against majestic mountains. It offers a challenging climb and even more fun when descending. It’s one of the most famous sand dunes in Wadi Rum! The red hue is due to a high concentration of iron oxide. From the top, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the valley.
• Khazali Canyon - Khazali Canyon - This canyon features a significant crevice in the red sandstone, adorned with a rich collection of ancient rock art. It’s renowned for some of the finest petroglyphs in Jordan. The footprints of pilgrims traveling from Mecca and traders from Egypt with their caravans are still visible today. As you explore the canyon, look for intriguing petroglyphs of people, animals, and inscriptions from the Thamudic, Nabatean, and historical periods.
• Little Arch - Little Arch - A natural bridge-like formation, this little arch overlooks Khor al Ajram and is considered one of the main attractions in Wadi Rum. Formed naturally over the years by various harsh weather conditions, the Little Bridge offers breathtaking views and is easy to climb, making the effort worthwhile.
• Lawrence - Lawrence House - This stone structure from the Nabatean period served as the residence of T. E. Lawrence, also known as Lawrence of Arabia. It’s famous for the time he spent there during World War I and the vivid descriptions in his “Seven Pillars of Wisdom.” After a short climb, visitors reach the peak, where they are amazed by the endless stone piles. Bedouins used stone stacks as road markers. Another highlight is the expansive view of the desert plain, perfect for photographs. Guides will find a pleasant shady spot for a lunch break, where visitors can enjoy a meal and tea.
• Mushroom Rock - Mushroom Rock - Also known as a rock pedestal, this naturally formed rock resembles a mushroom. Years of erosion have shaped the upper part faster than the lower, giving it its unique shape. Mushroom Rock is an excellent spot for photos and offers a little shade from the sun.
• Um Frouth Rock Arch - Burdah Rock Bridge - Known for its immense size, this rock in Wadi Rum is one of the largest. This expansive, unaltered stone archway provides panoramic views of the desert and nearby mountains. A natural rock bridge, among the highest at Jabal Burdah’s peak, is a highlight of the jeep tour, where visitors can stop to admire the bridge without hiking to the top.
• Burrah Canyon - Abu Khashaba Canyon - This one-kilometer trek through a narrow desert canyon, with yellow sand formations and wild bushes, is a must-do in the Wadi Rum protected area for its beauty and simplicity. Surrounded by towering mountain walls, visitors can enjoy a pleasant stroll, observing bird songs and diverse plant life. Guides will meet visitors at the end of the 45-minute walk.
• Um Frouth Rock Arch - Um Frouth Rock Arch - One of the most photographed spots in Wadi Rum, with a 20-meter ascent taking about 20 minutes round-trip, offering a stunning view of the valley. While it lacks historical significance, it provides a perfect setting for breathtaking photos. Tourists may find it challenging compared to locals when running on the bridge.
• Wadi Rum Protected Area - Cow Rock - Visitors are taken to the natural rock formation known as Cow Rock, which has a round body and two legs! It’s an excellent spot to climb and survey the desert. Due to the natural environment in Wadi Rum, erosion from wind and rain has shaped Cow Rock into its distinctive and photogenic form.
• Um Sabatah - Um Sabatah - As the time for sunset arrives, this highlight is given to a full-day tour only, or a half-day tour starting in the afternoon. Guides lead visitors to the Um Sabatah region to witness the breathtaking sunset over Wadi Rum. While enjoying the sunset, visitors can indulge in freshly brewed Bedouin tea over a fire. Guides will lead visitors to a secluded spot where they can admire the expansive panorama as the sun sets. Visitors can relax on the sand or a mattress while taking in the surrounding beauty.

• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• Lunch
• Vegan and vegetarian friendly
• English-speaking guide and driver
• Transportation pick up
• Tea and coffee

• Entry to Wadi Rum Protected Area for 7 JD or free with Jordan pass

The exciting and adventurous jeep safari tour in the Wadi Rum protected area will commence with a drive through some of the most breathtaking landscapes and viewpoints in the red desert. Participants will witness awe-inspiring views of pristine natural environments and gain valuable insights about the park while exploring the Unesco World Heritage-listed site.

The guides are passionate about ensuring an incredible experience and are both friendly and attentive to safety. Capture stunning photographs of this unforgettable journey to cherish forever.

The jeep excursion fee covers transportation, an experienced guide, water, juice, tea, and lunch if chosen.

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