• Seven Pillars of Wisdom - Explore the top attractions of the Wadi Rum Desert on a private 4x4 jeep tour. The Seven Pillars of Wisdom emerge from the desert like a stone poem — seven majestic ridges sculpted by centuries of wind and time. Celebrated by T.E. Lawrence, they serve as a gateway to Wadi Rum’s tales, where history and legend converge under the desert sun.

• Red Sand Dune - Al Ramal - Known as Al Ramal or Al Hasany in Arabic, the Red Sand Dune is one of Wadi Rum’s most renowned dunes. Its vibrant red hue is due to a high concentration of iron oxide in the sand. Though challenging to climb, the summit offers stunning panoramic views of the valley. This location is a key filming site for the famous Martian movie.

• Lawrence’s House - Visit Lawrence’s House, a stone structure built on ancient Nabataean ruins of a water cistern. Legend has it that T.E. Lawrence stayed here during the Arab Revolt. Its weathered walls still echo with tales of rebellion, friendship, and desert nights.

• Wadi Rum Protected Area - In the shadow of the desert rock, discover the art of preparing a traditional Bedouin meal. Enjoy a fresh, hearty lunch amidst the midday stillness, with endless desert vistas stretching before you. Later, explore ancient Nabatean inscriptions carved into Wadi Rum’s stone. The Nabateans, an Arab nomadic tribe who settled in Jordan and beyond (4th century BC – 106 AD), were master water engineers and skilled traders. For centuries, they navigated these vast lands by reading maps encrypted in the rocks, leaving behind messages that still speak to those who listen.

• Um Frouth Rock Arch - Climb the Um Fruth Rock Bridge, one of Wadi Rum’s most iconic landmarks — a natural arch sculpted by wind and water over countless centuries. Rising about 15 meters above the desert floor, it feels like an elevated walkway between earth and sky, offering breathtaking views in every direction.

• Mushroom Rock - Among Wadi Rum’s many unique and beautiful rock formations stands Mushroom Rock — a natural sculpture shaped by wind and time. Perched alone on a red rock plateau and surrounded by waves of crimson sand, it is one of the desert’s most photographed wonders.

• Canyons of Um Ishrin - Wadi Rum - Explore Al Burrah Canyon, one of the most visited canyons weaving through Wadi Rum. This 5 km corridor of towering rock cuts deep into the mountains, offering space for hiking, camel trekking, climbing, or simply resting in the cool shade. Here, in the desert’s hidden heartland, the air feels still and time moves differently.

• Wadi Rum Protected Area - At our family’s Wadi Rum Desert Secret Camp:

• Learn to set up a Bedouin kitchen in the open desert and cook a traditional meal for lunch.

• Meet and gently pet our camels and goats.

• Hike a nearby mountain to watch the sun rise or set over endless sand and stone.

• For dinner, choose between a barbecue under the stars or a classic Bedouin meal in camp.

• Sip sweet Bedouin tea around the campfire while we share stories of our life — history, religion, customs, weddings, family, pastoral traditions, and the desert’s healing plants.

• Enjoy stargazing and quiet moments beneath the desert sky.

• Sleep under the stars or in a private tent with Western-style bathroom facilities.

• Wake to the smell of fresh coffee and homemade breakfast before we escort you back to the Wadi Rum Visitor Centre.
  At Wadi Rum Desert Secret Camp, we aim to offer more than just a place to sleep—we want you to feel part of our family and carry the peace and magic of the desert with you when you leave.

• Wadi Rum Protected Area - Alongside our jeep tours, stargazing, and guided hikes, we offer optional authentic Bedouin lifestyle experiences, including:

• Traditional Bedouin coffee making

• Bread baking with Bedouin men or women (can you imagine - they are different!)

• Bedouin weaving and crafts

• Camel milk, goat cheese production

• Camel rides,
  These special activities are a way for us to support the local community, especially women, by giving them opportunities to share their skills and stories—and earn a living.
  Please note: These activities are offered by special request and must be arranged in advance. If you’re interested, just let us know—we’ll do our best to make it happen for you.

• Wadi Rum Visitor Center - Our journey will conclude at the Wadi Rum Visitor Center, where it began.

• Sunset or Sunrise at the viewpoint
• Bottled water
• Transfer to and from Wadi Rum Visitor Center
• Dinner
• Guide In-person: English, Arabic
• Breakfast
• Tea and coffee
• Lunch

• Wadi Rum Entrance Fee - Free for Jordan Pass holders, or 7 JD per adult paid at the Visitor Centre
• Optional camel ride (20JD for one person, 15JD per person if more than one person)
• Optional Authentic Bedouin life style experiences available upon request, prearrangement required

We provide more than just a tour — we offer a journey into the heart of Bedouin life.

Having been born and raised in this land, we share a unique blend of stunning vistas, ancestral wisdom, and genuine cultural immersion. We offer tranquility and quietude. Stories that cannot be found online. Experiences that remain with you long after the journey concludes.

Follow the ancient trails of Wadi Rum through sacred landmarks: the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, wind-sculpted red dunes, Nabatean inscriptions, and the magnificent Al Barrah Canyon. Visit Um Fruth Rock Bridge, Lawrence’s House, and the Martian film site.

Learn to prepare traditional Bedouin dishes. Walk among desert medicinal plants that our mother taught us by name.

Watch the sunset from a breathtaking viewpoint. In the evening, enjoy storytelling around the campfire at our family’s Wadi Rum Desert Secret Camp.

Sleep in a private Bedouin tent or under a sky full of stars.

Three meals, water, coffee, and tea included.

Join us in the timeless world of the Bedouins.

Ali Jroh and Mohammed

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