We run a small, local bedouin family tour company in Wadi Rum desert, based in the village of Wadi Rum we offer a number of tours, any of which can be combined and customized to fit your needs. It is our policy that you and your group will be cared for in privacy, without combining with other tourists like many other guides do in Wadi Rum. We want you to have a beautiful and tranquil stay in our d
esert. One of our most popular tours is the full day Jeep tour, which covers the most ground in one day. These are carried out in either Toyota Land Cruise or Nissan Patrol. Our vehicles are carefully and professionally maintained for your safety. Tours range from half a day to 5 or more days. Staying overnight in the desert is a brilliant way to experience its silence and tranquility, you can chose to stay in our permanent camp, or sleep under the stars around a fire away from
Our camp is located deep inside Wadi Rum Protected Area and is nestled between two mountains, boasting some of the best views of both the sunrise and the sunset, plus a panorama of the whole valley including the white desert. Trekking is the most traditional of all, and can be tiring in the summer heat, but it is the best way to get to know the desert–searching for animal tracks in sand, reaching hidden areas only possible by foot. We also recommend that you hike up at least one mountain in Wadi Rum. The views are spectacular from the summits, especially during the morning and sunset. The most spectacular hikes take at least three or four hours, but there are also plenty of smaller rock formations you can climb up and down in an hour. If you are lucky, you might get to spot interesting wildlife including foxes and mountain goats. Scrambling is a mixture of hiking and climbing, but without the ropes and other gear. If a rock fall has blocked the path through a canyon, for example, our expert guide will show you the way over the boulders. Scrambling requires more dexterity and a higher level of fitness than trekking or hiking, but it is not as demanding as climbing and is a perfect choice for those who never experienced climbing. If you want to experience the traditional nomadic way of traveling, don't miss our camel tours! Camels have made Bedouin life possible in the desert, because they can travel long distances without much food and water, and adapted to walking in the soft sand. They are quieter than the jeeps and their slow and steady pace allows the desert viewing to be more natural and eco-friendly.
