Experience the spirit of Adventure!

Taking a jeep ride in Wadi Rum Reserve is one of the many ways to explore the southern Jordanian Desert and discover its many wonders! You can go on various jeep rides in terms of duration and timings which will take you on a ride to the main attractions from dunes to narrow canyons and high natural rock bridges. Besides, enjoy the thrill of a drive in the vast emptiness of the desert!

(Each jeep seats up to 6 guests)

2 Hours Jeep Tour: Nabatean Temple – Lawrence’s Spring – Sand Dunes – Khazali Canyon 

3 Hours Jeep Tour: Nabatean Temple – Lawrence’s Spring – Little Bridge – Sand Dunes – Khazali Canyon 

4 Hours Jeep Tour: Nabatean Temple – Lawrence’s Spring – Khazali Canyon – Little Bridge – Lawrence’s House – Anfeeshiah Inscription – Sand Dunes – Desert Map (Small map was used by Bedouin to know the directions)

5 Hours Jeep Tour: Sand Dunes – Al-Amelah Inscription – Lawrence House – Um Frouth Rock Bridge – Al-Barrah Canyon – Seeq Um Al-Tawaqi

6 Hours Jeep Tour: Nabatean Temple – Lawrence’s Spring – Khazali Canyon – The Little Bridge – Um Frouth Rock Bridge – Burdah Rock Bridge (The biggest arch in the desert of Wadi Rum) – Al-Mahama Canyon – Lawrence’s House – Anfeeshiah Inscription – Sand Dunes – Desert Map (Small map was used by Bedouin to know the directions)

The Jordan Trail is a walking trail crossing the country of Jordan from Um Qais. You can start your walk with a guide at the basalt ruins of the Decapolis of Um Qais, overlooking the sea of Galilee, different types of a plantation, and various landscapes, making this part of the Jordan Trail one of the most scenic hikes in the north. You can experience here many amazing local foods with local people.

Established and managed by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN) since 2004, Dibbeen Forest Reserve is 8.5km² of beautiful mountainous terrain in northwestern Jordan. The reserve features marked hiking trails and picnic spots and are a national biodiversity hot spot that mirrors the wild forests that once covered the area. ​

The reserve features multiple hiking trails of varying lengths and degrees of difficulty. The reserve is tiny 13 sq. km so you are likely to encounter traditional farmland of olives, vines, fruit, and almond trees with crops growing in between. The Jordan Trail will take you from Ajloun Castle to Baoun.  The views toward the Jordan valley and the West Bank

The rocky landscapes and boundless immensities of the country offer a wonderful playground to hikers and mountaineers inclined to discover the real face of Jordan. Go explore the beautiful valleys and hidden oases, from the wet hikes of Wadi Mujib, Wadi Hasa, Wadi Hidan, and many more.

Explore the relatively unknown ruins of the Mukawir Fortress (Machaerus or Qal’ at El-Mishnaqa) with stunning panoramic views of the Dead Sea. The site is famous for Salome’s Dance and John the Baptist’s imprisonment and execution. ​

Embark on a lifetime experience from the ancient Nabatean city of Petra to the depths of the majestic Wadi Rum desert on pure locally-bred Arabian horses! Reenact the Indiana Jones movie in front of Petra’s Treasury, follow in the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia throughout the magnificent Wadi Rum, and ride to the discovery of the thousand years old scriptures discreetly carved on the towering mountains. One of the highlights of this experience being to get the unique opportunity to ride across the deserted city of Petra at dawn, before the site opens its doors to the public!

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Enjoy seeing the old city and some of its attractions like the church of St. George and the Souq and the church of John the Baptist as well some of the old houses of Madaba, then ride to lunch. Duration 2 hours. ​

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Ajloun Forest Cabins in Ajloun Nature Reserve occupy a large grassy clearing, enclosed by oak, pistachio, and strawberry trees and offer beautiful views of the reserve and as far as Jebel Sheikh in Lebanon. There are 5 newly built cabins with private facilities and small terraces open all year round. ​

Perfect for strengthening ties and division of roles ​ for friends, families, and companies. A unique opportunity to feel like a real Bedouin and build a tent in the middle of the desert. Teams must handle a series of tasks and challenges. 

If you come to Jordan, don’t miss out on camel riding in the Wadi Rum desert! They say “The camel and its driver — each has his own plan”. Our camels and drivers have one plan are to show you the beauty of the Amber Wadi Rum at Sunset time, until the stars start shining in the sky. Several kinds of tours are available in Wadi Rum, from a few hours to a few days, so cover your head with a kuffiyeh, get on your desert mount and leave for a memorable camel ride! Even if most of the camels have long been replaced by jeeps and pick-ups, camels have always been an essential part of the Bedouins’ lifestyle. 

Tourists will start their day trip by exploring the Wadi Rum desert on 4×4 jeeps for 1.5 hours, afterwards, when reaching a specific point in the desert they will be met by a group of Bedouin footprint trackers (camel owners) who will be waiting for the group teaching them how to recognize and follow camels’ footprints to help those Bedouin finding their lost camels through the desert. This trekking tour will last for about 2 hours and when reaching the lost camels, you can get the chance to have an authentic experience of how to build a tent, cook Bedouin food, tea break with baked Laszaky; Bedouin sweet served with honey, debs (date paste) and Sammen (clarified butter) prepared by one of the local ladies, and also enjoying a mouthwatering lunch inside their tent. After lunch, the group will return to their camping tents where dinner will be served while enjoying some Bedouin music.

Join an experienced fisherman out on the waters of the Red Sea and learn how to fish. The Gulf of Aqaba contains more than 500 species of fish out of 1400 species that live in the waters of the Red Sea. These fish belong to 13 families of fish cartilage. And 78 families of fishbone. More than 85 percent live close to the seabed while 15 percent live in open water. All fishes we catch; we throw away to the water.

Revenues are donated to the local community and needy people.

Arabic coffee is an essential part of the Bedouin tradition as it is served on almost every occasion. During this experience, you will be taught how to roast, ground and boil the coffee beans as well as the etiquette of serving the Arabic coffee and drinking it.

A local Bedouin will show you the process of making Kohl, the Bedouin eye makeup that is believed to strengthen eyesight, protect against eye ailment in addition to its cosmetic and aesthetic uses. You will be taken through the process from the burning of cotton and olive oil under the Saj, to collecting the Kohl and applying it.

There is always an adventure waiting in the mountains, a great opportunity for nature lovers – exploring the desert by foot is the perfect way to take in all the sights sounds. Wadi Rum being one of the most outstanding desert landscapes in the world, its towering mountains, narrow canyons and amazing rock formations also make it a paradise for climbers, mountaineers and scramblers, offering a large array of routes for all levels, from simple hiking to technically difficult ascensions.   

Enjoy the Bedouin hospitality over dinner and try the Bedouin feast of. Zarb (as known among locals) Bedouin barbecue is an experience on its own where Bedouins cook lamb meat, chicken and vegetables with herbs in a big underground pit with hot coals beneath the desert sands. When the meat is tender with a hint of a smoky taste they take out the big pot and you get to enjoy one of Jordan’s greatest edible treasures under a starry sky in Wadi Rum.