Wadi Rum: Sunset Jeep tour and night in Bivouac

• Traditional Bedouin dinner
• The Jabel Khazali Canyon
• Lawrence’s House
• 4x4 jeep tour

Experience the Wadi Rum desert with a local Bedouin guide. Learn about the traditional Bedouin lifestyle, and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, scrambling, and camel trekking and 4x4 jeep tour. The Sunset tour is a jeep expedition through the Wadi Rum Protected Area most significant sites: - Lawrence’s Spring, named after T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia), who spoke so invitingly of it during the Arab Revolt. You can also climb the rock formation, where the spring emerges from the mountain, taking in one of the best views of the desert. - The Jabel Khazali Canyon – 15-minute tour between canyon walls adorned with ancient rock inscriptions and paintings by the Nabateans and Thamuds. - Drive to the red sand dunes in Wadi Um Ishrin . - Lawrence’s House, where the legend claims that he stayed during the revolt. - Jebel Anafishiya, where you can admire 2,500 year old Nabatean rock inscriptions. - Followed by the Um Fruth Bridge (approximately 20m high), favorite place for climbing and another excellent photo opportunity. Relax atop a giant red sand dune, enjoying the legendary Wadi Rum sunset with a cup of Bedouin tea. Once evening sets in, we will select a picturesque campsite for the night, where you will enjoy a traditional Bedouin dinner prepared atop a wood fire, accompanied with sweet Bedouin tea. Around the campfire we will hear about life in the desert and share thoughts and culture.

• Accommodation : 1 night Accommodation in a biouvac camping tent, mattresses and blankets. Jeep with English-speaking driver/ guide. All meals “Lunch/ Dinner / Breakfast” along with refreshments such bottled water and Bedouin tea.

• The price does not include the entrance fee to Wadi Rum which is 5JD (paid at the Wadi Rum Visitor Center or included in Jordan Pass).

• 1.30 pm to 8.30 am

• 24 hours before free cancell

• Good shoes for walking, hiking, and scrambling (boots are preferable) and if possible, sandals, which are more comfortable for walking in the sand Moist towelettes/body wipes to simply freshen up, and any other personal care items Sleeping bags Headlamp/flashlight/torch (Flash from your cellular device suffices as well), to walk around camp at night or walk to see the stars; Sunscreen, sunglasses, head covering/hat/headwrap Small bookbag/backpack/case for your camera and water bottle