Wadi Rum Travel Guide

 lukasdan Says:  We stayed in Wadi Rum Mirage Camp in the sunset area of Wadi Rum, the owners and staff were Bedouin and were very helpful. We did a jeep tour and walking with a very good guide, and the team of Wadi RumMirage offered different programs: Hiking, Camel ride. The food was... 

 FruitLover Says:  Desert trekking by foot and free climbing are very popular ways to explore the mountainous terrain. The rock is sandstone and at first sight appears soft, but on close acquaintance you'll find (with the help of your Bedouin guide) that excellent climbs are possible and... 

 natsusu Says:  Each touroperator has own campsite. Our camp was more or less we expected. No electricity. Which means you need torch light when you are walking around or going to bathroom. When we reached at the camp first thing we did was to take a shower since we knew that it would be... 

 natsusu Says:  Packed in old Toyota starting from Rum Village at 10:00AMWe stopped by Lawrence's spring, Al Hasany Dunes : beautiful red sands, it's fun to climb up the hill and run down. , Anfaishiyya Inscriptions, Lawrence's house, Rakhabat al Wadak : Rock bridge which you can climb. We... 

 farquet Says:  we are just back from wadi rum where we spent 3 days in the desert and slept under a bedouin tent, went hiking in remote places with a very serious and professional guide. He cooks very well too.It was a wonderful experience.He has a site wildbedouinlife and is a very nice... 

 K.Knight Says:  The drive to Wadi Rum is a very comfortable experience. Located approx 90 minutes North East of Aqaba and approx 120 minutes, via the Kings Highway, South East of Petra, the roads are well made, smooth and the traffic is surprisingly light.There is really nothing of note to... 

 K.Knight Says:  Anne and I had a fantastic time in Wadi Rum. As soon as we entered the car park of the visitor centre to the time that we drove away, some five hours later, we had had the most incredible day…and we had not been to Petra yet!The cinema was informative, the meal was... 

 K.Knight Says:  As we were driving back to visitor centre we came across a mother and three baby camels! The sun was in the right place and you could clearly make out their fur shining in the afternoon sun. The mother was looking on carefully while the babies simply stood there, unsure and... 

 K.Knight Says:  You need to be very careful when walking in the desert of Wadi Rum, you never know what you may stand on!While we were walking to the jeep, after we had tea with the local Bedouin people, I nearly stood on this little number….a scorpion. I was glad that I had simply drank... 

 K.Knight Says:  You can ride a camel just about anywhere in Jordan. Unlike Petra, the camel rides are very cheap in Wadi Rum and they actually last a lot longer as well. When we visited the Khazali Canyon our jeep parked quite a distance from the opening to the Siq. It was a very hot... 

 MM212 Says:  Located within the protected area of Wadi Rum, this bedouin tent serves tea and Arabic coffee with dates. It is a perfect stop while trekking the desert landscape and is frequented by the many tourists along with local bedouins. When I visited on the 1st January 2011, the... 

 frank876 Says:  Having just returned from a 10 day independent tour of Jordan with its wonderful history and charming people - a night spent in the desert at Wadi Rum was the highlight.We booked via www.wadirumdiscovery.com - Ayesh is a Bedouin who's family have lived in the area for many... 

 Edgar2010 Says:  Hello We have been in wadi rum last week with Ayesh (www.wadirumdiscovery.com) and we spend a great tour and camping. His camp fantastic and he speak English very well.E-mail- info@wadirumdiscovery.com Ayesh have been a desert guide for many years already. he know where to... 

 carolienenantwan Says:  If you're planning to go to Jordan you have to spend at least one night in the Wadi Rum desert. We stayed with the guide Mzied (www.mzied.com) and he will give you everything you need. He has a small camp so there will not be a crowd of 30 people (we spend two nights in...