Camel Tracking
We can offer a number of routes for camel trekking, and if there is anything that you particularly want to see or a place you wish to visit, please send me a message and i will provide you with all informations you want.
all of Wadi Rum is sufficiently beautiful that we presume the prices are what you chiefly with to know.
A short camel ride : After a night in the desert, if you wish we can bring you back to Rum Village by camel! It would take about two hours and will cost 30JD/person (210$) for a minimum of two people, as always with a mounted guide. the locals could also arrange this at the end of any tour.
If you are short of time the next morning, wanting to catch a bus or something, we could start you off on camels at the beginning of your trip, and pick you up somewhere near to the sand dunes to continue by jeep.
A three day jeep, hiking and camel trip
starting with the 'classic jeep tour, This takes us to the principal sights of Wadi Rum.
The next day the locals wil take you south for nearly an hour to a long ridge stretching approximately east to west across the desert. This is Jebel Khasch.
It is easy to climb up and walk the length of the ridge for three to four hours. There are fantastic views to the north over Wadi Rum and to the south over Saudi Arabia. then you go down again in the distant valley of Nogara where the jeep will be waiting for you to drive back to the previous day's camp.
After a night spent in the desert you will start off on the camels for a 4 to 5 hours trip which will take you to some places you did not visit previously. If you have any special suggestions about where to go, i will be happy to hear them.
This is about a 5 hours' ride on the camel which gives you the time to learn how to control it yourself without the help of the guide. You will enjoy the tour much better like this.
This is a program with - we hope - something for everybody who loves the wild places and the desert. Certainly you see something of everything in Wadi Rum.
you just wanna be there
From Um Adaami to Aqaba
Jebel Um Adaami isn't a difficult climb, it is an uphill walk on a rocky path. Most people take between 3 and 4 hours to climb and come down again. The views from the top are magnificent.
In fact your local guides shall probably take you as far as the coast road between Aqaba and the Saudi frontier, where a taxi will meet you to take you to any central point of Aqaba that you might indicate.
This is a great trip, going through the distant valleys of the Wadi Rum area and then following the long valley of Wadi Saabit to the coast.it will take the afternoon for this drive to see some of the side valleys of which there are a great many - this part of Wadi Rum is even more of a labyrinth than the parts closer to the village. But of course it depends a great deal on just how much time will be needed to come down from the mountain....
This trip can be easily added on to a one day program such as "A day with the Bedouin".
