Two days of desert motion: cross into Jordan, explore Aqaba’s shore, Jeep through Wadi Rum at sunset, and walk into the carved canyons of Petra. This fast-paced tour pairs Bedouin glamping with archaeological wonder—best for travelers ready for long transfers and rugged walking.
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The bus slides south out of Tel Aviv as the Mediterranean falls away and the landscape sharpens into ochre and stone.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers who can walk 3–5 miles over uneven terrain and tolerate long coach transfers; moderate stamina recommended.
Wildlife
History
Petra was the Nabataeans’ commercial and hydraulic engineering hub around 2,300 years ago; Wadi Rum has long been traversed and inhabited by Bedouin who adapted to scarce water and seasonal movement.
Conservation
The desert’s fragile sandstone and sparse vegetation are vulnerable to off-track driving and litter—stick to marked routes, minimize waste, and support local guides who follow responsible practices.
Reserve your spot on the Desert Glamping: Petra & Wadi Rum 2 Day Tour from Tel Aviv today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Border paperwork ready
Carry your passport, visa documentation, and exact cash for border fees to avoid delays at crossings.
Hydrate for long transfers
Bring a refillable water bottle and extras—bus time plus desert hikes mean extended periods without services.
Sun and heat protection
Wear a wide-brim hat, sunscreen, and light layers; the sun is intense during daytime desert stretches.
Comfortable walking shoes
Expect uneven stone, steps and a long walk through the Siq—supportive shoes reduce fatigue and ankle risk.
Passport & local-currency cash
Required for border crossing and to pay visa/border fees that may be cash-only.
Sturdy walking shoes
Supportive shoes handle Petra’s stone steps and Wadi Rum’s mixed terrain.
Sun protection (hat, SPF 30+)
Blocks intense desert sun during daytime hikes and transfers.
summer
Insulating layer or light jacket
Desert nights can be cold—bring layers for camp and early-morning walks.
winter