Spend a day with a Bedouin guide in Wadi Rum—hike canyons, sandboard, ride a camel if you like, and watch a desert sunset from a high viewpoint. This private full-day tour blends archaeology, geology and culture with a personalized pace.
Spend a day with a Bedouin guide in Wadi Rum—hike canyons, sandboard, ride a camel if you like, and watch a desert sunset from a high viewpoint. This private full-day tour blends archaeology, geology and culture with a personalized pace.
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Operated by Majed Day Tours of Wadi Rum · Wadi Rum Village, Aqaba Governorate
The sun is a hard, patient carpenter here—filing the sandstone into ridges that catch the afternoon like a harp. You meet Majed in Wadi Rum Village, a man whose shadow is nearly as long as his family’s history in the valley. He speaks clear English, points to carved faces on a boulder, and offers a cup of intensely sweet Bedouin tea that tastes of smoke and hospitality. From that first sip the desert begins to rearrange: tracks appear, cliffs open like pages, and a single track of 4x4 prints promises a full day of discovery.
moderate.
6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect short hikes of 30–60 minutes over uneven sand and rock.
Yes—this is a private tour for your group (2–15 people), allowing the guide to tailor stops and activities.
No, camel rides are optional and usually start from about 15 JOD; you can choose to ride or simply view the camels.
Expect several short hikes—most are 30–45 minutes; one canyon can be a 30–40 minute walk if you opt to traverse it.
Bottled water is included; lunch is included on the full-day (6 and 8 hour) tour options.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly, though camel rides and some hikes may be adjusted for younger participants.
No—meet at Wadi Rum Village or the Wadi Rum Visitor Centre; the operator does not offer custom pickup.
Wadi Rum has been inhabited and traversed for millennia; Nabataean roads and temples date to the late first century BC and Hellenistic eras.
The area is protected under Jordanian park regulations; visitors should stay on marked tracks, carry out waste, and avoid disturbing archaeological inscriptions.
Majed Day Tours of Wadi Rum operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




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