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Wadi Rum is one of the most iconic desert landscapes in the world, covering 720 square kilometers of breathtaking rock formations, towering mountains, and ancient petroglyphs. Also known as the Valley of the Moon, Wadi Rum offers visitors a one-of-a-kind adventure into Jordan’s most scenic and untouched terrain.
Whether you are seeking a thrilling Jeep safari, a peaceful camel ride, a star-gazing night in a Bedouin camp, or a hike up the highest mountains in Jordan, our Wadi Rum tours offer customized experiences for every traveler.
Wadi Rum is a vast desert region spanning over 2,500 square kilometers, but only a portion of it is designated as a protected reserve. The Wadi Rum Protected Area, managed by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), offers unspoiled desert landscapes, wildlife protection, and authentic Bedouin experiences.
Wadi Rum is located in southern Jordan, making it a convenient destination from major cities like Amman, Aqaba, and Petra.
Upon arrival, visitors purchase entry tickets at Wadi Rum Visitor Center ($7 USD per person) or present their Jordan Pass for free entry.
Jeep tours are the best way to explore Wadi Rum’s vast landscapes. Depending on the duration of your tour, you can visit several incredible landmarks:
Jordan’s desert climate can be extreme, so timing your trip is essential.
Wadi Rum is more than just a scenic landscape—it is an adventurer’s paradise.
For an authentic desert experience, staying in a Bedouin camp is highly recommended.
One of the top-rated camps in the Wadi Rum Protected Area is Rum Magic Nights Camp, which offers Deluxe Tents with private bathrooms and AC.
Yes. Private cars are not allowed inside the protected area. Visitors must park at Wadi Rum Village and join a Jeep tour led by Bedouin guides.
Yes. There are many Bedouin camps inside the protected area, ranging from basic tents to luxury desert resorts.
Absolutely. Wadi Rum is one of the safest destinations in Jordan, and Bedouin hosts are known for their hospitality and warm welcome.
While some easy trails are accessible, it is highly recommended to hire a Bedouin guide for longer hikes or mountain climbs.
Protected Area Map :