The best way to experience Wadi Rum is to camp here overnight! You can choose to stay one night, two nights, or more- again, the choice is yours. During the day you can take a jeep or camel tour of wadi rum, hike, or go climbing/scrambling. I can put together a program the way you would like it. Our camp is situated in an ideal location to watch the sun set over the desert, and in the evenings after watching the sunset, we will prepare the traditional bedouin meal Zarb for you. A hole is dug in the sand and then hot embers are put on the bottom, then chicken, potatoes, onions, and zuchinni are placed on top in a container, and then it is all burried with sand, and burning embers placed on top. After a few hours of cooking we will serve you a meal that we hope you will not soon forget! The camping trips are all inclusive: water, all meals, tea breaks and evening accommodation which includes mattresses, blankets and tents. You can sleep in the Bedouin tents, or out under the canopy of stars each nigh

Greetings! My name is Saher Sleman, and I am a native of the captivating Wadi Rum desert in Jordan. Having grown up amidst this natural wonder, I possess an unparalleled understanding of its landscape, people, and culture. For the past fifteen years, I have dedicated myself to the tourism industry, leading individuals and groups on bespoke expeditions through the desert. Notably, I have been the preferred guide of Alpinschule Innsbruck (ASI) hiking and trekking group for a decade. My mission is to help you experience the beauty of this region while immersing you in the Bedouin way of life. You can select from various adventures, such as jeep or camel tours, hiking, scrambling (beginner climbing), or a combination of all these. Each journey commences from my home in Rum, following the traditional Bedouin tea ceremony. I eagerly await the chance to meet you and show you around!

Wadi Rum is a vast desert wilderness located in southern Jordan, known for its stunning rock formations, canyons, and sand dunes. It is also home to the Bedouin people, who have lived in the area for generations and continue to practice their traditional way of life. Camping in Wadi Rum is a popular activity for tourists who want to experience the natural beauty of the desert up close. Many campsites are located within the protected area and offer a range of accommodation options, from traditional Bedouin tents to more modern amenities like private bathrooms and air conditioning. While camping in Wadi Rum, you can take part in a variety of activities, including camel or jeep tours, hiking, rock climbing, and stargazing. You can also experience traditional Bedouin hospitality, with meals prepared over an open fire and served in a communal tent. It's important to note that Wadi Rum is a protected area, and visitors are encouraged to respect the natural environment and the local culture. It's recommended to book your camping trip with a reputable tour operator who can provide guidance on responsible tourism practices and ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable experience.