A very beautiful experience. One should not miss such opportunities. I took over Jamal Rum Camp. Very friendly staff and prompt response. The food was excellent especially the grilled chicken which was cooked under the earth on desert sand. The jeep trekking was excellent. The rum balloon camp was excellent room for nice bed and toilets.

This place is outstanding. Arrange a day tour with a local guide. Try and get a vehicle that has a canopy. You will be exposed to the sun all day and you will thank me for the shade. On the tour you will see many of the well known sights. If you are fortunate, the guide will take you to see ancient cave art. All in all, a must if visiting Jordan.

This is definitely a must visit in Jordan. The jeep tours are amazing, and I recommend you taking the sunset drive as the view is absolutely spectacular. We stayed in the tents overnight and were able to see the stars clear at night. This was truly one of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had here at Wadi Rum and you should definitely visit during your journey in Jordan.

An adventure like no other, a mystical place for all who are in Jordan this destination is a must. If you come diving this place is great for a nice surface interval or the last day before a flight trip. Desert areas are full of animals and surprises on every corner, and sunset is a must.

Wadi Rum is a fantastic place where there are charming golden sands, rocks and huge mountains. It is said that its nature resembles Mars, but Wadi Rum remains the more beautiful. There are wonderful and very generous Bedouins. You can spend there a good time in the bubble hotel. Note (do not forget to watch the sunset)

It's a beautiful desert. It's a protected area. Beautiful nature. Beautiful sunsets. Cold and warm breezes make you feel so calm. You have to book a camp in this desert. It's the camp's responsibility for your transportation, food and safety. It's a must visit place in Jordan. But I have a request to the government authority to look at the plastic pollution it is causing to the desert.

Very unique, almost otherworldly, especially given that the movies the Martian and Star Wars were both filmed in Wadi Rum. The same is very fine and blows easily, consider a neck gator to ensure you can just see the same versus breathe the sand. Landscapes, rocks, sand, and bedouins make this a very unusual and amazing place.

Our overnight journey to Wadi Rum with Nomad was truly something special, largely thanks to our wonderful guide, Mohammad. Amidst the otherworldly beauty of the desert, every dune and star seemed to tell a story. Navigating the entrance fee of 7 JOD for foreigners or those without a Jordan Pass felt like a small price to pay for the adventure that awaited. Wadi Rum, with its vast landscapes and towering cliffs, unfolded like a cinematic panorama. Yet, what set this trip apart was the unexpected twist. One night, my friend lost his phone in the desert during a high-speed drive back to camp. Mohammad, with a mix of determination and optimism, suggested we try to find it—a task that felt impossible. However, against the odds, after 8 suspenseful minutes of driving in complete darkness, we miraculously recovered the lost phone. It was a moment that added an unexpected chapter to our Wadi Rum story. Throughout our desert odyssey, Bedouins extended their warm hospitality, offering tea that became more than a beverage—it became a symbol of connection and shared experiences. Wadi Rum is an experience that etches itself into your memory. The silence of the desert, the camaraderie forged under the stars, and the sheer grandeur of the landscape make it a journey worth undertaking. For anyone venturing to Jordan, Wadi Rum isn't just a destination; it's a must-have experience that encapsulates the essence of this mesmerizing country.

I spent here 14 days, this place will be definitely in my heart! My second home, I cant wait to go back again! When you arrive, you can leave your car on the parking next to the Rest House and then you can just check the village. There is not much to do, but the local people are very kind and you can get a great coffee in the restaurant near to the parking. Then you can head to the desert of Wadi Rum for incredible night in the camp or for a jeep tour. 1 day here is not enough to absorb the atmosphere and enjoy the simple life without stress.

Loved to every second of the time I spend at the wadi. It was a great experience for me. Feeling the nature, listening the silence of the hills... Also, nights are so fascinating! It is like all the stars and planets are surround you...

What a great experience. Honestly book with a guide and also try to stay in one of the pods overnight for a mind blowing experience. We actually just drove in paid about $5 or so to get in then made a deal with a driver to take us to some of the key locations. Well worth the $40 we paid for 2 people.

The place it’s very nice, peaceful and diferent. The desert are crowded of 4x4 car carrying tourists around the desert but it’s quite quiet at night. Actually I was hoped more about this place but it’s only a opinion, the desert is original and I think you have to see and take your own opinion and experience. Maybe my expectations were very high and perhaps that was my problem.

What a cool place! Doing a desert safari in Wadi Rum is definitely recommended. Also we slept one night in a camp side in the desert which was a great experience as well.

This is my first experience in a true sandy dessert. It was impressive with its redish landscape, looking like the Mars terrain. Our tour included the ancient rock carvings, climbing a sand dune to see the surrounding area, and Lawrance of Arabia's hiding area. The accommodation we had was great complete with dinner and breakfast. The staff were also very friendly and obliging.

I don't know how I can explain how much I'm falling in love with this desert. Everywhere is really amazing and can feel a live, I enjoy every second minute everywhere I move, one time in a life you must visit here and I prefer to come back here again

Beautiful landscape of granite and sandstone. Amazing to be here and see the beauty of the land. We went around Wadi Rum via truck and saw all the main points of interest as well as a few view points to see. I see why a lot of the movies use this as a place to film, definitely looks like Mars. Amazing place, nice camps to stay at and you don’t get bothered too much which is really nice as well. I definitely recommend checking this place out!

My visit to Wadi Rum in Jordan was a truly remarkable experience. Exploring the desert in a 4x4 allowed us to delve deep into the natural wonders of the landscape, from hidden caves and winding canyons to towering sand dunes and refreshing springs. At each stop, we were greeted with the option to purchase refreshments and enjoyed the complimentary Arabian tea, which was a pleasant and authentic touch, reflecting the Bedouin culture's warmth and hospitality. However, the most memorable part of the trip was spending the night in a Bedouin tent. The Bedouin hosts extended their genuine hospitality, offering us a taste of their traditional cuisine. Sitting around the campfire, engaging in conversations, and relishing their food provided an intimate glimpse into their way of life, fostering a profound appreciation for their culture. I highly recommend the complete Bedouin experience for anyone looking to fully immerse themselves in the captivating world of Wadi Rum. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with a culture deeply rooted in this rugged desert landscape and create lasting memories.

Wadi rum is an amazing desert! We came during winter and it was very warm during the day - but pack some warm clothes for the night. We were also luck enough to catch some rain while we were there. You can go out for a camel ride or hike some nice spots. Just be careful, that your trip doesn’t get too touristy.

incredible place! left me speechless highly recommended to visit at least once i hope to come back someday

What a special place to visit. You are in another world. Defintely an ‘O Wow’ experience. Will never forget it. A standout memory. Being in the desert surrounded by the majestic mountains almost didn’t feel real. Did one night at the camp with Jordan Private Tours and travel and am so happy we did. Could have done another night or two with some free time. Maybe next time. The tent we stayed in was fabulous. It had wifi, warm shower, ac, running water. Food was great with a demonstration of their underground cooking-Zarb. Staff helpful and friendly. We sat on the back of the truck and explored the desert. Watched the sunset and sunrise, met some lovely people, great tour guide and host at the camp. Would do it again.

It's a one-time life experience. The desert and the surroundigngs are majestic. Highly recommend it!

It's definitely a must-see for anyone visiting Jordan. I did a full day jeep tour with the camp I was staying at and did a 2nd day of hiking on my own. It was easy enough to get to from Aqaba by car.

(Translated by Google) Despite the development works of the castle and the Al-Hafeer Park, the charm and fragrance of history emanates from these places... Very beautiful and, God willing, it will be more beautiful and more beautiful in the coming days... I visited the castle in the year 2020 and there are works in every direction to continue the project to develop the castle and the mast despite the impact of the virus Corona affects all working sectors..and now the entire project is in its final stages, and we agree to visit these charming places (Original) رغم أعمال تطوير القلعة وحديقة الحفاير إلا أن سحر وعبق التاريخ ينبثق من تلك الأماكن ... جميلة جدا وان شاء الله ستكون أروع وأجمل بالأيام القادمة ...قد زرت القلعة سنة 2020 وهناك أعمال في كل صوب للإستمرار في مشروع تطوير القعلة والسارية رغم تأثير فيروس كورونا على جميع القطاعات العاملة .. والآن أصبح كامل المشروع في مراحله النهائية ونتفق جا لزيارة هذه الأماكن الساحرة

(Translated by Google) Shared service taxis The passenger dinar ... to the south shore ... is an active movement (Original) سيارات الأجره المشتركه السرفيس دينار الراكب... إلى الشاطئ الجنوبي... حركه نشيطه

Beautiful view of the desert after you scrambled up the mountain! Wear good grip shoes/sandals, take water with you. First stop of the jeep tour from the village so pretty crowded at the base. On the way back to the village, we stopped here again to take a 1/2h camel ride (5jd/per) back to the village. Highly recommend the camel ride, super fun experience and just a right amount of time. The camels are cute and seem to be well-looked after!

The view from up there is very beautiful, but I don't recommend climbing all the way up. The spring is very small and not interesting. The mountain itself isn't very easy to climb, need to be very careful.

It was challenging with the heat! You have to climb the rocks which is really challenging at some point, the hike varies between medium and hard. There’s nothing special about the spring but the view of the desert is breathtaking. Nice experience

Lawrence Spring in Wadi Rum offers a tranquil oasis amidst the vast desert, inviting visitors to appreciate the blend of history and natural beauty. Named after T.E. Lawrence, it provides a cool respite and a glimpse into the area's historical significance. The surrounding views from the spring are spectacular, making the trek to reach it a rewarding endeavor for those exploring the desert's hidden gems.

In all honesty a bit disappointing. The scramble yo is kind of fun and it's a nice view (but so is the view from many other places) but the 'spring' itself is an uninspiring puddle of green water. Bit of a tourist attraction close where everyone goes because it's close to Wadi Rum village rather than a must see site in its own right

A worth experience in the desert. You have to climb the rocks till there but that's the fun of it.

The climb to the spring is not an easy one but depends on your own fitness and what time/ season you visit. Take water with you in all conditions. Enjoy the view from the spring down to the camp.

Nice views from the spring which itself is just unattractive small water hole. The climb is not easy and descent even more difficult due to big rocks. Take it easy and slow!

The way up and down to the spring is not done trough a single path. You can start from any point and make your way up to the top as you see fit. It is under the sun at all time so plan to take water. It is a rather short climb though steep of about 15 mins. We could easily manage the climb with an 11, 13 and 15 years old. On the top you’ll find a very small spring that resembles a pond and that the Bedouin have tap into to bring water down the valley for the animals.

Beautiful views, short hike up from the foot of the hill over rocky terrain (avoiding the piping!). There's also a rock at the base with petroglyphs for extra perusal.

Izvorul lui Lawrence al Arabiei ♥️ Izvorul lui Lawrence al Arabiei este azi captat de către beduini . Folosesc apa pentru ei și pentru cămilele lor , cămile blânde și ascultătoare , cu care , neapărat , trebuie descoperit deșertul . Urcând până sus , la locul unde izvorăște izvorul , descoperi o priveliște superbă , unică : deșertul este o creație minunată , în culori care desfată privirea . Cerul este unit cu pământul și , din nou o spun , descoperi minunata creație a lui Dumnezeu ♥️♥️♥️ Redescoperi lumea , te regăsești ca om în Întreg . (Translated by Google) Source of Lawrence of Arabia ♥️ The spring of Lawrence of Arabia is today captured by the Bedouins. They use the water for themselves and for their camels, gentle and obedient camels, with which the desert must necessarily be discovered. Climbing up to the place where the spring springs, you discover a superb, unique view: the desert is a wonderful creation, in colors that delight the eye. Heaven is united with earth and, I say it again, discover God's wonderful creation ♥️♥️♥️ You rediscover the world, you find yourself as a person in the Whole.

Most jeep tours end here. I didn't think it was worth climbing up and I'm glad I didn't. If you do, I suggest you do so very early.

Make sure you do a multi day visit to wadi rum because this site and the other ocuple ones close to the village are innundated with tourists and not all that much fun. If you can get to the back of the desert you can have similar places all to yourself.

Check the rock with the ancient writings, climb up the mountain (take water). The view is insanely beautiful! Then enjoy Bedouin tea when you get down. This is a regular stop for all tours - Jeep or camel, so later in the morning can become pretty crowded. Highly recommend doing it though! One of the highlights of our tour!

10km away from the chill city center of Aqaba. In this area, you can swim and explore more of the Red Sea overlooking Palestine and Egypt. Visiting the area to catch the sunset, a lot of locals and tourists alike are doing the most, like some are barbecuing, snorkeling, having snacks and taking rest. Beyond the area, you can also explore more areas of the beach.

Great place to snorkle, we went with our kids (6 and 7 yo), and there was a lot of life in the coral reefs. This beach could have been so much better if just people took care of it and threw trash in the trash bins. There were so many trash bins, spaced litterally a few meters apart. Still people throw things in the sand - the photo is the result of just a few minutes cleaning work in the area where we layed in the sand. And still one of our girl cut their toe on one of these sharp can-lids. Recommend beach-shoes. There are toilet facilities, but bring your own toilet paper (if you don’t like the dousch). A few local men were renting snorkling equipment. It is a beautiful location and since it is free it is well worth a visit, keeping everything above in mind.

There was nothing there. Everything was closed. Free park. Family friendly. No lifeguards

Free parking, easy access for wheelchairs, bins, park for the kids, free beach umbrellas. Despite being the beach and the sand not the most attractive it's diving in the water that this place gives its best. It's worthy spending time swimming and exploring. Japanese garden is somethin special, be sure to reach it! Thank you Ahmed for making this experience so special, and protecting this place. you are a kind, passionate and qualified person! Andrea

We visited this public beach earlier today as we didn’t feel like spending 30/13 JOD for a day pass at Tala Bay Resort/Berenice Beach Club that are right next door. Japanese garden is a truly amazing snorkeling spot with a lot of life in the coral reefs. The beach has all the necessary amenities such as showers, toilets, benches, sunshades and a playground for kids. There is also a possibility to rent snorkeling equipment and have lunch.

Great spot to see the Cedar Pride shipwreck. Even when just snorkeling, you can see it very clearly when the sun is out. The ship is located between the 2 red buoys, out from the pier.

Another example about how good ideas and investments are not working around here 🙈😔

We parked here to go see the coral reefs. It's easy to access, and you can find changing rooms and restrooms

You should come to snorkel, but find other places for a family trip to the beach. Free. Dirty, lots of cigarette butts and trash. The shore is very rocky. Wonderful, clear, warm water.

Such an amazing holy place The Muslim Architecture is very obvious

The mosque lies within the city center and can easily stand out with it's unique design and shinny white color. It has a larger than usual square than most mosques in Jourdan and it opens to public around prayers times.

Really recommend visiting this Mosque. The staff at the gate provides us hijab because we were not properly dressed ( women need to cover their head, shoulder and arms). Take off your shoes when you enter the Mosque. Every one we encountered inside was very nice. A girl brought us all cold water. One staff asked if we have any questions so we started talking and learned a bit about Islam. It was a pity that our discussion was cut short because there was a prayer coming up so we had to leave.

Interesting mosque. There is no entrance fee and the guard speaks English. You can see the people to pray and understand a bit of their culture. It is very clean place and interesting architecture.

The largest mosque in Aqaba. The mosque isn’t as elaborate as other larger mosques, but if you like to visit mosques, put this one on your list. It doesn’t take long to quickly look around. The Imam is very friendly.

Very beautiful Mosque in central Aqaba! Ladies must be dressed properly (head covering and conservative dress) and have a side entrance. Very beautiful in the evenings.

An extremely well maintained Mosque right smack in the middle of the city of Aqaba. It's pleasant to view either day or night while walking along the beach. Regretfully we decided not to view its interior due to the clothing requirements to enter its ground.

After the call to prayer you may go inside, women must be covered and can ask for a skirt and a scarf at the main entrance. Beautiful structure with displays of arabesque.

If you are planning to go to Wadi Rum, please don’t choose the Wadi Rum Safari Camp Rooms are not clean, plenty of dust and very tired A/C does not work until 8pm when you really don’t need because they want to save energy When you book they did not alert that you should pay 30JOD (around 39 euros) for the transfer from the official entrance of the desert to the camp. No one help us with the luggage from and to the room I can’t give any good word except for the location, indeed in the desert that is beautiful

If you are looking for a perfect and authentic place to explore Wadi Rum, this is it! Salem and his family are so kind and helpful, and made our short stay really perfect. Salem is a really great host, always ready to help and easy to communicate. We had a really short time for exploring the desert, but they managed to fit all of our plans. The camp is on a great location, paceful and quiet, in the evening we were all sitting by the fire with a delicious sage tea. The dinner was amazing, traditional food, really tasty (there was a lot of options even for our vegetarian friend). The tent was spacious with enough blankets. The bathroom was really clean, with hot water and always filled with toiletries. Waking up in a desert was a really beautiful experience, followed by a tasty…

We stayed at the camp for one night, and took the sunset tour. The host was very welcoming and made us feel at home in the camp. We had a nice Zarb dinner and the breakfast was decent too. Highly recommended.

For the first time i enjoy my trip at rum since we are arrived the leader he welcome us and it was so warm welcomed they treat us well we have a tour in the desert it was really nice and we enjoy it the leader he stay with us and he told us all the stories about the history and life then we go to the camp it was really nice perfect bathrooms nice rooms good quality of food all the time there is someone to help you if you need something there is a place to sit and there is a place to fire you can see the sunset clearly from there without go anywhere and the sunrise also the stargazing it was awesome thank you for everything it was my best for me

Attractive although short canyon. There are some petroglyphs on the walls. It is worth to walk inside, but sometimes difficult due to water. Luckily water is not deep ...

It’s a small lovely canyon. One of the must see spot in Wādī Desert 🌵 The importance of it Is on the canyons inner walls that are covered with numerous Nabatean, Islamic (Kufic) and Thamudic inscriptions and petroglyph rock drawings. So watch clearly while walking in. It’s pretty short way! #mustseecanyon #WasiRumDesert #petroglyph #rockdrawing #historicalsite #familyfriendly

Magical place, great and friendly people and the most beautiful night sky !

Great place. Be careful, water may stay here after rains.

One of the most popular place in wadi rum.it is a narrow canyon through the mountain with thamodi inscritptions

I visited the place but unfortunately no enough information was provided to us regarding its historical importance!

A bit of a scramble, but do worth the effort. Awesome landscape.