Explore Wadi Rum Desert with Camel Ride Experience with Stay
Description
Spend a day exploring the UNESCO Wadi Rum Protected Area and be enthralled by the wonders of the valley of the moon. This excursion is a vibrant fusion of desert, mountains, cultures, and tradition. Through a three-hour camel safari, one can experience the history and breathtaking scenery of UNESCO Wadi Rum, which offers a view into desert life and the sensation of travelling back in time. While riding through one of the most recognisable landmarks and behold enchanted sunset vantage points across a desolate plain, acquaint yourself with your camels and your guides. Witness awe-inspiring desert nightlife with your guide as the sun sets; relax by a campfire made from your own materials; and converse. Evening meals prepared in a bedouin tent and meals prepared in the dunes are provided.
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- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(3)
First time riding a camel and it couldn’t have been a better experience. Clear night sky as well with hundreds of stars. Muhammad was a great guide!
The tour was overall nice and in a pleasant way not too touristy. Riding the camels through the desert was a special experience that I really enjoyed. The guide who accompanied me unfortunately did not speak English. On the one hand, that was a shame, because I would have liked to know more background. On the other hand, it also enabled me to feel the silence of the desert and the moment all within me, without distraction. What I liked less was that I felt the camels were not always quite comfortable. That touched me because I care very much about dealing with animals. The food was good, and at the end of the tour I met wonderful people from another tour. As a result, the tour had a nice mix of real experience and encounters without seeming too much like “mass tourism”.
Thank you so much for this dreamy experience. We had the chance to take a Camel ride in the morning. We visited really fascinating places in the Wadi Rum desert that are not accessible by car, but only with Camels. Many thanks to our Camel Master and our dear camel friends. Say hello to Bibo.
