Wadi Rum attractions

In Jordan’s Red Sea you will explore hidden wrecks and swim among colourful marine life. The experience combines a guided dive around these underwater sites with time to observe and record what you find. As you move through the area, you may encounter a variety of fish and reef inhabitants while passing wrecks that add an atmospheric backdrop to the dive. The experience is suitable for both experienced divers and first-timers. It typically includes preparation and basic training before the dive so you can feel comfortable in the water. There are dive sites for beginners with a maximum depth of 9 m and for certified divers with a maximum depth of 25 m, and the choice of site will be matched to your skill level. You may bring or use your own camera to document moments with the aquatic life.

This compact Wadi Rum tour is ideal if you want to make the most of a short visit. Local, experienced guides will lead you through the desert and show the main sights, while allowing you to set the pace and choose how active you want the day to be. The guide will try to adjust the tour to your wishes as much as possible. At each stop you’ll have time to explore on foot, take photos, walk through canyons or climb rock formations. Some sites have Bedouin tents and small shops nearby where hosts may offer free tea and a place to rest. Along the route you’ll visit Lawrence Spring and Khazali Canyon, take in the red sand dune with its panoramic view, and see the Little Bridge and Um Fruth Rock Bridge. Depending on your booking, you’ll also go to Abu Khashaba Canyon or head to a sunset viewpoint where tea will be prepared on the fire. For a fuller Wadi Rum experience, you can also book an overnight stay in a tent at the camp or sleep under the stars in a cave.

In Wadi Rum, a small-group Jeep tour led by a Bedouin guide brings together the desert’s landscape and local culture. You’ll travel across sweeping red sand dunes and stop at several of the area’s most recognisable sites, all while learning about the land from someone who knows it well. Along the way you’ll see ancient inscriptions at Wadi Khazali and visit Lawrence Spring, where camels often come to drink. You’ll enjoy panoramic views from the dunes and pause to connect with Bedouin communities; this typically includes sharing a cup of traditional tea and experiencing genuine Bedouin hospitality. The tour is designed to highlight both natural features and cultural moments, so you’ll leave with a clear sense of why Wadi Rum is so special.

With this ticket, you'll gain entry into Saraya Aqaba Waterpark, one of the largest water parks in Jordan. Inside, you'll be able to enjoy 25 rides and experiences – many of which were inspired by iconic area landmarks such as Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea. Highlights include slides like the Pella Plunge, Syagha Serpent and Cavern of Wonders.

In UNESCO-listed Wadi Rum you will join a guided 4x4 jeep expedition across the desert to see its most important sights and historical places. The drive is led by trained, expert driver-guides and the number of sites you visit will depend on the pace you choose. You may also opt for an overnight stay at the camp, where all meals are prepared in the traditional style. Along the way you may try desert sandboarding (available from a minimum half-day), and bottled water and tea are provided free to keep you hydrated. There is also the option to learn about Wadi Rum’s millennia-old Bedouin customs and traditions. If you stay overnight, you may enjoy stargazing and views of the Milky Way at the camp or under the open sky, and sit around a bonfire while sampling homemade Bedouin tea.

Scuba diving in the Red Sea in Aqaba gives you the chance to explore the underwater world off Jordan’s coast. Whether you’re trying diving for the first time or have prior experience, you will get in-water time to discover submerged scenery and enjoy the feel of diving beneath the surface. You are welcome to join for a single dive or to explore further as you wish. The experience includes the option to choose any dive site and to dive with a private instructor. Up-to-date diving gear is provided, and photos and videos will be taken underwater so you can keep a record of your dive. The offering is open to both beginners and experienced divers, and the available options are designed to suit different levels of ability and interest.

This small-group Jeep tour of Wadi Rum combines desert landscape and local culture. As you ride across the red sands, you will visit Wadi Khazali to see ancient rock inscriptions. Along the way you will stop at Lawrence Spring, named after Lawrence of Arabia, where you may see camels drinking. You will also climb the red sand dunes and take in wide panoramic views of the surrounding desert. A Bedouin guide will lead the tour and share stories about the area. You will experience Bedouin hospitality in the heart of the desert and share a cup of traditional Bedouin tea with local hosts. The tour brings together the natural landmarks and cultural encounters that make Wadi Rum distinctive.

Explore the Red Sea from a glass‑bottom boat and enjoy time both above and below the water. You’ll view coral and marine life through the boat’s glass and see notable underwater sites such as the tank, airplane and the Japanese Garden. After that, there’s an opportunity to snorkel among the reefs and get a closer look at the corals and fish you’ve been observing from the boat. The experience also includes complimentary access to the private Berenice Beach Club, where you can relax on the sand, swim in the pools and use the bars and other beach facilities. Please note the trip and beach access are available only to couples, families and women.

Starting at the Wadi Rum Rest House in Wadi Rum Village, 7 km from the Visitor Centre, you'll head out by 4x4 to experience the Highlights of the Wadi Rum Protected Area. As you move through the landscape, the route will take you to hidden canyons, oddly shaped rock formations and ancient sites that reveal the desert’s character. Along the way you'll have the opportunity to try sand‑boarding on the dunes and to enjoy a traditional Bedouin lunch. The tour typically pauses so you can watch the well‑known desert sunset, giving you time to take in the colours and the quiet of Wadi Rum. If you want to stay longer, a Traditional Overnight Stay is offered. With this option you'll have dinner and sleep in a traditional Bedouin cave or camp, and after breakfast the next day you will be returned to the Rest House. A camel ride is also available as an optional extra for those who want a different perspective of the desert.

In Wadi Rum, a protected desert and UNESCO World Heritage-listed area, you'll explore the landscape by jeep and visit its most striking highlights. As you move through the rugged scenery, you will stop at notable attractions and historical sites, do a little hiking and try sandboarding. Along the way, you will get a glimpse of traditional Bedouin life and witness the desert’s spectacular colours. Before the day ends, you will watch the golden sunset from one of Wadi Rum’s most beautiful spots. The experience also includes an overnight stay at a traditional Bedouin camp inside the protected area, with all meals provided, so you can enjoy the desert atmosphere after sunset and rest within the landscape you have explored.

Experience the dramatic desert of Wadi Rum on a guided Jeep adventure that takes you through red sand, rocky canyons and other scenic areas. As you move through the landscape, the guide will point out notable formations and the most striking views, helping you appreciate the natural beauty of the area. Along the way you will meet local Bedouin communities and have the chance to enjoy traditional Bedouin tea. You can also try sandboarding on the dunes for a bit of active fun. Your well-trained guide will take care of you every step of the way and show you the best spots within the desert to see and explore.

In Wadi Rum you will explore wide desert landscapes and a selection of scenic spots chosen by local guides. As you move through the desert, you will see sand dunes and rocky vistas and visit locations that reveal the area’s natural beauty and hidden gems. Along the way you will meet local Bedouin communities and enjoy traditional Bedouin tea in their company. Experienced guides will ensure you have a safe, immersive and unforgettable desert experience, pointing out noteworthy places and sharing local knowledge. The tour also includes time to try sandboarding on the dunes, giving you a chance to enjoy the landscape from a different angle.

This guided glass-bottom boat tour from Aqaba will give you the chance to explore the kaleidoscopic corals and tropical fish of the Red Sea. You'll be given insights into the species you are spotting from your onboard skipper. You'll also have one dedicated hour to view coral and another hour to go snorkeling. Afterwards, you'll gain access to the facilities at Berenice Beach Club. WiFi will be available onboard the boat throughout the journey.

Begin your Wadi Rum adventure from the Wadi Rum Rest House in Wadi Rum village, about 7 km from the Visitor Centre. From there you’ll travel in a 4x4 across the Wadi Rum Protected Area, exploring hidden canyons, strangely shaped rock formations and ancient sites. Along the way you’ll have plenty of opportunities for photos and to enjoy the expansive desert views. Tea and water are provided, and the tour finishes with a return to the Rest House. You’ll also have the chance to try sand‑boarding on the desert dunes — this activity is included. To make the experience more personalised, you may add a camel ride for an extra charge. Meals, an overnight stay and quality transport to and from Wadi Rum can also be arranged if required.

Set on the shores of the Red Sea, Tala Bay Beach Club offers a relaxed seaside setting with facilities for guests of all ages. You’ll find three pools to choose from, including a separate children’s pool where kids can splash safely while families take part in organised activities. A beach bar serves meals throughout the day, so you can sit back with food and drink close at hand. For those who want more activity, the club offers a range of water sports and has a diving centre and windsurfing options available. Along the shoreline you may try different aquatic pursuits or simply watch the sea activity from the beach. Whether you’re planning a quiet day of relaxation or a special celebration by the water, Tala Bay Beach Club provides a mix of leisure, family-friendly fun and watersport opportunities on the Red Sea.