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JORDAN · CAMEL RIDES

The 11 Camel Rides in Jordan That Justify the Drive

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Half day Jeep and camel tour No stay

Half day Jeep and camel tour No stay - Nabatean temple and Lawrence’s Spring: short stops with big atmosphere

1.Half day Jeep and camel tour No stay

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 36 reviews · from $60Our pick

Half-day Jeep and camel tour in Wadi Rum with sandboarding, a 40-minute camel ride, and canyon walks to Nabatean ruins and inscriptions.

“Although the sites were beautiful, our tour guide gave no explanations. He just dropped us off at locations and told us to read the plaques. We had to eavesdrop on other tours to get the history. I would’ve liked more information on the sites.”

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Wadi Rum:Full Day Tour Lunch Sand boarding Camel Ride Sunset

Wadi Rum:Full Day Tour Lunch Sand boarding Camel Ride Sunset - Jeep Time in Wadi Rum: Red Dunes, Photo Stops, and Off-Map Views

2.Wadi Rum:Full Day Tour Lunch Sand boarding Camel Ride Sunset

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 30 reviews · 4 hours - 1 day · from $44

Jeep rides, Lawrence sites, canyon walks, sandboarding, camel ride, and Bedouin sunset tea in Wadi Rum.

“We have a lot of fun with our guide. The tour was 8 Hours long amazing experience with the best guide I can highly recommend to anyone who is looking for a great guide. Mohammed the owner always here to help big thanks for your support and help.”

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Wadi Rum: 10 Hour Jeep Tour Pass, Camel, Sandbording & Lunch

Wadi Rum: 10 Hour Jeep Tour Pass, Camel, Sandbording & Lunch - Pickup and timing, what a 9 to 10 hour day really means

3.Wadi Rum: 10 Hour Jeep Tour Pass, Camel, Sandbording & Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 24 reviews · from $59

A 10-hour small-group Wadi Rum jeep day with Red Mars stops, camel (optional), sandboarding, and lunch, plus tea and sunset views.

“This experience was truly amazing and our driver Ahmed was fun. However, when you book this tour, be aware that you’re gonna do a lot of hiking. It’s not really a tour – the driver brings you to different locations in the desert but leaves you to explore by yourself, which can be either great or unpleasant, depending on what type of traveller you are. The tour itself is a bit overpriced, given your guide really just drives you to places and doesn’t do much else (and the lunch is very minimal), but the experience is still wonderful mostly because of all the sights you get to indulge in. I…”

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Wadi Rum: Camel Ride with tea and Bedouin Guide

Wadi Rum: Camel Ride with tea and Bedouin Guide - Price, Time, and What You Actually Get

From Wadi Rum: Camel Ride Experience with Tea and Guide

From Wadi Rum: Camel Ride Experience with Tea and Guide - 4WD time in the desert: quick drive, good use of light

5.From Wadi Rum: Camel Ride Experience with Tea and Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 20 reviews · 1 day · from $31Best value

Camel ride through Wadi Rum with Bedouin tea, a small-group guide, and 4WD transfer, plus an optional sunset viewpoint.

“The 4x4 ride out to the site and back was fun. The camels were really calm and clear instructions were given on how to get on/off. It was a really good experience to be travelling through the desert the traditional way.”

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Wadi Rum: Camel Trek Adventure

Wadi Rum: Camel Trek Adventure - Private camel trek: no large-group stampede

6.Wadi Rum: Camel Trek Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 19 reviews · from $91

Private camel trek in Wadi Rum from the Rest House, 3 to 4 hours with Lawrence Spring and Khazali Canyon.

“We put ourselves totally in the hands of Desert Eyes and had an amazing experience! Our camels were clearly well cared-for and healthy. The camel guide was Bedouin/English-speaking and extremely competent, our Bedouin chef was amazing, producing beautiful traditionaRead more”

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Full Day Jeep and Camel Tour

Full Day Jeep and Camel Tour - Price and Time: Is $80 Worth a Full Day?

7.Full Day Jeep and Camel Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · from $80

Full-day Wadi Rum Jeep tour with camel ride to Lawrence Spring, canyon and rock arches, small groups, lunch, tea, and red sand views.

“Was wonderful experience, with very nice people and great wiews! The food were excelente, after dinner we listen music and we dans with them. The driver get us to amaizing places and makes us pictures, take us to see the sunset and give us tea and cookies.”

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Full Day Jeep & Camel Tour No stay

Full Day Jeep & Camel Tour No stay - Start at Wadi Rum Village, 10:00 am and ready to move

8.Full Day Jeep & Camel Tour No stay

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 13 reviews · from $90

Full day Wadi Rum jeep and camel tour from Aqaba with sandboarding, rock arches, ancient carvings, Bedouin lunch, and a sunset stop.

“Authentic and fantastic experience beyond our imagination and expectations! We were together as a group of four, not the youngest ones… Our guide, Akram, is an excellent driver and showman. The camel ride was fantastic, do not miss! ThRead more”

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Wadi Rum Half-Day 4×4 and Camel Tour

Wadi Rum Half-Day 4x4 and Camel Tour - Al Ramal Red Sand Dune: the climb, the run, and the sandboarding

9.Wadi Rum Half-Day 4×4 and Camel Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $75

Half-day Wadi Rum 4x4 with camel ride and sandboarding from Aqaba. See Lawrence’s Spring, Red Sand Dune, Khazali Canyon and more.

“Great day out, our guide Jalel was great and offered to take loads of photos! The views were spectacular, and the camel ride was fun! We would recommend..... just make sure you have something to protect you from the sun!!”

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Wadi Rum: 2 Hour Camel Ride at Sunset/Sunrise Overnight

Wadi Rum: 2 Hour Camel Ride at Sunset/Sunrise Overnight - Price and value: what $83 buys you in Wadi Rum

1 Day & 1 Night | Stay & Jeep + Camel Tour in Wadi Rum | Magic Bedouin Star

1 Day & 1 Night | Stay & Jeep + Camel Tour in Wadi Rum | Magic Bedouin Star - The day’s route: what each stop feels like (and what to watch for)