Jebel Hash Tour

Your day begins with a jeep expedition through the Wadi Rum Protected Area with highlights and attractions throughout, including the following:

• Ancient ruins of a Nabatean Temple.
•  Lawrence’s Spring, named after T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia)- Arab Revolt. 
• Jabel Khazali Canyon – ancient rock inscriptions and paintings 
• Wadi Um Ishrin Red Sand Dunes:  climb or sandboard.
• Jebel Anafishiya, 2,500 year old rock inscriptions
• Lawrence’s House 
• Lunch prepared by myself, your host/guide, including hot sweet Bedouin tea, bottled water and a breathtaking view
• Mushroom Stone 
• Al Mahama Canyon- walking trail: you will be dropped off at one end and picked up at the other.
• Jebel Burdah rock bridge- world renowned – the highest natural bridge in the Wadi Rum – selfie time!
• Um Fruth Bridge (approximately 20m high),  climb and photo opportunity!
• Sunset mountain climb, and sip sweet Bedouin tea while enjoying Wadi Rum’s renowned Sunset!

Once evening sets in, we will select a picturesque campsite for the night, where you will enjoy a traditional Bedouin dinner prepared atop a wood fire, accompanied with sweet Bedouin tea. Around the campfire we will hear about life in the desert and share thoughts and culture.

Recommended walk under the stars:  Before turning in for the night, we highly recommend taking a short stroll under the star filled sky, where you will have a clear view of the milky way galaxy,  constellations, and shooting stars. Please bear in mind that although a short walk is safe, it is also very easy to get lost if you stray too far from our campsite. 

After a traditional Bedouin breakfast, we will begin our hike towards the Saudi Arabian Border with the opportunity to scramble and hike Jebel Hash Mountain. This will be followed by a hike through Negara Canyon. Below is the itinerary

• We will hike up Jebel Al Hash, there’s many routes to the top & our guides know each one and its difficulty level. We want you to be as comfortable as possible.  Once you’ve reached the summit of the mountain I will give you a nice lunch cooked on a woodfire to refuel before we journey back down. They say the best views come after the hardest climbs so I will make sure to show you the best views our southern region has to offer.

• We will see many different types of natural herbs that our Bedouin community have been using for years; the main uses being for tea and natural health. We also see many fossils & old rocks which is an indicator that Wadi Rum Desert used to be under the sea.

• We will then journey through natural & beautiful canyons. These canyons have been formed from thousands of years of erosion from sand and rain. Oftentimes water reserves are created due to the build up from the rain & our camels always end up towards this region.

• Afterwards, we will head to a wonderful location to enjoy the sunset with Bedouin tea. I will show you how to collect dry wood for our campfire along with for our dinner. This experience will show you how everyday Bedouins prepare for their evening.

• We will set up our campsite in a secluded & quiet location which is perfectly safe. We will be far away from tourism and the whole world. Guests will get the opportunity to feel the calmness of the desert. Oftentimes it seems like the world stands still as we sit by the campfire and enjoy our dinner with sweet Bedouin tea before retiring to our sleeping areas under the beautiful & star filled sky.

Enjoy a delicious traditional breakfast enjoying the sunrise. It is a normal thing that Bedouins usually wake up with the Sun as this is what they used to do in the desert because there were no clocks.

Around 8:00 – 8:30am, we will drive you back to either the meeting point at the entrance to the Wadi Rum Village. The transportation schedule can be adjusted to suit your needs. Please discuss with your tour guide.