|
Home
Wadi Rum
Information
About
Wadi Rum
Map of Wadi Rum
Our
desert camp
Hiking
Scrambling
Camel trips
Contact information
General
information
Tour conditions & FAQs
Wadi Rum with children
People travelling alone
"Private" or Individual tours
As many
days as you like, hiking and scrambling!
"Wadi Rum
Adventure"
Jeep Safari
One day trips
"A Day with the Bedouin"
Classic jeep tour
One day camel trek
"Small Three Bridges"
One day jeep/hike
One day (or
more) hiking trips
"Jeep to Burdah Arch"
One day jeep and scramble
The highest mountain in
Jordan
Um Adaami
Two day trips
Two day jeep tour
"The Khasch Route":
Two day jeep/hike
"Open desert trip":
Two days hiking
Two day jeep/camel
Two day camel trek
"Three Bridges trip":
Two day scrambling
"Um Adaami to Aqaba":
One and a half days scrambling
Three or more days
3 day
jeep/hike/camel
3 days camel trek
5 day camel trek
10 days camel trek
Wadi Rum Adventure
Jeep safari to
Wadi Saabit
Hiking trips
5 Day hiking and
scrambling
Unusual programmes
Alone in the desert
Supper in the desert
Extra excursions
or "add-ons"
Short
camel ride
Short self guided hike to Wadi
Shelaala ("Lawrence's Spring")
Climbing
THESE PROGRAMMES ARE HARD GOING AND
ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR NOVICES IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. YOU SHOULD KNOW HOW TO ABSEIL AND TO
USE ROPES
Jebel Burdah
Jebel Khazali
Jebel Rum
Links
|

Up to Burdah Bridge
"Scrambling" routes
are often based on the old Bedouin trails on the mountains. They are mostly
hill walking routes but you should be prepared
to use your hands occasionally to help
you along.
They take you
into parts of the area that most tourists never see : they are for the adventurous people who enjoy a challenge. They are more difficult than the
hiking routes, and you will need to be in good physical condition to get a
maximum of enjoyment from them.
We offer here one and two day tours, but they can easily be extended, either
by adding on all or part of another programme, or by taking a few other
routes not described here.
We can also provide a more varied week in Wadi Rum by combining the hiking
trips with the simpler scrambling. Many groups coming from tourist agencies
much appreciate our week long trekking tours in Wadi Rum.
Footwear : these trails are
more
"interesting" than the hiking routes and hiking boots with cotton socks are
definitely recommended. Stout hiking sandals can also be worn; on some
routes trainers are a possibility. Consult your guide if in doubt.
Other equipment : You are likely to be in the
sun for much of the time and should have a head covering of some sort - this
is the time to learn how to tie a Bedouin kefiya!
You will also need a rucksack or shoulder bag for water, and such oddments
as your camera, sunscreen, a light sweater according to season and perhaps
some fruit or biscuits for a snack.
|