Upon your arrival, we will meet you in Wadi Rum Village at the Rest House (it is the only rest house, on the right of the road with a big parking area); this building is 6km after the Visitor Center where you must pay a 5 JD entrance fee per person (or free with Jordan Pass).  From the Rest House we will park your vehicle in a private gated lot at my guest house in the village and then enjoy traditional Bedouin Tea after which we will begin our journey. We normally start and finish your tour at this private home.

Please call Salim if you need assistance: 00 962792688490

How to come to Wadi Rum

From Amman: There are many buses going to Aqaba or Petra. You can take the JETT buses (www.jett.com.jo) or the Trust buses. We generally recommend JETT buses since they are reasonably priced and comfortable, with padded seats and air conditioning.

We also can arrange a taxi for you, which will cost 25JD from Aqaba or 35JD from the border or the Ferry Port. This is a service that we provide at no additional charge for your convenience.

From Petra: There is a daily bus which arrives between 8am and 8:30am in the village of Wadi Rum, which costs 7 JD per person. Your accomodation in Petra can give you more information on how to catch this bus. We also can arrange a taxi for you which will cost you 40 JD and can take a maximum of 4 passengers.

How to get away

To Aqaba: You can get the bus returning to Petra at 8:30 am to the highway junction and from there take a second bus to Aqaba  . We also can arrange a taxi for you to the centre of Aqaba for 25JD, or 35 JD to the border, south beach or ferry port.

To Petra: As long as tourists are coming from Petra then there will be a bus in the morning between 8 am and 8:30 am that will take you directly to Petra. This will cost you 7JD per person.We also can arrange a taxi for you which costs 40 JD.

To Amman: Either go to Aqaba or to Petra and get a bus from there. There are more frequent buses from Aqaba. If in a hurry, we can arrange a taxi direct to Amman that costs 100 JD