Two Day Trip: Jeep Tour and Hike & Scrambling Al Hash Mountain

DAY 1 In this day we will visit these sites:

• sand dunes (A large area of sand dunes stached against the mountains. Fun climbing to the top.)
• Khazali Canyon (deep, narrow fissure in the mountain side, containing many rock inscriptions.)
• Um frouth Rock Bridge (spectacular natural rock arch, with great views.)
• Almahama Canyon (it is a canyon Between the mountains you can walk inside and take 25 minutes to finish him.)
• Lawrence’s house (This place Lawrence House is actually an old Nabatean building which would have been some kind of base for them along the camel caravan route)
• Anfeeshiah Inscription (Anfashieh has numerous Thamudic and Nabataean inscriptions, next to it drawings of)
• Sunset view (Watch the most beautiful sunset from the best sunset site.)

After a long day in the desert, you will sleep In in one of the best camps in Wadi Rum. You will have your own tent and we will provide you warm blankets, as nights in the desert are cold, no matter the season. Usually every night we light a fire, gather all together, play Bedouin music and tell stories about Wadi Rum desert and Bedouin culture. If you wish, you can go for a night-time walk in the desert with our guidance.

DAY 2

From the Wadi Rum Bedouin Guide Camp we will drive to Al Hash mountain where we will have 5 hours for hiking and crossing the mountain. Your hiking and scrambling guide will be with you. No equipment necessary. The route is very exciting and includes some amazing views. We will start scrambling from the eastern side of the mountain and cross the valley to reach the top in 1,700 meters above sea level. When we get down we will have lunch and Bedouin tea to refresh and rest. Finally, we will be headed to the Burdah Rock bridge and enjoy the sunset.

You will spend the second night in Bedouin camp and have dinner there (see Day 1 food arrangements). Next day we will take you back to the Rest House in Wadi Rum village. We can help you find a quality transport “to” and “from” Wadi Rum (taxi, bus, car rental etc.- it’s up to you).