Things to see and do Desert & The Red Sea

There is a well-stocked shop when you arrive in this building. Here you will find a team of excellent guides, including the adorable Ali, who will take you to the most beautiful places of Wadi Rum. Count 120 DJ by Jeep for the day. You will do a good job because part of your money is used to fund the fragile ecosystem of Wadi Rum.

This centre was set up 6 km from the village of Rum. You will have to pass through it, and it is here that you will pay the entrance fee of 5 DJs (free with the Jordan Pass and for those under 12 years old) and that you can arrange excursions in the Wadi Rum. There is free parking, but if you want to enter the reserve with your vehicle, you will have to pay an additional 20 DJs.

Aqaba's public beach is not the best place to bathe, or it's all dressed like Jordanians. We come here for the atmosphere: small, glass-filled craft (glassboat) and their cries of local music, itinerant vendeurs sellers and sweets, shisha car and their carpets, sands who offer a walk. On the promenade in the palm grove, vendors of sandwiches, souvenirs and beach articles. At the end, a small bar offers fresh drinks and shawarmas.