Ask our guests for the single best moment of their Jordan trip and the same answer keeps coming back: the night in Wadi Rum. The desert at night is a different planet — silent, cold-aired, and roofed with more stars than most people have ever seen. The only real question is what kind of camp suits you.
Traditional Bedouin camps
The classic experience: goat-hair and canvas tents with proper beds, shared bathrooms, and a communal tent where dinner comes out of the zarb — a barbecue buried in the sand for hours until the lamb falls apart. Evenings mean sweet tea, oud music and conversation around the fire. Expect to pay roughly $40–70 per person including dinner and breakfast. This is where the desert feels most like itself.
Luxury and bubble camps
At the other end: climate-controlled domes with panoramic transparent walls, private bathrooms, and beds facing the stars. You fall asleep watching the Milky Way from your pillow. Prices run $150–350 per night. It is unashamedly romantic — honeymooners, this is your tent.
Between the two extremes sit dozens of mid-range camps with private bathrooms and semi-panoramic tents around $80–150. Every camp includes dinner and breakfast; jeep tours are arranged separately or through your guide.
What every camp night includes
Sunset from a high dune, the zarb dinner, silence you can hear, and a dawn that turns the cliffs from grey to blazing orange in minutes. Bring a warm layer even in August — the desert drops 15 degrees after dark — plus a headlamp and a power bank.
We work with trusted camps in every category and match guests to the right one as part of our Wadi Rum and multi-day tours. Tell us your style on WhatsApp and consider it handled.
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