Sabbah Ali is a very experienced guide. As a member of the Zelabea tribe he has lived in Wadi Rum all his life. He grew up in a tent which was replaced in the desert every few months. Therefore he knows the area perfectly and he has many stories to share with you about his life in the desert.
In 2005 Sabbah started his own camp in the desert where already many people experienced his hospitality and knowledge of the area. He is an excellent cook. Breakfast and diner will mostly be served in the camp but lunch will be somewhere in the desert, cooked on an open fire.
In the camp there are large traditional Bedouin tents in which you can spend the night. There are also smaller tents for people who prefer more privacy. Mattresses, blankets and pillows are provided by us, but if you wish you can also carry your mattress outside and sleep in the moonlight while you watch the millions of stars that light the sky. This will be a night you will never forget! For more informations about the camp, click here.
Water will be provided by us. In Wadi Rum we have an aquifer, which means that the ground holds water. This water is very pure and excellent for drinking. We also provide bottled mineral water. Shower and toilet are available in the camp. At night we sit by the fire, eat, drink tea, chat and have a wonderful, relaxing time!
We can also organise accomodation in bivouac in the desert for small groups. In this case, we provide matresses and can provide small "igloo" tents. We advise you bring your own sleeping bags to make sure you are perfectely comfortable.