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Wadi Rum Zeltcamps

Wadi Rum Wadi Rum, 12234, Jordan

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Desert Jeep Safari

A travel blog entry by leone_and_mike

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... an oily film. Thankfully we kept going past the main port area till we reached an area close to the shore, the driver spun around several times to show us a wreck (a truck submerged as well) and the coral and fish. He passed out snorkels (not the best but hopefully would do the job) and we were soon in the water. When we arrived the anchor came loose and one of the guys got in and grabbed the rope. Pretty strong current so we had to watch we didn’t ...

Breathtaking

A travel blog entry by rtwma

... an image that has stuck with us till now. Its difficult to describe but you feel insignificant compared to it and the shadows, the sand dunes and the colours of the desert were inspiring.

We then were taken to our small camp where we were spending the night. Nice, basic wooden cabins and we were being hosted by the Bedoin people. It was great to be in the middle of the desert, with the gorgeous moonlight and light sound of the wind. ...

Escapade dans le Wadi Rum

A travel blog entry by cpasifou

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... re la regarde comme on regarde un étranger, coiffé de son chapeau bédouin, lui aussi 'déguisé’. Une photo, et les habits sont enlevés à la vitesse de l’éclair. Les enfants ne se sentaient pas à l’aise. Choc des cultures. Un homme assis sous la toile explique à Sylvain qu’il a quatorze enfants et deux femmes. Xavier se retourne devant Marie-Claude et cri : ‘DEUX femmes!! Oh my god! Moi je n’en veux qu’une....’

Le désert, ...

Africa Review

A travel blog entry by ricduncombe

... whole place had more of a feeling of a very 'locals' pub in a rough part of the UK. I didn't care for the kids running the place and I cared even less for the idiots I was stuck with for a few sorry days being encouraged to treat the place like a doss house.


Best Experience


I will keep this to experiences that didn't involve anyone else so I have to say that bargaining my way into the Congo, somewhere I have always dreamed of seeing must be top. The whole day ...

A true dessert.. and a long drive

A travel blog entry by abhatnagar

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... and drove on.

The drive was amazing to the point of being scary. We drove through some villages, small towns and appreciated the enlarged pictures of the King outside virtually every house. At the first stop about an hour later we got our first glance at a true dessert. It was rocks and sand or varying shades of brown, till as far as eyes could see. The combination of the blue sky and brown rocks, presented a stunning sight. This is when we found ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Jabal Rum