Jordan Memories Luxury Camp

The bubble tents at this camp provided a truly memorable experience, offering breathtaking views of the vast desert landscape. However, finding the camp initially proved challenging, as the directions led me onto an unmarked desert plain. Thankfully, the staff promptly sent a vehicle to guide me, which was incredibly helpful and much appreciated. Without their assistance, reaching the camp would have been quite difficult. The drive includes about 5–10 minutes off-road, but the terrain is flat and firm, so a 4x4 vehicle is not necessary. The tent itself was immaculate—comfortable, spotlessly clean, and equipped with all the essentials. Having recently stayed in a bubble tent in Wadi Musa I would say this tent was significantly better because the outer shell was rigid so there was no sounds from the wind causing the shell to flap about. Fresh, fluffy towels were provided, along with a modern en-suite bathroom, that has a door also. We had no issues with hot water or electricity. The air conditioning worked flawlessly throughout the night, ensuring a comfortable stay. While the tent didn’t have Wi-Fi, this wasn’t a problem for me as I had good mobile signal on the Zain network. The dinner buffet was well-stocked with a variety of dishes, although water was charged separately. In the evening, the campfire created a cozy and inviting atmosphere with music, tea, and light entertainment. The music did carry across the camp but was turned off early enough to not disturb the peace. The camp offers to arrange different activities like camel riding and star gazing and Jeep safari tour which you can decide on the length. I decided to book four-hour safari tour arranged by the camp for 67 JOD. While the driver arrived on time and was polite, his English was limited, which made communication a bit difficult. He took us to 5 out of the 6 locations on my requested list but was unable to include Khazali Canyon, insisting it was part of the six-hour tour, despite me being told earlier it would be included by the hotel on WhatsApp. I ended up arranging a separate guide the following day to visit the canyon, which was slightly inconvenient. However, this minor miscommunication didn’t significantly detract from the overall experience, and we did cover as much as possible on the 4 hour tour. Booking the camp was straightforward; I arranged everything via WhatsApp and reconfirmed a few days before arrival. The communication was excellent, and payment was hassle-free as the camp accepted cards via a card machine. While they seemed to prefer cash, I insisted on paying by card without any issues. Overall, this was a unique and luxurious desert experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Wadi Rum.