Captain’s Desert Camp offers visitors the opportunity to stay in the dramatic desert landscape of Wadi Rum while experiencing traditional Bedouin hospitality, local food and a range of desert activities.
Located near the Disi area, the camp provides a practical base for travelers exploring southern Jordan, whether they are visiting Wadi Rum for one night, joining a longer Jordan itinerary or combining the desert with Aqaba and Petra.
Captain’s operates different camp experiences designed for individual travelers, families, groups, tour operators and private events. The official Captain’s website presents three options: the Main Desert Camp near Disi, an eco-style camp inside the Wadi Rum reserve near Um Infous Mountain, and private camps that can be arranged in selected locations with advance notice.
The camp experience is built around traditional Bedouin-style tents and shared spaces where guests can relax, eat and enjoy the desert atmosphere.
Visitors can experience the silence of Wadi Rum, watch the sunset across the sandstone mountains and enjoy clear desert skies after dark. The camp is suitable for guests looking for a cultural desert stay rather than conventional city-hotel accommodation.
Traditional meals are an important part of the experience. Captain’s offers local dishes and Bedouin-style food, including zarb, alongside other Jordanian meals and barbecue options.
Captain’s Desert Camp can assist guests with a selection of Wadi Rum activities, including:
Availability, schedules and prices should be confirmed directly with the camp before arrival.
The camp can also support private groups, tour operators and special functions.
Private desert camps may be arranged in selected areas of Wadi Rum with advance notice. This creates options for private dinners, group gatherings, incentive travel, cultural programs and special desert experiences.
Organizers should contact Captain’s directly to confirm location permissions, transportation, meal arrangements, group capacity and activity requirements.
Captain’s Desert Camp is part of the wider Captain’s hospitality group in southern Jordan.
Travelers continuing to Aqaba can also stay at Captain’s Hotel in Aqaba, located in the city centre near Aqaba’s waterfront and commercial areas.
For seafood and local dining in Aqaba, visitors can also explore Captain’s Restaurant, another Captain’s Group business.
This makes it possible to combine a Wadi Rum desert stay with accommodation, dining and activities in Aqaba under the same local hospitality group.
Contact Captain’s Desert Camp directly before travelling to confirm:
Wadi Rum conditions can change according to season and weather, so advance confirmation is recommended.
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Haya
in the last weekHad a great time staying here, very accommodating staff!
Mai Ram
2 weeks agoسميه الشوبكي
2 weeks agoمحمد رشيد
3 weeks agoAyham
3 weeks agoCaptain's Hotel in Wadi Rum is an excellent place to stay and one of the best choices for visitors looking for comfort, great service, and reasonable prices. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, making the stay enjoyable from the moment you arrive. The hotel offers a delicious open buffet with a wide variety of fresh dishes to suit different tastes. The food is excellent, full of flavor, and one of the highlights of the experience. One of the best things about the hotel is the entertainment. There are activities throughout the day and evening, creating a lively and enjoyable atmosphere for guests. The live DJ and entertainment performances make the nights exciting and fun, whether you are traveling with friends or family. The staff are welcoming, respectful, and always ready to help, making every guest feel comfortable. The overall service is professional, and the hospitality reflects the warmth of Jordanian culture. With its affordable prices, delicious food, excellent entertainment, friendly staff, and relaxing atmosphere, Captain's Hotel is a fantastic place to stay while exploring the beauty of Wadi Rum. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area, and I would happily stay there again.