Khazali canyon is very popular as it is home to some of the best petroglyphs in the region, illustrating over 12000 years of occupation in the region, ranging from stone age depictions of lions and elephants to modern day arabic of pilgrims to Mecca. Further in, you reach a section that rapidly steps up into a series of basins and dry waterfalls. It creates a challenging adult playground! We'll then to the first rock bridge of the day: Little bridge.

Burdah Bridge is famous for its 35m high natural arch formation. It is one of the highest arch structures in the world. The trek is 300 m above sea level and takes roughly 2.5 hours. But that's part of another desert adventure! Here, we will stop for about 15 minutes to take pictures and walk around. We'll then visit another canyon: Abu Khashaba canyon. You will walk through the narrow canyon, which will take you about 45 minutes, and I'll meet you on the other side.

We will then take you to Umm Fruth rock bridge. Best seen in the late afternoon light, Umm Fruth Rock Bridge is tucked away in a remote corner of the desert and can be easily climbed without gear.

We'll then head towards the red sand dune, a very popular attraction for kids who love running down and try their hand at sandboarding. So bring out the child in you!

After lunch, we'll head towards the white part of Wadi Rum desert. Situated on the border with Saudi Arabia, that untouched part of Wadi Rum offers amazing open views. And we will finish with a beautiful sunset from a unique spot.