Mazayen Rum Camp

A transparent panel wraps the roof of each Martian dome, opening the night sky to your bed. The camp lies in the Wadi Rum desert near the old village, ringed by a garden of trees and a perimeter of red sandstone hills. Deluxe tents hold king-size beds, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, a private bathroom, and a terrace with chairs. Each Martian dome — also called a bubble tent — has a transparent roof panel designed for unobstructed stargazing. The Royal Suite adds a living room, a massage chair, a candlelit balcony, and a private jacuzzi inside the tent. All accommodation includes tables, chairs, towels, toiletries, a hairdryer, and a mirror. The restaurant serves breakfast and dinner daily. Breakfast includes cheeses, jams, meats, eggs, vegetables, and bread with tea, coffee, and juice. Dinner is a buffet of soup, salads, rice, pasta, vegetables, lamb, goat, beef, fish, and Arabic desserts. Zarb — Bedouin barbecue — cooks lamb, chicken, and vegetables underground in hot coals beneath the sand. A traditional Bedouin tent with low tables, cushions, and carpets sits in the centre of the camp for tea by the fire. Jeep drives cross the reserve to sand dunes, narrow canyons, and natural rock bridges. Camel rides depart for short trips or multi-day treks. Guides lead hikes through wadis and mountain climbs on Jebel Rum. Sandboarding runs down the tallest dunes. The camp arranges cooking classes, Bedouin tracking tutorials, and private dinners set in the open desert.