Rumshines Camp

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• Tony Shishkova

  30 April 2018

  Изумително място, прекрасни хора!

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• Mayrani Kolov

  16 October 2017

  We have just left Rumshines Camp after spending 2day-1night. The minute you arrive to Wadi rum desert you feel you are stepping into another world .we went an exciting 4x4 jeep ride through the dessert ,and we ride the Camel. The staff are excellent. I would recommend staying there. The food was good. We felt we had the place
  to ourselves. Definitely worth staying

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• Vincent Nlrlo

  15 October 2017

  I love that the camp's location has that rocky wall behind it which makes for the perfect spot to watch the sun set. The camp itself was comfortable and clean, the blankets sufficiently kept us warm especially during the wind-howling early morning, the food was genuinely good, and the whole amazing experience is capped off by the warm company of Khaled and Yousef. I especially enjoyed the lunch picnic made by Yousef by the side of a mountain after our desert walk of about 2 kilometers. And the stories shared by Khaled after dinner while we sip the delicious Bedouin tea! Their excellent service extends beyond the camp too. Khaled was kind enough to help us arrange a taxi that will take us to Petra, and gave us tips to make sure we don't get overcharged by taxi drivers for our succeeding trips. I will definitely recommend Rumshines to anyone who wants to have a great Wadi Rum experience!

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• Michael Kishon

  01 August 2016

  All you expect of a desert camp, which is not much. The tent is small but satisfying, there are running water in the shower and the toilet were clean. The meal was a bit smaller than we wished, not filling for a man with appetite.

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• Julia Tigina

  25 December 2014

  Most of the “camps” in Wadi Rum listed on the Internet (TripAdvisor, Routard, etc.) don’t actually exist. Their “owners” together with the help of their girlfriends, who write and speak good English, create a fake website and post a lot of self-promoting reviews in order to attract naive tourists. As a result, travellers find themselves in trouble and get scammed.
  
  That is why, before going to Wadi Rum, insist the desert camps on sending you a scanned copy of their license, as 99.9% of them don’t have one.
  
  Have this in mind before booking any tour, and don’t let Bedouins fool you with fake reviews and nemorous self-compliments.

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