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Adventure seekers Adventure seekers
Like all visitors to the protected area, adventurers need to be aware of zoning schemes and other regulations. Climbing, for example, is not allowed in every area of Wadi Rum. Emergency services are also very limited. Guidelines on best practice and emergency procedures for climbers and other adventure seekers were produced in 2003 and can be accessed through the Library link To find out more about adventure options
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Wadi
Rum is attracting more and more adventure seekers. It offers some
of the finest rock climbing in the world and is a spectacular place
for desert trekking and safaris (camels, horses and vehicles). Most
adventure tourists stay in and around the protected area from 2
to 12 nights, in small organized groups. Guide services, campsites
and logistical support are all available locally, through independent
operators.