Is Wadi Rum too hot in June?

Summer in Wadi Rum The summer season is from June to August. During the summer months, Wadi Rum experiences hot and dry weather conditions, with daytime temperatures ranging from 32°C to 38°C. On particularly hot days, temperatures can reach up to 40°C, making it quite uncomfortable to venture out in the desert.



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March and the two first weeks of November are the best months to visit Wadi Rum, as they are not too frequented and the weather is pleasant. But the best time to visit Wadi Rum depends also on your expectations; if you want to escape crowded times, you should come in winter or summer.

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Although there's no malaria in Petra and Wadi Rum there are mosquitoes so spray and cover up accordingly, especially after dark, to avoid becoming a midnight snack.

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It's very hot in summer (June to August), with temperatures of up to 102°F. In contrast, Jordan often experiences snow in winter (December to February) and the nights get very cold, especially in the desert regions. Most of the rain falls at this time, in short, sharp showers.

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Although Jordan is not considered a budget destination, it is possible to save money if you're willing to make a few adjustments to your itinerary. Accommodations, guided tours, entrance fees and restaurants can add up quickly, but our suggestions will help you plan the best ways to experience Jordan for less.

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Although temperatures differ from place to place. Amman temperature averages 63°F (17°C), with a daily range between 57-77°F (14-25°C). Petra is a bit warmer, averaging 76°F (24°C) for the month, while on the shores of the Red Sea is distinctly toasty at an average of 84°F (29°C).

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There are snakes in wadi rum. As Wadi Rum is a natural and wild place, we obviously find diverse kind of insects. We have ants, beetles, cockroaches, and other small insects which are harmless. We find scorpions, snakes and spiders (the camel spider for example), especially during summer season.

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