Alcohol is very expensive in Jordan, often more expensive than countries like the US or New Zealand. This is mainly due to the hefty taxes on alcohol that the government takes. You can avoid some of this by going to Aqaba, which is a tax-free zone, where you'll save about 40% on alcohol purchases.

Yes, you can bring your own alcohol or other beverages with you to our camp. Please note we don't sell alcohol at our camp. What activities can I do at your Desert Camp? Our Desert Camp is the perfect base for exploring the Wadi Rum Protected Area.

Beer. The main brand of beer that visitors will see in Jordan is Amstel. Amstel is a local beer that can be purchased in a can or bottle. Some bars also serve this Jordanian beer on tap and a large glass typically costs around 5JD (7.05 USD).

During Ramadan, alcohol is not sold, except in larger hotels. Smoking, eating, and drinking in public is prohibited during the hours of daylight. As a sign of respect, visitors are kindly requested to refrain from these activities in public during fasting hours.