Sarah Nour Coaching & Retreats

Let the desert and horses guide

Jordan Wadi Rum Village paid

A horse’s presence, a wide desert horizon and the quiet of a private valley shape the experience at Sarah Nour Coaching & Retreats. Here, coaching is guided by horses, nature and embodied presence, with an emphasis on reconnecting with inner wisdom and living more authentically. The setting makes room for both shared moments and solitude: guests can pause on a shaded terrace, gather by a cosy fireplace or sit around a Bedouin-style fire beneath the stars. A rock-carved pool looks out across the mountains and valleys, while the valley itself can host retreat activities and camping in nature. Meals draw on Bedouin-inspired cooking, with fresh local ingredients, rice dishes, seasonal salads and vegetarian choices. Rooms have air conditioning, and the camp also lists Wi-Fi and a restaurant. Retreats are paid, with prices starting at USD 669; ask Sarah about dates and what each retreat includes.

Highlights

Coaching guided by horses, nature and embodied presence
A rock-carved pool with panoramic desert views
Bedouin-style fireside gatherings beneath the stars
Fresh, Bedouin-inspired meals with vegetarian options

Good for

nature lovershorse-curious travelerscoaching seekersreflective travelersretreat beginners

Setting

The camp overlooks the mountains and valleys of Wadi Rum Protected Area, with expansive views across the desert. A shaded terrace, private valley, rock-carved pool and two distinct fire spaces create places to gather or take quiet time.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm it with the center. The setting includes a shaded terrace for quiet time, a fireplace for evening gatherings and a Bedouin-style fire beneath the stars.

Accommodation

Air-conditioned rooms are listed, and camping in nature is possible in the private valley. Ask Sarah about room types and lodging arrangements for your retreat dates.

What to bring

Pack light, comfortable clothing for outdoor sessions, along with sun protection and a warm layer for evenings. Average temperatures are about 19.3°C annually; summer is hottest and driest, while winter is cooler and wetter.

Address Wadi Rum Village, Jordan

How to get there

From Wadi Rum Village, a guide picks you up for a local 4x4 transfer to the camp. The village is about an hour by road from Aqaba airport.

Nearest airport: King Hussein International Airport (AQJ) (39 km)

King Hussein International Airport (AQJ), near Aqaba, is approximately 39 km from the center. From Wadi Rum Village, the center's guide provides a local 4x4 transfer to the camp.

Nearest city: Aqaba

Languages

English

Pricing

Retreat prices start at USD 669. Confirm the price and inclusions for your chosen dates.

Climate

Climate Zone: Subtropical

Best Months: Jun, Jul, Aug

Avoid: Mar, Dec, Jan

Wadi Rum averages 19.3°C over the year, but conditions shift by season. June through August are the warmest and driest months; December through February are cooler, and January, March and December are among the wetter months.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at the retreat look like?

The daily rhythm varies by retreat. Ask Sarah for the itinerary for your dates.

Is this retreat suitable for beginners?

The work is framed around nature, body awareness and horses. Newcomers can ask Sarah whether a particular retreat is a good fit.

What meals and dietary options are available?

Meals are Bedouin-inspired, with fresh local ingredients, rice dishes and seasonal salads. Vegetarian, pescetarian, meat, gluten-free and dairy-free options are listed.

How do I get to the camp from Aqaba airport?

King Hussein International Airport is near Aqaba, about 39 km from the center. The guide picks guests up in Wadi Rum Village for a local 4x4 transfer to the camp.