How amazingly have our riders done?! Well done Craig, James, Tommo, and Howard - an amazing achievement. A very well-deserved rest coming up, and with less vaseline needed than the last month...! To congratulate our riders, visit and click 'donate'.

Thank you very much to Source, a great sponsor who had a key role in getting the Trek off the ground. “Source Protective Solutions deploys ex-SF members to deliver Electronic Warfare capability programs around the World. It also provides Counter Drone and Counter IED solutions.”

Not sure Nasir, Bekri, Tayi, and Lawrence had a marching band when they arrived in Aqaba!

After 1100km and 25 days, The Nasir, Bekri, Tayi, and Lawrence Tribute Trek has arrived in Aqaba! We were welcomed at Aqaba Fort by the Royal Bedouin Police as well as locals & supporters - a huge thanks to the Jordanians for their incredible hospitality (

As Richard says, we're doing The Nasir, Bekri, Tayi, and Lawrence Tribute Trek for a reason. As our team approach the final destination of Aqaba, please consider supporting ex-Special Forces members and their families via

Yesterday the riders reenacted the Arab Revolt attacks on the Hejaz railway, a true tribute to Nasir, Bekri, Tayi, and Lawrence and their astonishing story. An incredible shot by Nick Jackson

We'd like to share a picture of the full team (minus the man behind the camera, Henry) as The Nasir, Bekri, Tayi, and Lawrence Tribute Trek comes to a close today in Aqaba. Thank you all for your support on our historic journey. To further help our cause:

Our incredible riders have done amazingly well over the past few weeks, travelling 1100km on camelback through the Saudi and Jordanian desert. We're so proud of them, and hope you are too! To show that, visit and donate to help ex-Special Forces members.

The Richards in their Defender - a suave support team! @mynmlandroversa

Here our 4 riders are pictured with a descendant of Auda abu Tayi, one of the leaders of the original desert journey. We’re proud to be honouring Tayi, as well as Nasir, Bekri, and Lawrence on our Trek, and moments like these make it even more special.

Our former Special Forces members are closing in on Aqaba…

As the Trek comes to a close, we would like to once again thank Defender @mynmlandroversa for their excellent training and vehicles. Without their help we would have been unable to undertake this epic journey, and we’re truly very grateful. The perfect car for off-road driving.

Here the riders & their camels are on the tracks of the Hejaz railway, which used to run from Damascus to Medina under the Ottoman Empire. We’re proud to be travelling through such a historically rich part of the world on our Tribute Trek. Support us at

Some gorgeous throwback shots from the team's time in Saudi by the fabulous Nick Jackson (.

Incredibly, this map is T.E. Lawrence’s sketch from his journey with Nasir, Bekri, and Tayi in 1917. We have been following this route as faithfully as possible, and are now just two days away from arrival in Aqaba.

A familiar face has joined us in Jordan. Welcome @RichardHammond to the Nasir, Bekri, Tayi, and Lawrence Tribute Trek.

Incredible to think how unchanged this landscape is from when Nasir, Bekri, Tayi & Lawrence undertook their journey 108 years ago. Support us as we continue to honour this historic journey and raise money for ex-Special Forces members and their families.

Thank you to one of our wonderful sponsors, Kashaf. "Kashaf is a boutique advisory and consulting firm, helping unique and impactful investment managers and opportunities find the right partners in the Middle East and globally. We are honoured to support this historic trek."

Now that the team have entered Jordan, we have now changed camels. Thank you so much to His Majesty King Abdullah for our excellent new camels, helping us get to the finish line faster! To support us on our final push, visit

We have committed to collecting samples of sand from Fajer, Al Jawari, Bayir, and Aqaba during our journey. After the Trek, the team will meet in Dorset to scatter these sands on T.E. Lawrence's grave. We would appreciate others showing their appreciation: