After breakfast, we will depart Madaba and head to Wadi Bin Hammad, Wadi Bin Hammad is a lush, verdant canyon located in the Kerak Governorate of Jordan. Known for its stunning natural beauty, the hike through Wadi Bin Hammad offers an immersive experience in a unique landscape of thermal springs, waterfalls, and lush vegetation. The trail meanders through towering cliffs and narrow gorges, often accompanied by the soothing sounds of flowing water. Hikers can enjoy the contrast between the warm, thermal waters and the cooler air, making it a refreshing and invigorating experience. This hike is suitable for adventurers of varying skill levels and provides a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, highlighting Jordan’s diverse natural wonders. After our adventure, we will go further south to Dana Biosphere Nature Reserve.

After Breakfast our guide will meet you at your Hotel/Camp to Start the hike.
We are starting from Dana Village Area and following the track down to the long valley of Wadi Dana. We will stop during the hike for a picnic Lunch and a cup of tea.
Dinner & Overnight Camping in Wadi Malaga

– Morning start 08.00
– Hike Difficulty: Moderate
– Distance: 21-23 Km Approx.
– Time: 8 Hours Full Day.
– Picnic Lunch During the Hike + Dinner
– Overnights Options:
– Wild Camping (Tents – Sleeping Bags Will Be provided)

Early morning start.
While hiking we will be passing the eastern side of smaller hills Jabal al-Hamra, Jabal Mahzan and Jabal Barwas. With Wadi Araba to the West and the rising mountains to the East, gradually ascend the slope to also cross Wadi Barwas, Wadi abu Hamdtha and Wadi al-Jilf to reach a point near the shallow wadi, Climb up on this trail on switchbacks through the jagged rocky mountain outcroppings, and take a break to see the expansive view of Wadi Araba’s wash to the west below. Continue along the same path up a wide slot following the old bedouin route reinforced with bridges using Juniper branches and well graded switchbacks. The slot widens to the top where you reach the saddle called Ras Naqb Shdeid, offering breathtaking views in both directions. (The is the last phone signal before Jabal Safaha the following day.) We will be walking the old main route between Bir al-Saba and Shobak.
Continue downhill finding the same old path to the right side of the saddle, cutting the steep grade down at the top and flattening up as it winds to the left to follow a small gully and meet perenially spring-fed Wadi Feid below. Turn right along Wadi Feid to access a pool above a large dry waterfall, great for cooling down and washing up.

Early start in the morning 07.00 – 08.00 Am
Hike Difficulty: Difficult Distance: 13 Km Approx. Time: 06-07 Hours
Breakfast + Picnic Lunch During the Hike + Dinner Overnight Wild Camping.

We leave Ras Al Feid along a rocky sandstone terrain. Throughout are spectacular varying views of the barren desert landscape with surprise encounters of desert vegetation and animal life. Approaching Little Petra there are signs of increasing human habitation of Bedouin camps, sheep pens, and small agricultural plots. We enter a small sandstone canyon and wind our way through to the site of Beihdah

– Early start in the morning 07.00 – 08.00 Am
– Hike Difficulty: Difficult
– Distance: 20 Km Approx.
– Time: 06-08 Hours
– Breakfast + Picnic Lunch During the Hike + Dinner
– Overnight Options:
– Overnight in a Little Petra camp

After breakfast, you will marvel at the beauty of the ‘Lost City’, the Red Rose City of Petra, exploring its many caves and tombs by the back door hike to Petra, This hike begins at Little Petra, also known as Siq al-Barid, and traverses a rugged landscape of stunning rock formations, narrow canyons, and panoramic vistas.

The trail takes you through the Monastery (Ad Deir), one of Petra’s most impressive monuments, before descending into the heart of Petra itself. This route not only provides a more serene and intimate experience but also allows hikers to witness the breathtaking beauty and historical significance of Petra from a fresh perspective. It is a moderately challenging hike, ideal for those looking to explore Petra beyond the main tourist path.

we will continue south and head to Wadi Rum, where we will experience an adventure in a 4×4 jeep, following in Lawrence of Arabia’s footsteps and traversing sand dunes—overnight wild camping in the desert under the stars.

After waking up in the unique surrounds of the camp this morning, head out on a hike around the area (approximately 12 to 15 kilometers), with a stop for tea and a lunch break. You might scale one of the large sand dunes for sensational views of the valley – the perfect chance to snap some unbelievable pictures. Explore the distinctive rock formations and bask in its eerie silence. Wadi Rum is probably best known for its connection with the enigmatic British officer T E Lawrence, who was based here during the Great Arab Revolt of 1917–18. Tonight, is again yours to enjoy the traditional Bedouin hospitality and the clear night skies of the desert.

After Breakfast, transfer to Aqaba where you can explore downtown markets, enjoy some free time at leisure at one of the resorts, try snorkeling or scuba diving and see the multi-colored coral reefs under the clear blue waters. Overnight in Aqaba

After breakfast, transfer to the lowest point on earth; The Dead Sea.Spend the day floating and relaxing at the Dead Sea at one of the resort hotels. Enjoy your time at the lowest point on earth, whilst trying out the invigorating mud bath to cleanse the skin. Watch the sunset over the hills of the West Bank with Jerusalem in the distance.

Overnight in Dead Sea.

After breakfast Have some free time in the Dead Sea before we transfer to Queen Alia Airport for departure