Jordan Biking (trip)

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Jordan Biking

  • Amman, Jordan
  • Active & Adventure
Jordan, Middle East

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Period offered: April, October, November. The provider (view their profile) can provide you with specific departure dates, final prices, and other information.


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Contact provider for price9 DaysApril, October, November
Comfort accommodations Exertion level: 3
Operator: Butterfield & Robinson 12 people max
It’s not just because The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan boasts some of the most important Christian sites in the world that you feel like you’re in a Discovery Channel special when you travel here. It’s the soaring mountains, colourful souks, the Roman ruins and vast expanses of desert. It’s floating in the Dead Sea, and reliving Ben-Hur (at least in your head) in an ancient hippodrome. It’s just a bonus that Jordanites are some of the most welcoming hosts we’ve ever encountered. Because when you’re wandering across the Wadi Rum on your camel, watching the sun set over the dunes en route to your Bedouin camp, it doesn’t really matter that this is one of the most democratic and progressive pockets in the region. Lawrence who?

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Jordan, Middle East

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Itinerary

Day 1 Explore the Roman ruins of Jerash, including a hippodrome where chariot races were held

Day 2 Cycle through the Jordan River valley to Bethany-beyond-the-Jordan—then have dinner in the King Hussein Club in Amman

Day 3 View the renowned 6thC map mosaic of the Holy Land in Madaba

Day 4 Cycle to the mountain peak of Mt Nebo, from where it is believed that Moses looked upon the Promised Land—then float on the Dead Sea

Day 5 Visit Jordan’s largest nature reserve and crusader castles en route to Petra

Day 6 Walk through the “Siq” into the heart of Petra and explore its myriad tombs and shelters with an expert

Day 7 Visit Little Petra on foot, or bike past the dramatic peaks and valleys that hide these spectacular ruins

Day 8 After lunch at the foot of the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, travel into the famed Wadi Rum on camel

Day 9 Breakfast and goodbyes in Aqaba 

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