Trekking da Dana a Petra + Wadi Rum e Mar Morto

• Meals: 8 Breakfasts, 7 Lunches, 7 Dinners. (See food tab for more)
• Accommodation: 8-nights. (See accommodation tab for more)
• English-speaking licensed guide on days 2-8.
• Local hiking guide with a donkey for safety measures on days 2-4
• Transportation as per itinerary.
• Luggage transfers. (By pickup truck)

• Jordan Pass – “Jordan Wanderer” (Visa & Entrance Fees)
• Airport pick-up and drop off
• Tips for service providers (drivers, guides, camping/ hotel staff, etc.).
• Travel insurance.
• Airfare.
• Personal expenses.
• Hiking gear.
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.

Starting Location: 1st night’s hotel. (If the airport pick-up option is selected, then the starting location is at the airport.)

Ending Location: Last night’s hotel. (If the airport drop-off option is selected, then the ending location is at the airport.)

Day 1: N/A
Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9: Breakfast

Notes:

• Day 1: Arrive, check in to your hotel and food is on your own.
• Day 2-8: While on this tour all meals are provided.
• Day 9: Have breakfast, check out from your hotel, and depart to the airport.

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• Vegetarian and vegan options are available.

Day 1: 3-star hotel in Amman (twin-share)
Day 2: Wilderness Camp
Day 3: Wilderness Camp
Day 4: Wilderness Camp
Day 5: Bedouin Camp (twin-share)
Day 6: 3-star hotel in Petra (twin-share)
Day 7: Bedouin Camp (twin-share)
Day 8: 3-star hotel in Amman (twin-share)
Day 9: N/A

Notes:
Wilderness Camps:
All single travelers will be provided with their own tent for free.

Our amazing local Bedouin support team sets up the campsite during the day, so everything is prepared when you arrive. Upon arrival, enjoy some time to sit down, relax and have some tea. Then when dinner is ready, our Bedouin support will reveal the locally made feast.

In the tents, we provide foam mattresses, sheets, and blankets. So no sleeping bags are needed unless you want to bring your own.

A shower tent and a bathroom tent are provided.

Our wilderness camps provide a nice escape from everyday life, great views, good service, and some wonderful dinners. Some people may refer to it as “glamping.”

Bedouin Camps:
Rooming on a twin-share basis. So travelers booking together will share a room.

These are fixed site, touristic Bedouin Camps, staffed by locals, in Little Petra and Wadi Rum. Bathrooms are normally off-suite, with a women’s and men’s public bathroom. The tents do not have A/C or heater, but the desert normally has cooler temperatures at night.

We provide tents, mattresses, linens, pillows, and blankets. A sleeping bag is optional and mainly recommended for the winter season; however, please note that we do not provide sleeping bags for hygiene reasons.

During the hike, you will only need to carry your daypack with the essentials. Your main luggage will be transported between campsites by our Bedouin crew, and you will have access to it each evening after the hike.

The main airport (QAIA – Queen Alia International Airport) is approximately 1-hour outside of Amman.

Arrival:
Day 1 is scheduled just for your arrival and check-in.

Therefore any flight arriving on Day 1, with enough time to arrive, make it to the hotel, and get some sleep, is a good choice.

If you would like to arrive a day or so early, that’s great! You can easily book an add-on for one extra night on either end of your tour. Let us know and we can book extra nights and/or additional activities. Or feel free to arrange things on your own and join the group when it’s time.

Departure:
Day 9 is scheduled just for your check-out and departure to the airport.

Therefore a morning / mid-day departure flight on Day 9 is ideal.

It is possible to have a departure flight on day 8. If you chose to do so, we recommend a flight that departs at least after 7 pm.

Departing on Day 8 makes things a bit more rushed and more tiring. But this option may work well for people with relatively short flights, less time off, or if the airfare available just happens to be a better deal that day.

We are operating these trips during the best times of year to trek in Jordan.

Throughout the year, at the camps during the night you will want to have long pants, and a light jacket or sweatshirt.

During November, December, and February, you may also want warmer clothes like a bigger jacket, hats, gloves, and a light rain jacket.

We know we are located in the Middle East, but don’t worry – Jordan is not that hot. We don’t offer many departures in the Summer for that reason, but May has the potential to be on the warmer side. During the warmest times this trip operates, the temperature is usually not much over 35 celsius (95 Fahrenheit).

This is a 5-day trek with each day covering 14-17+ kilometers (8.5-10.5+ miles). That is five days in a row with 5-7 hour hikes.

So you should be reasonably fit to be able to enjoy this hike.

Shoes
The ideal shoe for this hike is light-weight hiking shoes.

If you only have big-clunky hiking boots and running/athletic shoes, you could take both and see what you prefer on the hike.

Hiking Sticks/Poles
Most of this hike is on good, firm ground, so hiking sticks are not required. The vast majority of people do not use hiking sticks for this hike.

However, if you like hiking with Hiking sticks/poles, or want them just in case, feel free to bring them.

During Wilderness Camping, you should not expect to have access to electric charging.

After leaving Amman on Day 2, your first good charging opportunity will be at the Bedouin Camp in Little Petra on night 5. You can charge your devices there until around 10pm when the camp turns the generator off for the night.

If you want extended access to electronic devices, we recommend bringing battery packs or you can also bring solar recharging devices.

Here are some things you are not allowed to bring to Jordan:

1- Drones
2- Binoculars
3- Walkie Talkies
4- Satellite Phones

This multi-day trek offers a relatively low-carbon way to travel from Dana towards Petra, with most of the journey completed on foot and vehicle use limited to essential transfers and support.

The route passes through remote areas between Dana and Petra, helping spread tourism income beyond the main visitor hotspots. It supports local guides, camp teams, accommodation providers and other community businesses, while much of the food is locally sourced. Water-refilling stations are also provided during the trek to reduce the use of single-use plastic bottles.