During your overnight stays in Madaba, Shobak, Aqaba and Amman you will be tucked up in cosy local 3* hotels. The exact hotel you stay in will be confirmed nearer the time based on group size and availability, but all are chosen for their excellent reputation, location and welcoming service. Some examples are the Mosaic City Hotel in Madaba, the Montreal Hotel in Shobak, the Captain's Hotel in Aqaba and the Art Hotel in Amman.

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Madaba, Shobak, Aqaba and Amman

You will spend one night in a Bedouin camp nestled into the vast expanse of Wadi Rum. Each tent is equipped with beds, mattresses, blankets and pillows, with showers and toilets available also. You'll be treated to traditional Bedouin cuisine cooked on an open fire and the camp is the perfect place for a spot of star-gazing and to watch the sun rise the next morning.

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Milky Way Camp

You will spend two nights totally in the wild. Your crew will set up the campsite for you, as well as a 'washroom' for a quick spruce with some hot water and a toilet tent. A local Bedouin family will also be at the campsite to prepare some delicious meals for you to enjoy under the stars.

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Wild Camping 

During your overnight stays in Madaba, Shobak, Aqaba and Amman you will be tucked up in cosy local 3* hotels. The exact hotel you stay in will be confirmed nearer the time based on group size and availability, but all are chosen for their excellent reputation, location and welcoming service. Some examples are the Mosaic City Hotel in Madaba, the Montreal Hotel in Shobak, the Captain's Hotel in Aqaba and the Art Hotel in Amman.

You will spend one night in a Bedouin camp nestled into the vast expanse of Wadi Rum. Each tent is equipped with beds, mattresses, blankets and pillows, with showers and toilets available also. You'll be treated to traditional Bedouin cuisine cooked on an open fire and the camp is the perfect place for a spot of star-gazing and to watch the sun rise the next morning. 

You will spend two nights totally in the wild. Your crew will set up the campsite for you, as well as a 'washroom' for a quick spruce with some hot water and a toilet tent. A local Bedouin family will also be at the campsite to prepare some delicious meals for you to enjoy under the stars. 


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You won’t need to be super fit, but you should have experience riding back-to-back days with moderate elevation gain

For breakfast at the hotels expect a buffet typical of 3-star hotel breakfasts all over the world. Lunches will generally be buffet style at local cafes and will cost approx $10pp. Dinner (where not included) will be at local restaurants and will cost approx $15-$20pp. Your guide will be with you to make suggestions of where to eat and to arrange group meals.
For dinner while camping, you'll experience traditional Arabic food - typical dishes are Magloobah (rice with vegetables and chicken prepared in a traditional way with local spices) or Mansaf (rice served with lamb and yoghurt). All these dishes come with the classic Hummus, Mtabbal (fried eggplant) and salad. Dinner at Wadi Rum at the Bedouin camp is a real experience. Here they serve the famous Zarb - rice, veggies, lamb and chicken cooked for 4-5 hours under the ground on coal and served with salads and side dishes.
Vegetarians, vegans and other dietary requirements and allergies can be catered for - please just let your host know on booking.

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Wadi Rum Jeep 

Bedouin camp

Private transfers between the airport and the hotel are included for any time (and day) you choose to arrive or depart.

Local, professional, English-speaking guides and bike mechanics

Guides

4 nights in a hotel, 2 nights wild camping and 1 night glamping in a Bedouin desert camp

Accommodation

All breakfasts, 4 traditional Arabic dinners and snacks while cycling

Meals

Both airport transfers and travel between locations

Transfers

Scott Aspect 740 bikes and all your desert camping equipment

Equipment 

All permits and entry fees to the sites

Permits

A desert truck to carry all your overnight kit

Luggage Transfer

Local, professional, English-speaking guides and bike mechanics

4 nights in a hotel, 2 nights wild camping and 1 night glamping in a Bedouin desert camp


All breakfasts, 4 traditional Arabic dinners and snacks while cycling 

Both airport transfers and travel between locations


Scott Aspect 740 bikes and all your desert camping equipment 

A desert truck to carry all your overnight kit 

The start point for today is your hotel in central Madaba. You'll be met at the airport and transferred to Madaba and are free to check in after 2pm.

Madaba

Arrive in Amman

Day 1

Heading south, you’ll jump on the bus and head to Dana Nature Reserve where you’ll get set up with your bike before hitting the road. Cycling through this biosphere reserve is pretty spectacular - you’ll take a break at the Wadi Dana viewpoint before continuing on the ancient trade route known as the King’s Highway all the way to Shobak, home to one of the few Crusader castles remaining in Jordan.

And we're off! 

Day 2

After a substantial hummus-based breakfast, you’ll cycle straight from the hotel, tackling a brief climb out of Shobak. Today is one of the most epic stages of the Jordan Bike Trail; you’ll follow the upper rim of the Araba Valley and gaze towards the mountains of Petra, proper wilderness riding. You’ll ride all the way to your overnight spot, a remote wild campsite set up by a local Bedouin family who will cook some traditional fodder. Time to hit the hay - either climb into your tent or grab your mattress and sleep ‘open-air’ - highly recommended for star-gazing fans.

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The long and winding road

Day 3

An extra early start today for a short 6km blip to the gates of Petra. You’ll enter the ancient city through a 1km narrow gorge flanked by 80m rocks either side, dramatic it sure is! You’ll have time to explore the sites and learn all about its ancient past with a local specialist guide before leaving through the ‘back door’. There'll be Jeeps waiting for you in Umm Sayhoon village to take you to the small hamlet of Rajif where you’ll hop back on your bike for a ride (and epic descent) towards Wadi Rum and the site of your next wild camp, hosted again by a local Bedouin family.

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To the rose red city of Petra

Day 4

You’ll get a true taste of Middle-Eastern desert landscape today as you make your way through isolated caravan tracks, crossing the desert highway and marvelling at how ancient navigation worked in such vast spaces. Having made it to Wadi Rum, you’ll jump in a desert Jeep to explore the many valleys, canyons, gorges and vistas that make up this desert playground - hiking and scrambling is the only way to do it! Bed down in an established Bedouin camp with shared luxurious tents, this is basically glamping in the desert.

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Wadi rum 

Cross the 'Desert Highway' to Wadi Rum 

Day 5 

Last day on the bike today and you’ll spend a couple of hours cycling on the desert mudflats around Wadi Rum continuing your journey south. Later on, you’ll hop on the bus for a short ride to Aqaba, Jordan’s ‘window to the sea’. You’ll have a bit of time to kick back and relax or grab a snorkel and marvel at the underwater life that the Red Sea offers.

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To the Red Sea

Day 6 

Having made it to the very south of the country, you’ll spend today road-tripping your way back up north. You’ll stop at a few points of interest and get to the Dead Sea for lunchtime. Enjoy the sunshine at the lowest point on earth, give yourself a mud bath, gaze towards Jerusalem or simply spend the afternoon trying to keep your balance in the Dead Sea's salty waters.

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Float away...

Day 7 

After breakfast and final goodbyes with your team, you'll be returned to the airport in time for your flight home. Or if you choose to extend your stay, enjoy a wander around the many sites of bustling Amman.

Amman

Back to the airport

Day 8 

The start point for today is your hotel in central Madaba. You'll be met at the airport and transferred to Madaba and are free to check in after 2pm.

Heading south, you’ll jump on the bus and head to Dana Nature Reserve where you’ll get set up with your bike before hitting the road. Cycling through this biosphere reserve is pretty spectacular - you’ll take a break at the Wadi Dana viewpoint before continuing on the ancient trade route known as the King’s Highway all the way to Shobak, home to one of the few Crusader castles remaining in Jordan.

After a substantial hummus-based breakfast, you’ll cycle straight from the hotel, tackling a brief climb out of Shobak. Today is one of the most epic stages of the Jordan Bike Trail; you’ll follow the upper rim of the Araba Valley and gaze towards the mountains of Petra, proper wilderness riding. You’ll ride all the way to your overnight spot, a remote wild campsite set up by a local Bedouin family who will cook some traditional fodder. Time to hit the hay - either climb into your tent or grab your mattress and sleep ‘open-air’ - highly recommended for star-gazing fans.

An extra early start today for a short 6km blip to the gates of Petra. You’ll enter the ancient city through a 1km narrow gorge flanked by 80m rocks either side, dramatic it sure is! You’ll have time to explore the sites and learn all about its ancient past with a local specialist guide before leaving through the ‘back door’. There'll be Jeeps waiting for you in Umm Sayhoon village to take you to the small hamlet of Rajif where you’ll hop back on your bike for a ride (and epic descent) towards Wadi Rum and the site of your next wild camp, hosted again by a local Bedouin family. 


You’ll get a true taste of Middle-Eastern desert landscape today as you make your way through isolated caravan tracks, crossing the desert highway and marvelling at how ancient navigation worked in such vast spaces. Having made it to Wadi Rum, you’ll jump in a desert Jeep to explore the many valleys, canyons, gorges and vistas that make up this desert playground - hiking and scrambling is the only way to do it! Bed down in an established Bedouin camp with shared luxurious tents, this is basically glamping in the desert. 

Last day on the bike today and you’ll spend a couple of hours cycling on the desert mudflats around Wadi Rum continuing your journey south. Later on, you’ll hop on the bus for a short ride to Aqaba, Jordan’s ‘window to the sea’. You’ll have a bit of time to kick back and relax or grab a snorkel and marvel at the underwater life that the Red Sea offers. 

Having made it to the very south of the country, you’ll spend today road-tripping your way back up north. You’ll stop at a few points of interest and get to the Dead Sea for lunchtime. Enjoy the sunshine at the lowest point on earth, give yourself a mud bath, gaze towards Jerusalem or simply spend the afternoon trying to keep your balance in the Dead Sea's salty waters. 

After breakfast and final goodbyes with your team, you'll be returned to the airport in time for your flight home. Or if you choose to extend your stay, enjoy a wander around the many sites of bustling Amman. 

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Pre-trip accommodation in Madaba (Single)

Pre-trip accommodation in Madaba (Twin or Double)

Post-trip Accommodation in Amman (Single)

Post-trip Accommodation in Amman (Twin or Double)

Optional Private Room and Tent Upgrade

Pedal through vast desert landscapes and remote nature reserves, pausing at Petra and Wadi Rum for a snooze under the Milky Way 

Adventure Cycling in Jordan 

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Take on sections of the pioneering Jordan Bike Trail, all the way to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Petra

Cycle ancient camel caravan paths to the majestic Wadi Rum, hopping in a desert Jeep in search of the sunset

Swim, or float, in the Dead Sea. The lowest point on earth, famous for its healing properties

Take on sections of the pioneering Jordan Bike Trail, all the way to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Petra

Cycle ancient camel caravan paths to the majestic Wadi Rum, hopping in a desert Jeep in search of the sunset


Swim, or float, in the Dead Sea. The lowest point on earth, famous for its healing properties

Adventure Cycling in Jordan

Adventure Cycling in Jordan

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