Top Amman Hiking Tours

Wadi Hora and Wadi Bin Hammad are one of our most popular trips. It is great for beginners or intermediates. Wadi Hora and Wadi Bin Hammad are very accessible, with awesome natural waterfalls and rappels up to 20 m.

As we ride the backs of the local 4x4 trucks down to the Canyon, you will be surprised with all the pools in the middle of the desert. Our Certified Canyoning guides will show you all the jumps and slides in the Canyon.

Experience the best of Jordan on your own schedule with a private tour that explores desert scenery, crusader-era castles, and the ancient Nabatean city of Petra. With a personal driver/guide for your private group of up to 7 people, you’ll take in the views at Dana Nature Reserve, see Little Petra and Petra, go deep into the sands of Wadi Rum on a Bedouin Jeep safari, then hit the Dead Sea for a salty swim. This three-day tour includes all accommodations and transport, plus hotel pickup and drop-off in Amman. Some meals and all entrance fees are at your own expense. Private tour of Jordan highlights for up to 7 See the country’s natural side at Dana and Wadi Musa Enjoy a flexible mix of guided and independent time Overnight at Wadi Musa and a Wadi Rum Bedouin camp

Explore the wonders of Wadi Mujib, Jordan’s stunning canyon, on this full-day canyoning adventure. Navigate through narrow river passages, swim in vibrant turquoise pools, and climb small waterfalls using built-in ladders, all under the guidance of a professional canyoning expert. With a focus on safety and enjoyment, this experience is designed for active individuals who are comfortable in the water. Discover the natural beauty of the Siq Trail, where every step brings a new thrill. This unforgettable journey guarantees a mix of fun, adrenaline, and breathtaking scenery.

Escape the city and dive into Jordan’s wild side in Dana Nature Reserve, the country’s biggest and most diverse protected area. Hike through dramatic canyons, spot unique wildlife, and take in breathtaking views of Wadi Dana on trails that feel untouched and peaceful. 07:00–07:30 Pickup from Amman Hotel. Meet your English-speaking driver and depart south toward Dana (approx. 2.5-hour drive). 09:45–10:00 Arrival at Dana Village. Short orientation and hike preparation. 10:00–13:00 Guided Hiking Trek in Dana Reserve. Explore scenic trails with canyons, rock formations, native plants, wildlife, and views over Wadi Dana (moderate difficulty). 13:00–13:30 Rest break. Enjoy views and photos. 13:30–14:30 Lunch Stop (Optional). Local guesthouse or picnic-style (not included). 14:30–15:00 Cultural Walk in Dana Village. Explore traditional houses and village streets. 15:00–17:30 Return drive to Amman via scenic routes. 17:30–18:00 Hotel drop-off in Amman. End of tour.

Experience Jordan’s spectacular Wadi Mujib dry trail on this 5-hour guided hiking experience from Amman, with round-trip transport. Travel to this towering sandstone gorge in the Mujib Nature Reserve near the Dead Sea, and take this moderate hike along the ''Ibex Trail'' through the cliffs to lead to a Nubian Ibex enclosure at the Raddas ranger station, along a ridge with spectacular views of the Dead Sea. Relish the beauty and peace of the steep-sided ravine; watch for wildlife, and be ready to wade through this occasional experience.

Zarqa Ma'in is one of our most popular Canyons, this is due to it's adventurous nature and location, having some awesome rappels up to 45 meters, epic natural waterfalls.

Check off three Jordan highlights in just three nights on this private tour from Amman. Avoid the fuss of co-ordinating your own trip and explore, eat, sleep, and repeat at each destination with no hassle. Tour, enjoy dinner (own cost) and stay overnight in Wadi Rum; admire the rock city of Petra, and get a day free to sunbathe, snorkel, or scuba dive in Aqaba before returning to Amman. Accommodation, some meals, and private air-conditioned transport are included.

The most prominent feature in Petra is the Al-Khazneh, which means "the treasury". The sophisticated facade is carved out of a sandstone rock face, and it’s believed to be Nabatean King Aretas IV’s mausoleum in the 1st century A.D. Later on, it was named the treasury as it was believed to have contained treasures. In 1985, Petra was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it continues to attract over 1 million visitors every year. This is one of the top tourist attractions in Jordan. An adventurer's paradise, Wadi Rum the crown jewel of Jordan's ancient desert. Enjoy the desert from riding a Jeep, a camel or take a hike. "The Valley of the Moon" is full of stunning rock formations, fascinating rock art and a brilliant night sky to create a unique and worthwhile destination such as: Lawrence Spring, Khazali Canyon, Anfishiyyeh Inscriptions, Barrah Canyon, Burdah Rock Bridge, Um Fruth Rock Bridge, Seven Pillars of Wisdom and many more...