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Wadi Hasa: "the big one"

Wadi 'Afra: the way out!

Wadi Himara : The highest waterfall in Jordan

Wadi bin Hammad: a pleasant day's outing

Wadi Kerak: bold and beautiful!

Wadi Feid: the canyon with 12 waterfalls!

Wadi Ghuweir: a wonderful walk

Wadi Sivagha: the Monastery trail

Wadi Mujib: the black gorge

Wadi Hudeira: from west to east in an afternoon

Wadi Weida'a : children love it!

 
 Hotels in Jordan
Janna Spa (Madaba)
Arwad
Geneva
Canary Hotel
Movenpick Nabatean Castle (petra)
 
 Restaurants in Jordan
Lebanese house Rest.
Rovers Return
The Balour Palace
La Piano Lounge
Pella Resthouse
 

Wadi Mujib: the black gorge

Drive about 30km south of the main Hotel Resort area along the coast, until you reach the Mujib Bridge, where a small Nature Reserve office is located. It is advisable to call in advance.

This is the only canyon generally known to newcomers to Jordan. It is under the authority of the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature who organizes regular visits there, which are strictly controlled and supervised. It is a strenuous hike, with black cliffs 200 meters high, waterfalls and rock pools.
 
You would need ropes and abseil equipment which are supplied by the RSCN, and are included in the price. It is necessary to book ahead of time and places on the trip are in great demand. The entrance is at the Dead Sea Mujib Bridge.

Hiking Trails: The Reserve has two main hiking trails:
1) The circular trail: allowing 4 groups a week with maximum 25 persons per group, starts 3 kilometers from the Mujib bridge along the Dead Sea and offers 5 to 6 hours of hiking and swimming through the Wadi Mujib system.

2) The lower trail: also starts from the same bridge and offers a 1 to 2 hour hike within the water system, including a swim at the big waterfall. Life jackets are provided by the Reserve's office. For those who appreciate nature and adventure, a hike through the Wadi system may prove to be a challenging exercise rejuvenating the body and the mind.

Site for Campers:
A designated campsite is available with a hosting capacity of 25 persons per day. It contains five large tents, barbecue grills and toilets for visitors and campers. A Reserve vehicle is provided to drop off luggage while campers walk to the camping area.

For more information and booking at Wadi Mujib please contact Wild Jordan:
Tel+962-6-4616523
Fax+962-6-4633657
email:tourism@rscn.org.jo

 
 

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