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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
Marriott (Amman)
Days Inn
Shepherd
Sadeen
Intercontinental Aqaba
 
 Restaurants in Jordan
Rovers Return
Wooden Sport
Faroujna
Big Fellow Irish Pub
Salute and Beer Garden
 

Wadi bin Hammad : a plesant days outing

Everybody enjoys a day at bin Hammad. No specialized equipment is necessary, and children can negotiate the terrain very easily, although the full trek is perhaps a bit far for them. It is about 6kms long, and to do it in both directions would probably need 5 or 6 hours at least. There is no way out from here, you have to come back to the starting point. You will be walking in the warm water for much of the time.
 
Just to the north of Kerak, turn west towards the village of Batir (the road is well signposted). This would cost about 10-15JD in a taxi. Here you might need to arrange a pick up truck to drive 10kms into the wadi (and pick you up later at an agreed time). A hot spring falls into an artificial pool, good for resting at the end of the trip. Almost immediately you are in a lush world with hanging gardens, palms and ferns growing wherever you look. You might see orchids and even sugarcane! Further down the cliffs are more visible, close together and brightly colored, and there is a spectacular arch where the overhang has joined - such a shame that it is impossible to take a photo here! At the end of this stretch after you pass a small waterfall to the south, you might turn back - you have passed the best parts.

 

 
 

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