Jordan Deserts canyons Trips

Wow! Jordan is a must visit place, and that combined with an amazing guide in Salah just makes it extra special. This tour combines visiting some must see places with some scenic walks. The walks can be tough with walking on soft sand and also some large ascents/descents. They are worth it though! We had a small tour party of 7 which meant those who had paid the single supplement had their own tents at the camp sites. We even had a light and a electric socket in our tents. On occasions, there were clear skies at night with plenty of stars to look at. We also had some great sun sets. I've been to Pompeii but Jerash is another level of remains! Don't forget to get the Dead Sea mud applied. So much fun. There were early starts on most days, and the last day was particularly long but very worthwhile. Jordan is a friendly country and we felt completely safe. All the staff we met were very good with the main guide, Salah, was brilliant.

Absolutely brilliant holiday. Awesome hiking through Wadi Rum desert and Petra, gorgeous Bedouin camping experience, itinerary just right. The company makes it of course, and this was a great group led by a considerate, professional, experienced and entertaining guide named Saleh. Would highly recommend!

Amazing Adventure. Wadi Rum and Petra were incredible. The leader Saleh was very knowledgeable and paid attention to each of the group. He was very patient and helpful. Great sense of humour which brought the group closer. The itinary was great so it’s the two camps we stayed. I would absolutely recommend the trip!

I had a fabulous time in Jordan.Walking on soft sand in the desert was really tough and bonded the group beautifully.The Bedoin camps were magical - sleeping under the stars.We even rode camels.Petra was stunning and walking in the back route via the Monastry was amazing.The highlight for me was swimming in the Dead Sea and bathing in mud. An experience I will never forget.A visit to Jerash finished our tour which was a perfect mix of action and sites.I thoroughly recommend it.

The trip was very good value for money. The amount of places we saw and the people we met was great. The Jordanians are lovely people and the country is very safe. We got a very warm reception from Jordanians. A few practical tips for anyone thinking of going. You do not need sleeping bag liners, a filter bottle or a toilet roll. All bedding is provided in the camps, bottled water is supplied throughout the trip by the guide, there was always toilet paper at the camps and everywhere else. Do not fill your case with stuff you don’t need as I did. Do take a mug as tea/coffee is always available in the camps and handy to have for eco reasons. We had no mosquitos. Mid October weather was hot in the day and cooler, but not particularly cold, at night. The camping was tent/huts and we all had our own huts no sharing needed. They all had electric lights and at Petra there were plugs too. The food was copious and very nice plenty of salads and vegetables for any vegetarians. The days that dinner or lunch not included our guide took us to a local restaurant. A meal was 12 dinars so not expensive. No alcohol except in Madaba and Amman. Delicious lemon and mint drinks on offer. The camel ride at wadi rum was great fun. The walks were long but not much climbing as such and the terrain very sandy and scenery amazing. We had 14 people in our group. Several solo travellers so it is ok to go alone as all activities group ones. Our guide Zuhair was very helpful and informative. We were well looked after. I would recommend this trip the camping in the desert for 4 nights was wonderful.

We had such an amazing time. We usually travel independently but wanted to get as much in as possible in a short amount of time, and Explore was perfect. We had a great tour guide Zuhair and he brought the history to life with some often hilarious stories. If you’re in two minds about going just book it…it will not disappoint. Jordan is a wonderful country. Don’t be put off by the media coverage of the Middle East. Jordan is a safe country. We never once felt threatened there. The hiking is not hard, but you do need to be reasonably fit as the accumulation of fatigue after multiple days hiking in sand will catch up with you.