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Cycle the Jordan Trail to Petra

  • Jordan
  • 7 nights

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

What's Included?

  • Activities & Certified GuidesAll itinerary activities with expert, local, English-speaking guides and bike mechanics
  • All Accommodation3 nights in a hotel, 2 nights wild camping and 2 nights glamping in a Bedouin desert camps
  • MealsAll breakfasts, 6 lunches, 4 traditional Arabic dinners, plus snacks to keep you going while cycling
  • Transfers & Support VehicleAirport transfers and everything in between, including a support vehicle to carry your kit or hop into if your legs need a rest
  • Equipment, Permits & FeesScott Aspect 740 bikes; all your desert camping equipment; cycling permits and entry fees
  • Small Like-minded GroupsSolo-friendly by design, join our small n’ sociable groups of up to 14 like-minded, active and outdoorsy people

From…excluding flights

Highlights

  • Take on the most epic sections of the pioneering Jordan Bike Trail, all the way to the unmissable 'Rose City' of Petra – one of the Seven Wonders of the World

  • Cycle along the ancient paths of camel caravans to the majestic Wadi Rum, hopping in a desert Jeep in search of a spectacular sunset

  • Chill out by the Red Sea, and swim (or float!) in the Dead Sea – the lowest point on earth, famous for its healing properties

Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Arrive in Amman

    Hotel
    Twin share
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    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 14:00.

  2. Day 2

    And we're off!

    Driving
    3hrs
    Cycling
    4hrs · 40km · 640m up · 800m down
    Wild camping
    Twin or single tent
    All meals included
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    Over the next two days, you'll be cycling the most epic stages of the Jordan Bike Trail, a pioneering mixed-surface route that stretches 730km down the entire length of the country. First, from Madaba, you’ll jump in the minibus and head south to the Dana Nature Reserve, where you’ll get set up with your bike. You’ll hit the road in the late morning after enjoying some panoramic views of the reserve's rugged beauty. Pedal along the historic King’s Highway – an ancient trade route that has connected cultures for centuries. As you cycle, you'll pass through a landscape of rocky hills and distant desert plains passing by Shobak Castle, before you arrive to have lunch with a welcoming local Bedouin family, where you can enjoy traditional dishes and learn about their culture. In the afternoon, you’ll continue cycling along winding tracks around the mountains of Dana and Petra, to reach a special camping location in the wilderness, with sweeping views over the dramatic Wadi Araba.

    Day 3

    The long and winding road

    Cycling
    5hrs · 36km · 820m up · 1000m down
    Glamping
    Twin tent
    All meals included
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    After a substantial hummus-based breakfast, you’ll begin cycling straight from the wilderness camp, tackling a brief climb to rejoin the route to Petra. The trail continues crossing dry streams, then climbs to a track on the upper rim of the Araba Valley, offering magnificent expansive views of the distant Petra mountains. The route is proper wilderness riding with a mix of dirt tracks and gravel roads, all framed by the desert landscape. Later on, rejoin the King's Highway and soon after you can enjoy a winding descent towards the entrance of Little Petra. After a picnic lunch, you'll have time to explore this fascinating site on foot. Also known as Siq al-Barid, Little Petra is a Nabataean settlement also cut into the rock which served as a 'suburb' of the larger city of Petra. Later in the afternoon, you'll cycle back a short way to arrive at the Little Petra Bedouin Camp, the peaceful desert retreat where you'll spend the night. Lit by fire torches and scattered with traditional carpets, it’s a great place to unwind and share stories around the fire.

    Day 4

    To the rose red city of Petra

    Hiking
    3hrs · 12km · 200m up · 200m down
    Cycling
    2.5hrs · 34km · 330m up · 1350m down
    Wild camping
    Twin or single tent
    All meals included
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    Today starts early with a spectacular hike to Petra, one of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites. You’ll take the lesser-known 'backdoor' route to enter the city, winding on ancient pathways alongside rugged canyons and up rocky steps. You will have a little time to explore the sites and learn all about its ancient past with a local specialist guide before leaving the same way, usually in the early afternoon. Following a short jeep transfer to the village of Rajif, the next part of your journey begins. You’ll get back on your bike for an off-road adventure, descending through dirt roads that wind down toward Wadi Rum. You’ll find yourself cycling through the vast expanse of desert as you approach your wild campsite. Run by a local Bedouin family, they’ll prepare traditional meals for you to tuck into. As night falls, you can either climb into your tent or grab your mattress and sleep open-air – highly recommended for star-gazing fans.

    Day 5

    Cross the 'Desert Highway' to Wadi Rum

    Cycling
    6hrs · 60km · 400m up · 450m down
    Glamping
    Twin share
    All meals included
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    Today 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. As you make your way toward Wadi Rum, the landscape gradually shifts from rocky desert to wide, open sandy plains, and you’ll start to see the iconic sandstone buttes of Wadi Rum in the distance. Upon reaching Wadi Rum, you’ll jump into a desert Jeep to explore the valleys, canyons, and gorges that make up this desert playground – hiking and scrambling is the only way to do it! Bed down in a luxurious Bedouin camp to enjoy the comforts of glamping under the stars.

    Day 6

    To the Red Sea

    Cycling
    4hrs · 40km · 200m up · 400m down
    Driving
    1.5hrs
    Hotel
    Twin share
    Breakfast and lunch included
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    It’s your final day on the bike. A Jeep will transfer you out of camp and from there, you'll cycle across the desert mudflats surrounding Wadi Rum, soaking up the vast desert landscape as you continue your journey south. The terrain here is unique, with hard-packed, flat stretches of desert earth making for a fast and exhilarating ride. It’s time to leave the desert behind and 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.

    Day 7

    Float away...

    Driving
    5 hrs
    Hotel
    Twin share
    Breakfast and lunch included
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    Having reached the southern tip of the country, it’s time to start the journey back north. Today is a scenic road trip, making a few stops at key points of interest and reaching 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. You'll then continue on to Amman for the night.

  8. Day 8

    Back to the airport

    Breakfast included
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    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.

Practical Stuff

Getting There

Nearest airport
Queen Alia International Airport (AMM)
Pick up
Queen Alia International Airport, Amman
Catch any flight to arrive on Day 1
Drop off
Queen Alia International Airport, Amman
Depart any time on Day 8

Detailed Logistics

Transfers

Arrival transfers from Amman airport to the hotel in Madaba are included for any time you choose to arrive on Day 1 or Day 2 of the tour (some flights arrive after midnight so fall in the early hours of Day 2). Departure transfers from the final hotel to Amman airport are included for any time you choose to depart on Day 8. If you need a transfer on other days then your host can arrange a private transfer for you, at additional cost. See the Optional Extras section for prices.

Travel options

There are frequent flights to Amman from airports in the UK and Europe. Choose any flight to arrive on Day 1 and depart on Day 8 – or extend your stay if you wish. Some flights arrive shortly after midnight – if you arrive in Amman in the early hours of Day 2, then your room will be ready and waiting for you but if your flight arrives in the early hours of Day 1, you will need to book an extra night's accommodation before the tour as rooms are not usually available for check-in until the afternoon. Your host can arrange an additional night of accommodation, subject to availability. See the Optional Extras section for more prices.

Trip level explained

Level 4

Moderate-Challenging

While the terrain can be undulating and dramatic, this trip is designed for cyclists with a decent base level of fitness – comfortable cycling around 45km a day on consecutive days. You’ll enjoy smooth stretches of quiet tarmac and sweeping gravel tracks that cut through stunning desert landscapes. Whilst the distances aren't considerable, there is around 2.5km of uphill to tackle over the course of the trip. The most challenging day is Day 3, which covers around 860m of elevation gain in a relatively short ride of 36km. Some preparation rides on uneven, undulating terrain, such as gravel and dirt roads, will enhance your overall experience.

The ability to ride simple off-road descents is essential, so some basic off-road bike handling techniques are required, along with a bit of stamina and a sense of adventure. The heat can also also add to the difficulty, but if the sun gets too intense or your legs need a break, the support vehicle is always nearby to jump in for a bit of respite.

For more guidance, check out our article on how to choose the right level of cycling trip (opens in new tab) for you.

Style of Riding: Mixed Terrain This trip offers a varied riding experience across both paved and unpaved surfaces on a mountain bike. You'll mostly ride on wide gravel tracks and hard-packed dirt paths that can be bumpy or uneven in places. You'll also follow some quiet roads that are largely smooth with the occasional pothole, crack, or rough patch. There is also a mixture of gradients, including undulating rides, flats, downhill and uphill sections (sometimes short and steep!).

Terrain Breakdown 60% on gravel/dirt tracks 30% on roads 10% on packed sand

Want to sharpen your off-road skills — including handling climbs, descents and loose terrain? Check out our weekend adventure Intro to Off-Road Riding (opens in new tab), in the beautiful Chiltern Hills.

What will I need to carry?

All your accommodation is pre-booked, and your luggage is transferred from one point to the next. As everything will be transported by the support vehicle which there will be access to throughout the day you can cycle completely unburdened. We do suggest bringing a small bumbag or bag that can be attached to your handlebars for carrying essential items like money, phone, sun cream and a snack. The van also carries tools and spare bike bits if needed.

Climate Factors To Consider

This trip visits locations where daytime temperatures can be extremely high during the times of year when this trip operates. High humidity and limited access to shade can also be factors, and warm temperatures can continue into the nighttime, which additionally influence the body’s ability to cool down. Personal care should be taken to keep as cool as possible in the conditions, such as wearing appropriate clothing and proper hydration. Very high temperatures can impair an individual’s physical abilities to perform an activity that they may otherwise be able to do competently at cooler temperatures. People may experience symptoms associated with dehydration and Heat Stroke (opens in new tab). Your guide(s) are trained to mitigate the risks associated with high temperatures, by carefully managing the intensity of the activity, and to provide the appropriate support response should someone feel ill during the trip. Should you experience health issues during your trip you should inform your guide immediately so the proper care can be provided.

Remote environment: factors to consider

Some parts of this trip take place in areas where access to medical facilities and emergency services may be limited. This may mean that reaching medical care takes longer than you might normally expect, or that local medical facilities have fewer resources than those you may be used to at home.

If someone becomes unwell or injured, initial treatment may be provided locally before onward travel to a larger hospital or city for further care. Evacuation could involve changing the planned route or using different forms of transport to reach appropriate medical facilities. Mobile phone coverage may also be intermittent in some locations.

Your guide is trained to manage situations in remote environments and will monitor the group and respond appropriately if any issues arise. However, it’s important that you let your guide know straight away if you feel unwell or experience any health concerns during the trip.

Before booking, consider your personal health and ability to travel in locations where access to medical care may be delayed. If you have any pre-existing medical conditions or concerns, we recommend seeking advice from a medical professional and discussing them with your host before travelling.

All travellers must have suitable travel insurance that covers the activities included in the trip and emergency medical evacuation if required.

What is and isn't Included?

What's included

  • Guided ride through the Dana Biosphere Reserve
  • Guided ride along the upper rim of the Araba Valley
  • Short visit to Little Petra
  • Guided hike into Petra
  • Guided tour of Petra
  • Guided ride to Wadi Rum
  • Explore the desert in a Jeep
  • Guided ride on the desert mudflats
  • Visit the Dead Sea

  • Expert, local, English-speaking guides and bike mechanics

  • 3 nights in cosy, local hotels
  • 2 nights wild camping
  • 2 nights glamping in Bedouin desert camps

  • All (7) tasty breakfasts, to fuel you up each day
  • All (6) buffet-style lunches
  • 4 traditional Arabic dinners
  • Snacks while cycling

  • Arrival transfers from Amman Airport at any time on Day 1
  • Departure transfers to Amman Airport at any time on Day 8
  • All transfers throughout the trip

  • Scott Aspect 740 bikes
  • All your desert camping equipment

  • All permits and entry fees to the sites

  • A desert truck to carry all your overnight kit

  • To hop into if your legs need a rest

Where You'll Stay

Looking for a private room? See Optional Extras for details and pricing.

  • Mosaic City Hotel, Madaba, Jordan - Photo: Host (Experience Jordan)

    Madaba

    Stay

    Madaba

    During your overnight stay in Madaba, you will usually be tucked up in the cosy Mosaic City Hotel. This family-run hotel offers a friendly welcome in the centre of ‘the city of mosaics’ and is within walking distance to the main sights. Occasionally the group may be accommodated at another property of a similar standard.

  • Camp fire, Wild Camping in the desert, Jordan

    Wilderness Camping

    Stay

    Wilderness Camping

    Experience a side of Jordan that most other visitors never will see, wild camping in the desert beneath starry skies. The tents will be set up for you by your host team, and solo travellers will get their own tent by default for a little more privacy. Tents are equipped with a foam mattress, bed sheet, pillow, pillow case and a blanket. Whilst not essential, your host suggests that you bring your own sleeping bag – see the Kitlist for details. A ‘washroom’ tent and a toilet tent equipped with a sit-down toilet are also provided.

  • Little Petra

    Stay

    Little Petra

    You’ll spend one night in a Bedouin desert fixed camp in Little Petra, just 5km from Petra itself. Each spacious tent is furnished with beds, mattresses, blankets and pillows, with showers and toilets available nearby. You'll be treated to traditional Bedouin cuisine for dinner, and the camp is the perfect place for a spot of star-gazing and watching the sun rise the next morning.

  • Rainbow Camp, Wadi Rum, Jordan - Photo: Host/Experience Jordan

    Wadi Rum

    Stay

    Wadi Rum

    Whilst in Wadi Rum you’ll stay at Rainbow Camp, a Bedouin fixed camp nestled into the vast expanse of the desert with several communal areas for dining, sitting by camp fires and chilling outside. The tents are large, square canvas tents with raised beds, mattresses and furniture in each, and there is a shower and toilet block available too. If you would like to take your mattress outside to a nearby dune to sleep under the stars, let your guide know as this can be arranged.

  • Aqaba

    Stay

    Aqaba

    On the coast of Jordan's Red Sea you'll stay one night at the 4-star My Luxury Hotel. The hotel has a rooftop restaurant with fantastic views over the Aqaba skyline, plus an outdoor pool if you haven't had your fill of swimming the Red Sea during the day. You'll stay in twin-share rooms with ensuite bathrooms (unless you have requested a double room or a private room upgrade). Occasionally the group may be accommodated at another property of a similar standard.

  • Dining Room, Toledo Hotel, Amman, Jordan - Photo: Host (Experience Jordan)

    Amman

    Stay

    Amman

    In Amman, you will usually stay at the Toledo Hotel, a modern hotel chosen for its excellent location in the heart of the city and known for its great service. You’ll stay in bright, elegant rooms that have air conditioning and WiFi, on a twin-share basis.

What You'll Eat

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. Dinner (where not included) will be at local restaurants and will cost approx $15-$20pp. Your gu…

Food and Dietary info

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. 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 accompaniments of hummus, mtabbal (fried eggplant) and salad. Dinner at the Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum is a real experience; here they serve the famous zarb – this dish consists of 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 when booking.

Optional Extras

Pre/Post Trip Accommodation

Accommodation in Amman (Single)
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Accommodation in Amman (Twin/Double)
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Accommodation in Madaba (Single)
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Accommodation in Madaba (Twin/Double)
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Upgrades

Optional Private Room and Tent Upgrade
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Your host will provide private tents as standard while wild camping on Days 2 and 4 (without additional charge). However, for solo travellers looking for their own space for the full duration of the trip, an optional solo upgrade at the hotels and Bedouin camps can be booked for an extra charge, see Optional Extras for the price. Please request this at the time of booking, as this is subject to availability.

Transfers

Private Airport Transfer to/from Amman or Madaba Hotel (one way)
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To request any extras, message your host via your Much Better Adventures account once you have booked your trip.

All extras must be paid before your trip starts.

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  • Amrit F.

    A brilliant adventure from start to finish. While it was colder than expected for December, the trip was incredibly rewarding and well supported throughout. Our guide, Laith, was excellent — informative, calm and flexible, adapting the itinerary smoothly when weather conditions changed. The support team were fantastic, with Anas keeping us fuelled by the support van with plenty of snacks — I was never hungry. The first couple of days were challenging with a mix of road, off-road riding and climbs, but it became easier as the trip went on. The sunsets at the Wadi camp were stunning, the group was a great mix of ages, and finishing with time by the beach was perfect for recovery. A well-organised, friendly and memorable adventure that I’d highly recommend.

  • Valerie O.

    Petra to Jordan cycle trip

  • Melanie S.

    We had an amazing week in Jordan lead by the fantastic Laith. The first two days were a nice push on the bikes, with some uphill climbs but we were kept fuelled by snacks and stops for everyone to make sure they felt they could go at their own pace. The food from local hosts was lovely, hummus, falafel, rice, pitta, chicken. It rained on our day in Petra which meant our cycle was cancelled that afternoon but this meant we had lots of time to wander around ourselves which was great. The hotels we stayed in were great, good breakfast choices, clean, WiFi, and hot showers for our cold temperatures! The camping in wadi rum was very cold but that was only because of our time of year and we were given blankets but my heat pads were a life saver. I’d recommend anyone going in winter to plan for colder than what they think. I had an incredible trip and have made memories to last a lifetime.

  • Peter O.

    This really is a magnificent adventure made even better by our tour guide (Laith) who was very knowledgeable and gave good explanations of the cycling along the way. We had some rain along the way and Laith improvised to make everything work as well as possible. The group was great and aged between 29 to early 60’s. The first two days of cycling were challenging but very doable with a reasonable to good level of fitness. The support car was there if needed and Anas also provided great dried fruit snacks to keep energy levels up. Apart from the cycling, Petra, Wadi Run and the Red & Dead Sea were great to experience towards the end of the tour. I stayed a couple of extra days in Amman and found a rooftop bar called La Calle on Rainbow street for anyone requiring a couple of well deserved beers after all the cycling.

  • Daniel N.

    I booked this trip last minute so didn’t really know what to expect, it exceeded all my expectations. The Jordanian people were extremely welcoming , the scenery was amazing, the food, company and accommodation was excellent m. Everything was made better by our guide Laith who made the experience a memorable one, a true credit to his country. Highly recommend.

  • Harry B.

    The trip was amazing, super well organised and the group was great too. Furat our guide was excellent, knowledgable and good fun. Would high recommend.

  • Tina S.

    Not sure where to start regarding the Cycle the Jordan Trail to Petra as the whole experience from start to finish was second to none. The organisation, the support, the food, the accommodation, the Jordanian people were all first class. I was a solo female traveller and I felt 100% safe and the whole group dynamic was perfect. Lots of people who are all doing the same thing. If you are thinking about booking … just do it. I totally recommend this trip. You will not regret it and you’ll have an amazing adventure in 🇯🇴 Jordan. Lots of people I know are now interested in booking.

  • Stephanie Y.

    Our cycling adventure through Jordan was exceptional from beginning to end. Every day offered something unforgettable, from sweeping desert landscapes to winding mountain roads that challenged and inspired us in equal measure. The views were absolutely epic — vast canyons, ancient sites, and stunning stretches of open road that made every mile worth it. The food throughout the trip was outstanding, giving us a real taste of Jordanian hospitality and culture. After long days on the bikes, sharing delicious meals with the group became one of the highlights. A huge part of what made the experience so special was our guide, Furat. He was knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely passionate about showing us the best of his country. His support and encouragement kept the group motivated, and his enthusiasm made every moment more enjoyable. I would wholeheartedly recommend this cycling trip to anyone looking for adventure, breath taking scenery, and a truly memorable experience in Jordan.

  • Richard H.

    Fantastic trip to Jordan! I definitely recommend this trip - it was very well organised. Our guide, Furat, was incredibly friendly, patient and professional. There was a good balance between being active and chance to relax and explore. The cycling itself was a mix of road and gravel with sand and mudflat also thrown in! The food was really fresh and delicious, and our accommodation was comfortable and clean. Really enjoyed Wadi Rum, Petra and our time camping. . . But there were so many highlights! I would absolutely do this trip again.

  • Tracy O.

    From the moment I arrived in Jordan it was magical . The mosaic hotel staff were so friendly and the hotel lovely . Meet our tour group on the Saturday evening and a great evening in a cave restaurant. Tour began on Sunday morning and everyday was just a new adventure. Farak was so knowledgeable and a great guide. Nothing was too much bother. The tour , food, biking camping everything and the group just got on so well . I would need a book to write about all the experiences. Was way above my expectations . Thank you Farak . Can’t wait to do another tour .

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  • Cold, Challenging — and Completely Worth It

    Amrit F. January 2026
    A brilliant adventure from start to finish. While it was colder than expected for December, the trip was incredibly rewarding and well supported throughout. Our guide, Laith, was excellent — informative, calm and flexible, adapting the itinerary smoothly when weather conditions changed. The support team were fantastic, with Anas keeping us fuelled by the support van with plenty of snacks — I was never hungry. The first couple of days were challenging with a mix of road, off-road riding and climbs, but it became easier as the trip went on. The sunsets at the Wadi camp were stunning, the group was a great mix of ages, and finishing with time by the beach was perfect for recovery. A well-organised, friendly and memorable adventure that I’d highly recommend.

  • Petra to Jordan cycle trip

    Valerie O. December 2025
    Petra to Jordan cycle trip

  • December Desert Trip

    Melanie S. December 2025
    We had an amazing week in Jordan lead by the fantastic Laith. The first two days were a nice push on the bikes, with some uphill climbs but we were kept fuelled by snacks and stops for everyone to make sure they felt they could go at their own pace. The food from local hosts was lovely, hummus, falafel, rice, pitta, chicken. It rained on our day in Petra which meant our cycle was cancelled that afternoon but this meant we had lots of time to wander around ourselves which was great. The hotels we stayed in were great, good breakfast choices, clean, WiFi, and hot showers for our cold temperatures! The camping in wadi rum was very cold but that was only because of our time of year and we were given blankets but my heat pads were a life saver. I’d recommend anyone going in winter to plan for colder than what they think. I had an incredible trip and have made memories to last a lifetime.

  • A wonderful adventure!!

    Peter O. December 2025
    This really is a magnificent adventure made even better by our tour guide (Laith) who was very knowledgeable and gave good explanations of the cycling along the way. We had some rain along the way and Laith improvised to make everything work as well as possible. The group was great and aged between 29 to early 60’s. The first two days of cycling were challenging but very doable with a reasonable to good level of fitness. The support car was there if needed and Anas also provided great dried fruit snacks to keep energy levels up. Apart from the cycling, Petra, Wadi Run and the Red & Dead Sea were great to experience towards the end of the tour. I stayed a couple of extra days in Amman and found a rooftop bar called La Calle on Rainbow street for anyone requiring a couple of well deserved beers after all the cycling.

  • Great trip

    Daniel N. December 2025
    I booked this trip last minute so didn’t really know what to expect, it exceeded all my expectations. The Jordanian people were extremely welcoming , the scenery was amazing, the food, company and accommodation was excellent m. Everything was made better by our guide Laith who made the experience a memorable one, a true credit to his country. Highly recommend.

  • An Amazing Adventure in Jordan

    Harry B. December 2025
    The trip was amazing, super well organised and the group was great too. Furat our guide was excellent, knowledgable and good fun. Would high recommend.

  • Awesome adventure

    Tina S. December 2025
    Not sure where to start regarding the Cycle the Jordan Trail to Petra as the whole experience from start to finish was second to none. The organisation, the support, the food, the accommodation, the Jordanian people were all first class. I was a solo female traveller and I felt 100% safe and the whole group dynamic was perfect. Lots of people who are all doing the same thing. If you are thinking about booking … just do it. I totally recommend this trip. You will not regret it and you’ll have an amazing adventure in 🇯🇴 Jordan. Lots of people I know are now interested in booking.

  • Awesome adventure

    Stephanie Y. December 2025
    Our cycling adventure through Jordan was exceptional from beginning to end. Every day offered something unforgettable, from sweeping desert landscapes to winding mountain roads that challenged and inspired us in equal measure. The views were absolutely epic — vast canyons, ancient sites, and stunning stretches of open road that made every mile worth it. The food throughout the trip was outstanding, giving us a real taste of Jordanian hospitality and culture. After long days on the bikes, sharing delicious meals with the group became one of the highlights. A huge part of what made the experience so special was our guide, Furat. He was knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely passionate about showing us the best of his country. His support and encouragement kept the group motivated, and his enthusiasm made every moment more enjoyable. I would wholeheartedly recommend this cycling trip to anyone looking for adventure, breath taking scenery, and a truly memorable experience in Jordan.

  • Fantastic trip to Jordan! I

    Richard H. December 2025
    Fantastic trip to Jordan! I definitely recommend this trip - it was very well organised. Our guide, Furat, was incredibly friendly, patient and professional. There was a good balance between being active and chance to relax and explore. The cycling itself was a mix of road and gravel with sand and mudflat also thrown in! The food was really fresh and delicious, and our accommodation was comfortable and clean. Really enjoyed Wadi Rum, Petra and our time camping. . . But there were so many highlights! I would absolutely do this trip again.

  • Lifetime memories

    Tracy O. December 2025
    From the moment I arrived in Jordan it was magical . The mosaic hotel staff were so friendly and the hotel lovely . Meet our tour group on the Saturday evening and a great evening in a cave restaurant. Tour began on Sunday morning and everyday was just a new adventure. Farak was so knowledgeable and a great guide. Nothing was too much bother. The tour , food, biking camping everything and the group just got on so well . I would need a book to write about all the experiences. Was way above my expectations . Thank you Farak . Can’t wait to do another tour .

  • We had an exceptional experience

    Alyson Y. December 2025
    We had an exceptional experience from start to finish. The food was consistently great, the accommodation was perfectly comfortable and the cycle support was excellent throughout the journey. Our guide, Furat, was truly outstanding. His deep knowledge was shared with ease and he made every conversation engaging and comfortable, no matter the topic. He was a fantastic ambassador for MBA and for Jordan. His professionalism and warmth greatly enhanced the entire trip. We couldn’t have asked for a better guide or a more memorable adventure.

  • Just do it!

    Roger B. December 2025
    Jordan is an incredible place and Much Better Adventures make the trip stress free, educational and packed with highlights. Furat was a great guide who taught us so much about Jordan, the culture, the history, the food and the religion. He was also a good peloton leader, taking the headwinds on for the rest of us! Highly recommended.

  • Amazing Trip

    Anael P. December 2025
    I recently enjoyed this incredible cycling trip through Jordan, and it was truly unforgettable! The scenery was absolutely stunning, and every aspect of the journey was organised to perfection. A heartfelt thank you to Furat, our brilliant guide, whose extensive knowledge and meticulous planning made the experience seamless. Furat’s professionalism and warm approach ensured we felt supported and informed throughout. I would highly recommend this adventure to anyone seeking a well-structured and enriching experience.

  • Magical cycle through Jordan

    Nicholas c. December 2025
    My first trip with much better adventures as blown me away in several aspects. From excallent value for money to wonderful camps, outstanding hospitallity to stunning scenary. I cant recomend enough, ive had an experience and a half and cant wait to jump on another much better adventures trip. It was well organised.

  • The best way to see Jordan

    Sarah K. November 2025
    Really good itinerary with a good balance of cycling and cultural activities. Authentic food and accommodation throughout. Well maintained bikes and a mix of asphalt, gravel, some deepish sand and some hard packed mud flats. Did about 2. 5hrs moving time cycling each day. Group had to ride slowly together on main roads but we were allowed to press on and wait once off-road. Plenty of snacks and support vehicle followed unobtrusively throughout. Would definitely do this again.

  • Fantastic

    Claire M. November 2025
    Fantastic week in Jordan, extremely well organised and our guide: Furat was excellent. Will definitely be booking with MBA again

  • Everything I hoped for and more

    Hilary S. November 2025
    This trip was more than just a holiday to me is was a big challenge and one that delivered on all levels. From the minute the trip started right to the end it was so well organised. Our trip leader Furat was amazing, so full of knowledge and fun, Ahmed our support person was fantastic always there to check our bikes were ok, to having great snacks and endless water supply waiting for us at our stop points. The trip was amazing with breathtaking scenery and memorable sunrise and sunsets. The riding was hard at times but the training I put in before paid dividends. I also met such lovely like-minded people who were fun to be around so we laughed so much. The accommodation were lovely and especially loved the wild camping.

  • What a fantastic trip! Great

    Sara C. November 2025
    What a fantastic trip! Great food, accommodation, organisation, and people! First wild campsite in the mountains has great views. Plenty of stops for refuelling on dried dates, apricots, pineapple, kiwi, ginger, nuts, bananas, and mini snickers! The bungalows set amongst the rocks in Little Petra are lovely, with great facilities such as hot showers, much needed after the wild camp the night before. Memorable walk into Petra past the monastery and all the way down the gorge. Fab views. Wadi Rum is beautiful, with an optional camel ride early to watch the sunrise. Very comfortable accommodation again with showers. You won’t want to leave! Don’t expect lazy mornings though, this trip is full on, up early to cram as much Jordan in as possible! I was pretty disappointed with the Dead Sea, it’s very warm but smells like Worthing beach on a hot day! Wasn’t particularly inviting and the swimming area was tiny. I’d rather have a trip to see the Jerash ruins north of Amman. But that is the only thing I’d change.

  • Incredible!

    Ben V. November 2025
    This was my first ever Much Better Adventures trip and it completely blew me away. Cycling across Jordan was the perfect mix of challenge, culture and jaw-dropping scenery. Our guide Furat and support driver Ahamed were exceptional, knowledgeable, funny, and always appearing at exactly the right moment with snacks, stories or encouragement. The itinerary was incredibly well thought out, with something happening at all times, yet it never felt rushed. Even better, there were a few brilliant surprises along the way that weren’t mentioned in the trip notes. The riding itself was unforgettable: sweeping descents, long desert highways, stretches across dried mud flats, and fun off-road sections that kept every day interesting and varied. Approaching Petra via the quiet backdoor entrance was a huge highlight, as were the nights in remote Bedouin camps with sunsets, campfires and endless tea. The food was delicious throughout, and the warm Jordanian hospitality made everything feel easy. Finishing with a float in the Dead Sea and exploring vibrant downtown Amman was the perfect ending. The group dynamic was brilliant too, lots of laughs, shared suffering on the climbs, and a real sense of adventure together. If you’re considering this trip: absolutely do it. As a first MBA experience, it couldn’t have been better, and I’ve already booked my next one.

  • Amazing adventure

    Simon H. November 2025
    I'm 63 years old and this was the best ever organised adventure I've ever been on. Yes it was physically difficult but so rewarding. The support team were without fault and hyper organised. Our lead guide Farhat was amazing and nothing was too much trouble for him. I strongly recommend the Jordan trip to people of any age.

  • Incredible way to see Jordan

    Jonathan W. November 2025
    Have just returned from a November trip led by Furat. What an amazing experieince. Everything ran incredible smoothly and the people we were with (from their 20s to 60s) were such fun. I haven't laughed that much in ages. It was magical to see Petra and Little Petra, but there's so much more to the trip. Riding off the beaten track, seeing Beduoin people living in the hills, staying in remote areas, eating with food cooked by locals. It was so much more authentic then being bused about to the main sites. The cycling was hard at times and we were kept very busy, but the feeling on accompanishment was fabulous. I had a bad knee, so had to spend some of the time in the support truck. THis was easily arranged and I could jump in and out as needed. Ahmed drove the support trruck and not only looked after the bikes brilliantly, but was also very kind to me and very popular because of the delicious snacks he produced. Thanks team it was amazing!

  • What an incredible trip!

    Mark C. November 2025
    What an incredible trip! Jordan is an amazing country, and this biking tour was the perfect way to experience it. A huge thank you to our guide, Laith, and our bike tech, Ahmad, who were both fantastic and made sure everything ran smoothly. The biking was tough at times, but the feeling of accomplishment and the incredible views were totally worth it. The bikes were top-notch, which made a big difference. Laith’s love for his country is so genuine, and it really rubbed off on all of us. And it wasn't just about the biking – the trips to Petra, the Red Sea, and the Dead Sea were all amazing and so well-planned. I left Jordan with a full heart and a new appreciation for this beautiful place.

  • A Much Better Adventure

    Derek W. November 2025
    What a fantastic trip. After reading all the previous reviews I had high expectations and these were surpassed. The trip was actually brilliant. The organisation was top notch, the group dynamic worked very well and our guide for the trip Laith was absolutely outstanding. His genuine love for Jordan and his culture were infectious. His knowledge and enthusiasm helped make it such a great trip. He was a real hero and worked tirelessly to ensure the trip went well. Along with Ahmed our support mechanical and the Bedoiun hosts we met through the trip, all added to how good the trip was. The cycling was quite tough in places but never not doable. The climbs givingbway to outstanding views. The wild camping spots were breathtaking and the Bedoiun camps comfortable and friendly. Petra was a highlight as was the Red Sea and the Dead Sea but the whole trip was spectacular. A fantastic adventure!

  • Outstanding

    Lisa R. November 2025
    I wanted an adventure, I certainly had it. I cannot speak highly enough of this trip, the organisation and attention to detail was second to none. The itinerary has been arranged perfectly. I did not know what to expect, but I discovered that Jordan is a beautiful country with wonderfully friendly people. The scenery is epic and vast, I went to see Petra, but fell in love with Wadi Rum. This surprised me as I’m not a desert person, it was utterly magical and the highlight for me. A place I will remember for years to come. The accommodation was perfect, the camping was fun and better than I expected. The glamping was very welcome and the hotels were ace. Our guide, Furat is incredibly passionate about his country and culture and this shows in how he enlightened us as to the many traditions, history and customs of Jordan. It was a pleasure to learn so much from him. Ahmed steadfastly drove the support vehicle, always at a discreet distance, I never felt rushed and the subsequent and frequent snack stops were on point. . I never knew I liked dates! With regard to personal safety, not once did I feel at risk from anyone or from anything else currently going on in the region. My first MBA adventure, I know it will not be my last, I cannot wait for the next one. .

  • An unforgettable two-wheeled adventure

    Emma J. November 2025
    Had great fun on this trip in Jordan. From the moment we started, our guide Laith and Ahmed on the support crew were professional and helpful but also warm and welcoming. They made sure we had frequent water and snack stops and everything we needed to enjoy the cycling. The hospitality of the Jordanian people really stood out - everywhere we went we were met with friendly smiles and delicious Jordanian tea. The trip covers a variety of landscape and different experiences - from cycling in the desert to floating in the Dead Sea and, of course, the wonder of Petra. The cycling itself was a mix of road and off-road and the distances were all very manageable. Cleats aren't particularly helpful - there aren't many climbs and they do not help when you hit the sandy sections

  • Five stars +++

    Claire B. November 2025
    Everything flawlessly organized. The scenery is spectacular and it was a good balance of activities while also learning a lot about the culture and history. I absolutely loved this trip and can't heap enough praise on our guide, Laith. The terrain was more challenging than I expected and you need to be competent on a mountain bike incl downhill. Distances are perfect. Thanks MBA team for a wonderful holiday!

  • Kings Trail Jordan.

    David R. November 2025
    An amazing adventure!!! Laith our tour guide was amazing and very knowledgeable with Jordan and its history, Ahmad the driver was always there at the back it the truck with fresh water and delicious treats and always on hand to fettle with the bikes to ensure a smooth ride. A very well organised adventure holiday, will recommend and hopefully sample other holidays you have on offer.

  • A wonderful week of adventure and discovery

    Ian W. November 2025
    Had an absolutely fantastic time cycling the Jordan trail last week. The cycling itself is a mixture of on road (both flat sections and up and downhills) gravel riding and some genuine off road parts and competent cyclists should be fine to tackle the distances. There are regular stops to re-group and explain upcoming sections with a large amount of snacks handed out (very important) as well as ample mechanical support and guidance. Our guide Laith was fabulous and managed the varying levels of cycling ability with skill and ease alongside excellent insights into the history of the country and the interesting sights along the way. Would absolutely recommend.

  • Absolutely Brilliant

    Adam W. October 2025
    Fantastic tour. Great value for money. Laith was a great guide and an absolute credit to MBA. The scenery was absolutely spectacular. Highly recommend.

  • Dead Sea to Red Sea.

    Graham W. October 2025
    I would like to thank Laith, Ahmad and Abdula for making this trip unforgettable. Laith’s ability to bring history alive is impressive and Ahmad’s support with water and snacks stops was very much appreciated. The trip was awesome. We pushed hard on some hills and were rewarded with some great descents. Jordan has mountains,Desert,Sea and very friendly people. I would certainly recommend this trip to any adventurer.

Before You Travel

What to Pack

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Know before you go! Some stuff we'll provide, other things you'll need to bring.

Kit List

What do I need to bring?
SLEEPING

3-season sleeping bag (Apr-May or Sep-Oct) or 4-season sleeping bag (Nov-Mar) (this is optional – mattresses, bedding and pillows are provided while camping)
Sleeping bag liner (optional)

CYCLE KIT
  • Helmet (required)
  • Cycling shoes (bring your own pedals if using cleats)
  • Saddle, if you would rather use your own (these will be fitted to the bike for you)
  • Gel saddle cover (optional)
  • Bumbag for riding (optional)
  • Reusable water bottles: we recommended that you bring cycling water bottles that fit into standard bottle cages on bikes (500ml, 600ml or 750ml)
CLOTHES

Padded cycling shorts
Sports top or cycling jersey
Fleece jacket or similar jacket for the evenings
Rain and windproof lightweight jacket
Trousers/leggings for the evenings
Cycling gloves
Buff or neck scarf
T-shirts
Underwear and socks Sleepwear Sunglasses and sunhat
Sandals
Hiking trainers or boots for hike into Petra

FOR NOV-MAR TRIPS ONLY

A down jacket
Set of thermals (merino wool is best)
Hat
Gloves

OTHER

Duffel bag, rucksack or soft suitcase (max. 80L) Swimwear (for hotels/beach)
Quick-dry travel towel Universal travel adapter
Power bank or solar charger
Passports (and visas)
Travel insurance documents
Earplugs
Suncream
Headtorch or small torch Personal first-aid kit Personal items (biodegradable toiletries, sanitary wear etc)
Toilet kit (toilet paper, biodegradable bags to carry paper out to dispose of) Alcohol hand-gel
Reusable water bottle
Energy bars and snacks

FAQs

It's no secret that we love cycling and many of us at HQ think it's the best way to see a country; however, we realise that organising your own trip can be a total faff. On our cycling trips, we've found a local guide who has put together a perfect route and will navigate for you all the way. We send a van that transports your overnight luggage, as well as providing high-quality bikes and delicious snacks to keep you going. Faff eliminated! All you have to do is turn up, pedal and take in the landscape with your fellow tourers. You don't need to be a lycra-clad 'roadie' although they're welcome too!

Have a read of our article on cycling difficulty levels for further information on selecting the right level of bike adventure for you.

You'll be riding Scott Aspect 740 bikes. These are light hardtail aluminium mountain bikes - perfect for riding on-road and for the gravel tracks over the desert. You'll need to let your host know your height, to ensure the correct frame size is supplied.

The bikes are equipped with one water bottle cage. They all come with standard flat pedals and unisex saddles. If you would rather pack your own saddle and pedals (including SPDs), please do and these will be fitted for you.

Yes, you will cycle point to point during the trip. Each day, you'll travel from one location to the next, cycling along the Jordan trail through nature reserves and desert landscapes, from Madaba to Wadi Rum.

The support vehicle will have large containers of water that you are able to top your water bottles up with. Most hotels will also provide safe drinking water so bring a refillable bottle, it will be used well.

We recommend booking more than 31 days in advance to guarantee your spot on the trip. However, if requesting to book between 31 and 15 days in advance your host will need to check accommodation availability before accepting your booking (please do not book flights until your booking has been confirmed by the host). Unfortunately it is not possible to book this particular tour within 14 days of departure as your host has to register a final list of passenger details for the required permit at this stage (this is a legal requirement of the Jordanian authorities and cannot be flexed).

Ramadan will take place from around 28th February to 30th March 2025. The national holiday of Eid ul-Fitr will follow for 2-3 days. The national holiday of Eid ul-Fitr will follow for 2-3 days. Ramadan is an Islamic festival where the religious do not eat or drink during daylight hours. While this is a really interesting time to travel, you can expect some business hours will be shortened, alcohol is not permitted during daylight hours and some restaurants will be closed during this festival period. Activities for local people tend to be limited during the day and the nights are very active in cities with lots of different foods being sold and consumed. However in hotel restaurants and tourist areas food and drink are served as normal and Ramadan will not affect the inclusions on your trip. Liquor stores are likely to be closed for the month but in tourist enclaves bars stay open (although some may not allow alcohol outdoors - but inside is generally okay).

Yes. Trips to Jordan have been running as normal since the Israel conflict escalated in October 2023 – check out our latest customer reviews! Much Better Adventures operate trips in line with the British FCDO travel advice and also consult with security advisors, both of whom have confirmed that trips are safe to run. We continue to receive real-time updates from the FCDO and our local host in Jordan will also inform us immediately should anything change locally. In case you have any questions, we have prepared some additional information about travel to Jordan during the Israel Conflict.

For current Government advice about travelling in Jordan, have a read of the FCDO pages here.

Tourists are not allowed to bring drones, binoculars, or some large telephoto camera lenses into Jordan. These will be confiscated at the airport and returned on departure, so please do not risk bringing these on your trip. Even if these are missed by airport security, your guide cannot allow them to be used, as this can have legal consequences if you are caught.

This trip operates in areas where daytime temperatures can reach extreme highs, where limited shade and high humidity can also be a factor. These conditions can affect physical performance and increase the risk of dehydration or heat-related illness. Your guide will adjust the pace and monitor the group closely, but hydration, proper clothing, and sun protection are essential.

Before travelling, consider your ability to be active in high temperatures and consult a medical professional if you have concerns – especially if you have any cardiovascular or heat-sensitive conditions. Arriving a day or two prior to the trip may help you adjust gradually to the heat.

Sure can! Over 70% of our travellers travel solo, it’s a great way to meet like-minded people.

Our team of Adventure Hunters co-create exclusive adventures which are run by highly vetted, specialist hosts. The trip is run by our trusted host partner in the destination. We only work with independent, local, in-destination experts who know the very best places to explore and how to stay safe. Read more information about the local teams we partner with. You’ll be introduced to the host straight after making a booking via the Much Better Adventures platform.

Much Better Adventures refer to the UK Government’s official travel advice when designing trips and monitoring trip operations. We recommend that all customers are familiar with the practical information provided on the Government’s FCDO website, where current travel advice can be found by searching for the applicable destination(s).

For customers joining this trip from other international destinations – please also read the official travel advice applicable to your country of residence/origin, as this may differ.

We recommend checking out the country-specific information and also talking to a travel nurse.

We automatically convert prices from the local currency that a host receives to your chosen currency. We update our exchange rates on a daily basis so this does mean that prices displayed on the site are subject to currency fluctuations, which is why you may see them change over time.

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All of our group adventures are specially designed for adults to enjoy as we want these adventures to bring together outdoorsy people who are truly like-minded. You must be over 18 to join one of our trips.

You're always in good company on one of our adventures.

Our trips are typically made up of a mixture of solo travellers and small groups of 2 or 3 friends, with most in their 30s-50s.

Our sociable adventures are solo-friendly by design and naturally attract outdoorsy people with a shared mindset; a love for adventure, a desire to push themselves and meet awesome, like-minded people along the way.

It’s this camaraderie that has so often turned a great adventure into a life-changing one.

Don't just take our word for it:

  • 95% of people rate the group dynamics on our trips 5/5
  • 90% of people recommend joining a trip to make new friends
  • 75% of people have met people on our trips that they would now consider friends

See here for more info about the Much Better Adventures tribe.

Jordan has a characterised by long, hot, dry summers and short, cool winters. The climate is influenced by Jordan’s location between the subtropical aridity of the Arabian desert areas and the subtropical humidity of the eastern Mediterranean area.

The optimal seasons to explore Jordan by bike are March to April and September to November, when the temperature is comfortably warm but not scorching! The daytimes are around 23-27°C approximately and the nights are cooler but not cold.

Travelling in December will be cooler but it also means that the main sites (such as Petra) are far quieter. While the days are usually sunny and around 15-20°C, the nights can be very cold in the desert and on occasion drop to near zero. Your reward is crisp, clear, desert night skies!

We partner with the World Land Trust to ensure this trip achieves Net-Zero emissions. We also support their Buy an Acre programme, helping local communities to buy and protect natural habitats in perpetuity.

What's the number?
It works out on average at 367kg of CO2 emissions per person, including all local transport, accommodation, food, activities, guides, staff and office operations.

The only thing it doesn’t include right now is flights and travel to the destination. We do make an overall estimate across all our customers separately, but as we don’t book flights, have customers from all corners of the world, and no way of reliably knowing their travel plans, we simply can’t include an individual number in the figure on display here. We’ve got a goal to fix that, so that when you book, there is a way to measure and mitigate the carbon emitted by your flight too.

But what does the number mean?
Yep, hard to picture eh? To give you an idea:

  • Driving 1000 miles/1609km would be approximately 281kg of CO2 in an average car (or 140.5kg per person, if there were two of you in it).
  • A return economy class flight between London and New York would be approximately 1619kg (1.66 tonnes) per person.
  • 10 trees in a temperate forest are estimated to remove approximately 250kg of CO2 from the air in a period of 5-10 years.

What are we doing about it?
Our trips are relatively low-carbon by design, and we're working with all our hosts to develop long term carbon reduction plans. We partner with the World Land Trust to ensure this trip achieves Net-Zero emissions. We also support their Buy an Acre programme, helping local communities to buy and protect natural habitats in perpetuity, ensuring the protection of the reserve and its wildlife.

Want to know more?
Amazingly, no international travel company has ever publicly published their carbon measurements before, as far as we know. We believe that must change, quickly. So we’re openly sharing the method we used in the hope that other companies will be able to more easily follow suit and build on what we've done so far. You'll find it all here.

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