Top Sweimah Outdoor Activities

Add some outdoor adventure to your stay in the Dead Sea with this 5-hour Wadi Mujib private hiking experience. Follow the Siq trail through the gorge, walking along shady paths, through river shallows and pools, and relaxing or swimming at the waterfall pool. Choose a self-guided hike or hire a guide at the entrance (additional cost). Private round-trip transportation from your Dead Sea hotel, and entrance fees included.

Departing from either Amman or the Dead Sea, this full-day tour covers two of Jordan’s top attractions. First, explore the fabled tombs and temples of the ancient canyon-carved city of Petra, including the 3,000-seater amphitheater and the iconic Treasury building. Then, head to Wadi Rum for a glimpse at the peaks and valleys of otherworldly desert landscapes, made famous by “Lawrence of Arabia.”

Visit the onetime capital of Jordan on a half-day, private tour of Al-Salt, where you’ll explore the city’s blend of Muslim and Christian culture on the ‘Harmony Trail,’ then have free time to browse vibrant shopping streets. This 5-hour Al-Salt tour includes pickup and drop-off at Dead Sea hotels, and a guided walking tour of the city.

"The pink city". Geology is in the origin and effect of the red city, completely carved from soft sandstone. Man, this here for ten thousand years has finished giving its present appearance to the site. There are nearly 800 monuments dotting Petra about 100 km2. Eighth wonder of the world and declared world heritage site by UNESCO is the most famous site in Jordan and the Middle East. You will pass through the Siq, narrow and long fault caused an earthquake prehistoric earth. At the end of the Siq, appears suddenly, the most majestic monument of Petra, "Al Khazneh" or the "Treasury" in the Greco-Roman decor. What a dazzling display of beauty ... Beyond the Treasury, there are hundreds of carved buildings, temples, royal tombs, baths, doors, arched, paved streets and especially the Roman theater of 3000 seats about. You will pass through the Roman Cardo and visit the "Qasr El Bint," the only temple still standing and in remarkable state of preservation.

Visit Petra from the Dead Sea on an excursion that includes Petra admission and a tour led by a local guide. By coordinating transport, Petra tickets, and a tour, you'll save yourself the trouble of making multiple bookings; that's time better spent walking the winding siq, standing at the foot of the towering treasury, or climbing to the royal tombs set into Petra’s high cliffs.