Petra & Wadi Rum by Bike

by Another World Adventures
Region
Middle East
Duration
9 days
Guided Status
YES
Difficulty
Moderate
D-Score™
N/A - Unknown

Overview

Cycle through the spectacular desert scenery of Jordan and visit the most impressive historical can UNESCO sites. Combine a cycling tour with the Kingdom of Jordan and you end up with one unique holiday adventure. Travel to Jordan and bike through olive groves, hill top villages, and desert roads over the course of nine days. The communities here are nomadic and the landscape is vast. Top it all off with a float in the Dead Sea and a visit to the ancient site of Petra for one magnificent journey. There are five days of cycling and you’ll average around 45 kilometres per day. The trip is 100% vehicle supported so you can focus on your ride and enjoying this beautiful country. Cycling is primarily on tarmac roads in good repair. You don’t need to be a pro cycler to enjoy Wadi Rum, but a moderate level of fitness will greatly help you.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 2: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 3: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 4: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 5: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 6: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 7: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 8: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Day 9: Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Cycle through spectacular desert scenery

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

N/A

What's Included

Airport transfers
Catering services
Accommodation arrangements
Bike rental
Mechanical support
Support vehicle following all rides

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