A spectacular natural wonder, the Dead Sea, located 427 meters below sea level, is perfect for wellness tourism and family fun in the sun. The leading attraction at the Dead Sea is the warm, soothing, super salty water itself – some ten times saltier than sea water, and rich in chloride salts of magnesium, sodium, potassium, bromine, and several others. Additionally, the atmospheric oxygen concentration at the Dead Sea is higher than in most other places on Earth, contributing to its health benefits. The unusually warm, incredibly buoyant, and mineral-rich waters have attracted visitors since ancient times, including notable historical figures like King Herod the Great and Cleopatra. Visitors have luxuriated in the Dead Sea's rich, black, stimulating mud and floated effortlessly on their backs while soaking up the water's healthy minerals along with the gently diffused rays of the Jordanian sun. Additionally, the baptism site is located very close to the Dead Sea, adding to the area's historical significance.
Looking to do a day trip to the Dead Sea? Amman Tourist Beach is a great location for day trippers, it’s ideal for those seeking recreation and wonderful for those looking to just relax. With encouraging prices, we don’t see any reason why you shouldn’t visit this destination.
For those with a need to get their hearts pumping and their blood rushing, the Royal Air Sport Club is here to serve your adrenaline junkie needs. With October and November as the “high season” tourists can get their aviation fix with professional skydiving, or go for a recreational flight and get an aerial view of the beautiful Jordanian landscapes.
The Hashemite Kingdom has a diverse mixture of rejuvenating landscapes and Wadi Mujib is evidence of this.Considered the largest natural reserve in the Levant, Wadi Mujib is a natural park with diverse plants, flowing waterfalls, hiking trails and relaxing hot springs. Wear comfortable hiking clothes and be prepared to be in awe of Jordan’s natural beauty.
An international ‘fun run’ that takes place every April and raises money for The Society for the Care of Neurological Patients. It starts in Amman and runs 42km (26 miles) to the Dead Sea. Fortunately, it is mostly downhill!
The road along the Dead Sea is at an altitude of around 350m below sea level. The bike trail boats views on the Dead Sea on one side and the mountains and cliffs of Madaba and the Karak Plateau on the other. The 50km ride has several options for short breaks or longer meal stops whether in Dead Sea Hotels, roadside restaurants, or even with the local community.
The Heba trail is part of Wadi AlSalaytah that feeds into Wadi Mujib which then feeds into the Dead Sea. It is a family friendly natural water fun park with plenty of abseiling and swimming. Expect to get wet.
Located in the middle of the Dead Sea hotel area, this wonderful wadi is not far from Amman. You will be rewarded with palm trees, water cascades, freshwater crabs and lush vegetation in this surprisingly beautiful wadi. Expect to get wet
Are you a fan of adventure, excitement and 4x4s? If so, this experience is just right for you! During this experience, you will be provided with the chance to enjoy unforgettable buggy rides at the lowest place on Earth - the Dead Sea! These rides are most rewarding with family and friends so don’t forget to invite your loved ones!
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