Jordan Bike Trail Adventure

Length 8 Days
Accommodation Hotels, Glamping, Camping, Guesthouse
Trip Style Bags Transferred
Start/End Madaba→Amman Airport
Distance 200km
Terrain Gravel
Challenge
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Price & Dates £1895 / Nov 7-14 '26
March 20-27, Nov 6-13 '27

Cycle The Jordan Bike Trail from the Dead Sea to the Red Sea, via Petra and Wadi Rum

Jordan is a true bucket list destination. We’ve teamed up with the designers of the Jordan Bike Trail to offer a specially curated, fully-supported 7 day trip along the best parts of this incredible route. 

Beginning in the central highlands, riders head south to cycle 200km towards the southern coast. Along the way, you'll float in the salty waters of the lowest point on earth, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Petra, and ride through the majestic Wadi Rum desert. Nights bring starlit camping, warm hospitality from local Bedouin families, and unique cultural exchanges with local women.

This is more than a cycling trip—it's a genuine cultural immersion where what happens off the bikes matters as much as the riding itself. We fell in love with Jordan on our first visit and can't wait to share it with more of our community.

Highlights

Visit Petra, one of the 7 Wonders

Float in the Dead Sea

Sunsets at Wadi Rum

Fully supported, hop in the support truck if you need

Luggage transfer included

Bike hire included - no need to travel with your bike!

View Dates & Book

Questions about the trip or want to be kept in the loop on future dates?

Start Date End Date Days Price Availability
7 November 2026 14 November 2026 8 £1895 Book Now
20 March 2027 27 March 2027 8 £1895 Pre-Register
6 November 2027 13 November 2027 8 £1895 Pre-Register
Date Days Price
7 Nov to 14 Nov '26 8 £1895 Book
20 March to 27 March '27 8 £1895 Pre-Register
6 Nov to 13 Nov '27 8 £1895 Pre-Register

Booking Info

Reviews

★★★★★ via WeTravel

Itinerary

Start Point: Madaba Hotel
End Point: Amman Airport/Amman City

Each morning begins with a shared breakfast before packing up and handing luggage over to the support crew. Most days follow point-to-point routes, with a couple of transfers strategically placed to ensure the riding is all-killer, no-filler.

Expect around 4-5 hours of riding each day, with jam-packed schedules filled with off-bike activities. There's also built-in time to relax and savour some of the amazing camp spots along the way. Evenings bring shared dinners together, a look ahead at the next day's plan, then hitting the pillow tired, happy, and ready for another adventure.

What’s Included?

Included

Not Included ✗

Accommodation & Food

Accommodation

Our hotels in Madaba (Day 1) and Aqaba (Day 7) will be comfortable 3* hotels, in good central locations.  Exact hotels will be confirmed in your final joining info closer to your departure date. Our second night will be in a simple traditional guesthouse perched high in Dana.

We’ll spend two nights in gorgeous glamping Bedouin camps, in Little Petra (Day 4) and Wadi Rum (Day 6).  The location, the sunsets, sunrises and star-gazing are incredible. Each glamping unit is equipped with 2 or 3 beds, plenty of blankets, and there are showers and toilets at both sites.

Two of our nights will be spent in the hospitality of a local Bedouin family. Our support crew will set our tents up for us, with everyone having their own tent for the night if they want. There will be basic camp toilet and access to water for washing, but no plumbed loos or showers.

A limited number of Single Supplements are available for a fee. Please add this as an extra add-on at the time of booking.

Food

Breakfasts in our traditional guesthouses and with our bedouin host will be a traditional Arabic affair, with hummus, fresh bread and fresh fruit or vegetables. In hotels, this will be mixed with the more typical buffet style you may expect in Western hotels.

Lunches will either be buffet style in a local cafe or with a bedouin family, or a packed lunch box for days where we stop mid-ride for a scenic al-fresco lunch spot. 

Dinnertime will provide some of our best opportunities to experience traditional Jordanian and Arabic food like mansaf, zarb, and maqlubah. Rice, hummus, eggplant and roasted veggies feature heavily.  Don’t miss a chance to grab a falafel wrap from a street vendor!

Meals often come with a steady supply of tea and water.  Alcohol or additional soft drinks drinks aren’t included, but occasionally available.

Vegetarian, vegan and most other dietary requirements can be catered for, but unfortunately we may not be able to cater for severe allergies or restrictions.  Feel free to drop us an email if you have any concerns.

About The Riding

Challenge Level

Our rating for this trip is 2 to 3/5.

Though the rides will feel just the right amount wild and challenging, we’ve intentionally chosen a route that is within the reach of most riders with a good level of fitness and some experience of riding off-road. Daily distances are relatively short, with main challenge coming from some rougher off-road descending sections, and the addition of potentially hot and exposed days. The option to jump in the support vehicle to skip the more challenging sections of riding makes this a 2/5. If riding every mile, this would bring the challenge level to 3/5.

Terrain

This is a mixed terrain route, with about 50/50 tarmac and off-road tracks that weave through the hills and desert. There are some challenging bits of off-road riding, with some loose rocks, bits of sand, and steeper gradients, so prior experience in riding off-road is a good idea.

Climbing

This trip has more descending than climbing, hoorah! Average daily elevation gain is around 400m - 500m, usually with one significant climb accounting for most of the climbing in a day, with additional bits of undulating around that. Climbing in the heat can make climbs feel a little more challenging, so our guides will always encourage us to pace ourselves. Descending may be more of a challenge for some, with some steeper stretches on rougher off-road terrain including small rocks and sand that may require walking. Most of the gradients are kind, though there are some steeper sections of both up and downhill that you might prefer to walk.

Daily Distances

Our average daily distances are between 30km and 40km.

Remoteness & Weather

Heat can present a challenge for riders who are not used to riding in exposed sun for long periods. Much of our riding is exposed, with little shade (though our local team are pros at knowing where to find it!). Our days in the highlands should be cooler, but heat will increase as we move to lower elevations in the desert. We’ve got great tips for managing heat, with early departure times on hotter days, and we’ve added loose layers, electrolytes and an umbrella (for mobile shade!) to your packing list.

We’ve timed our trips to align with cooler times of year, and conversely that can mean cooler temp and chance of rain in the highland areas.

Support Style

This is our first fully-supported trip, which means a support vehicle to hop in if you need, mechanical support, and luggage transfer!

Local Support Team (Male Led)

Whilst you’ll have one of our wonderful female SITW hosts on trip, Jordanian regulations mean we must partner with a local company to run the trip. As there are currently no licensed female cycling guides in Jordan, this means our main local guide and support crew will be male.  We’re really happy with the local team we’ve partnered with, and have had only great feedback from our first trips. You can read more about our thought process and what we’re doing to help change things on our blog post here

Our local team will consist of a bike guide, plus a support guide/driver who will drive a jeep support vehicle who will generally ride at a distance behind the group, and can offer riders a boost if they want to skip a section. The jeep will also carry our day bags, water, snacks, and mechanical support.

Guiding & Riding Style

Unlike other Sisters in the Wild events, on this trip we’ll be riding as a group, with a guide leading the way and regrouping at key turns. Self-navigation is not needed.

Bike Hire

Bike hire (Scott Aspect Hardtail Mountain Bikes) are included in your trip price. For this trip, we are not able to accommodate bringing your own bike, though you are welcome to bring your own saddles and pedals. Our support crew will provide full mechanical support, so there is no need to pack your own tools (though you are welcome to if you want).

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