Top Madaba Outdoor Activities

This is a very interesting activity where you get to learn more about the wild life of Madaba, herbs of Madaba, and drink the fresh milk.

Fishing in an unpopular activity to do in Wadi Al Mujeb, this activity needs patience and to be a grilled fish loved to enjoy the taste.

Seejeh is a chess-like game that is set all by hand by getting some soil and small black and white stones. By choosing to learn this game we will show you the exact way how to set the game up and teach you how to play it then we will start the actual challenge

Are you looking for Dead Sea Tours from Aqaba Port? Set out from your ship and Enjoy Aqaba to Dead Sea Tour. The Dead Sea has the lowest elevation on Earth, 400 meters below sea level. Spend the day floating in the salty water. Book Now.

Need a change of scenery and a little touch of nostalgia? This day trip to the charming city of Madaba is a great idea if you're looking for a way to spend some time outdoors and visit beautiful monuments.

Enjoy free time to soak in one of the world’s most iconic natural sights on this half-day Dead Sea tour. Relax and float on the shimmering turquoise water, give yourself a spa treatment using therapeutic mud.

Meet and assist service , Modern and VIP luxury cars , Private tours , English speaking and knowledgeable driver, English speaking guide in the spot , lunch is included, Entrance fee is included, all are included and no hidden extras except the tips for the guide and the driver

Tour Brief Description : Explore Jordan’s cultural and natural wonders Stay in Jerusalem, one of the holiest cities worldwide Walk through history and float in the Dead Sea.

In This tour in 05 days , experience our 5-Day Tour to Jordan & Israel/Palestine , Discover the rose-red city of Petra , Experience history and religion in Jerusalem, Visit Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus .

Tour Brief Description : Explore Jordan Touch water at the shores of four different seas Walk through over 4000 years of history in Jerusalem.

Depart to North the ruins of Jerash, one of the Middle East's best examples of a Greco-Roman provincial city. At the entrance of the site, admire Hadrian's Arch, built in 129 AD to mark Emperor Hadrian's visit, and the Hippodrome, a partially restored Roman-era stadium. Once inside, accompanied by a private, local guide, wander the colonnaded streets and discover its most important monuments: Temples, Theaters, Baths, Oval Plaza, along with several Byzantine churches dating from the Christian era. Return to Amman.