Dana To Petra Trial

Service Description

Day 1: Dana to Wadi Malaga Distance: 23.5 km Time: 6–8 hours Difficulty: Moderate What to Expect: You’ll begin your trek in Dana Village, known for its beautiful views. From there, you’ll descend into the Dana Biosphere Reserve, passing through rocky paths and wadi beds (dry riverbeds). The scenery will be mostly desert, but you may spot wild goats and birds along the way. After 6-8 hours, you’ll arrive at Wadi Malaga, a peaceful spot where you can camp or stay in an eco-lodge. Day 2: Wadi Malaga to Ras Al-Feid Distance: 17–20 km Time: 6–7 hours Difficulty: Moderate What to Expect: From Wadi Malaga, you’ll hike through desert terrain and gradually ascend towards Ras Al-Feid, a remote plateau with panoramic views. You’ll pass through rocky hills and wadi valleys, and the landscape will start to feel more open and expansive. Ras Al-Feid is a peaceful area with amazing views over the desert and nearby Dead Sea. You’ll camp or stay in a nearby eco-lodge in Ras Al-Feid. Day 3: Ras Al-Feid to Little Petra Distance: 18–20 km Time: 6–7 hours Difficulty: Moderate What to Expect: On this day, you’ll descend from Ras Al-Feid through more desert paths and wadi valleys until you reach Little Petra. Along the way, you'll see ancient Nabataean carvings and rock-cut tombs, leading up to the entrance of Little Petra. Little Petra is smaller but still impressive, with its rock-carved buildings and peaceful atmosphere. You’ll camp or stay near Little Petra. Day 4: Little Petra to Petra Distance: 12–15 km Time: 4–5 hours Difficulty: Moderate What to Expect: From Little Petra, you’ll walk towards the main site of Petra, passing through the famous Siq, a narrow gorge that opens to Al-Khazneh (The Treasury). Once you reach Petra, you’ll see stunning rock-cut structures, including the Monastery, Royal Tombs, and the Roman Theater. Explore the ancient city and enjoy your arrival at one of the world’s most iconic landmarks.