Jordan
When
March to May | Sept to Nov
Price
From 2 000€ excl. flights
(based on 2 people sharing)
How long
5 nights
Ideal length
A stay combining the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the Earth's surface at over four hundred metres below sea level, whose extreme salinity allows effortless floating, and the Dana Biosphere Reserve, the kingdom's largest and most diverse, spanning four distinct climatic zones between a mountainous plateau and the Wadi Araba desert.
The Dead Sea, actually a landlocked salt lake sitting over four hundred metres below sea level, holds a salt concentration nearly ten times that of the oceans, which makes floating involuntary and drowning almost impossible. The mineral-rich mud, harvested from its shores and high in magnesium and potassium, has been used since antiquity for its dermatological properties, still touted today by the spas lining the coast.
The Dana Biosphere Reserve, created in 1989, spans over three hundred square kilometres and crosses four distinct climatic zones, from high-altitude Mediterranean forest to the arid Wadi Araba desert, sheltering over eight hundred plant species and several hundred animal species including the Nubian ibex. The village of Dana, with its restored Ottoman stone houses, serves as a starting point for hikes that gradually descend toward the desert, offering one of Jordan's most spectacular landscape transitions.
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A Dead Sea Shore Resort
A beachfront hotel directly on the shore of the Dead Sea, a private beach with access to the salt waters, a spa offering treatments with local mineral mud.

The Dana Village Eco-Lodge
A stone eco-lodge on the edge of the reserve, simple rooms overlooking the Dana gorges, local cuisine prepared from produce grown in the village.

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