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Wadi Rum Protected Area
The Dead Sea
The Hashemite Plaza
Wadi Mujib Reserve

Don’t forget to wear water shoes, or at least something comfortable that can get wet. I wore my regular sneakers and they took ages to dry, making the hike less fun. Plus, water shoes are just better for grip.

Give yourself plenty of time to explore! Aim to start by 8 AM, especially if you're planning to do the Ibex Trail. I barely finished my trek because I didn’t account for how stunning the views are - took way more photos than I thought!
Mount Nebo
Ma'in Hot Springs
Hammamat Main Hot Springs
Sik Canyon
Dana
Dead Sea Beach

I suggest bringing your own water shoes for the Dead Sea. The salt can be rough on your feet, and it saved me from some discomfort. Plus, you’ll have some extra grip when walking around.

My advice is to check out the public beach options instead of pricey resorts. I found a great spot that was super affordable and the experience was just as good with access to the same iconic mud!