Wadi Mujib Tickets
Your guide to Wadi Mujib in Jordan: tickets, entrance fees, the Siq Trail and Ibex Trail, opening hours, and how to get there. Use the links below or the menu to explore.
Plan Your Visit
Wadi Mujib is one of Jordan's most dramatic natural sites. Check entrance fees and opening hours before you go. The Siq Trail is the classic water hike; the Ibex Trail offers dry canyon views.
What Is Wadi Mujib?
Wadi Mujib is a deep canyon and biosphere reserve in Jordan, often called the "Grand Canyon of Jordan." The Mujib River cuts through towering sandstone cliffs before reaching the Dead Sea. The reserve offers several experiences: the famous Siq Trail (a water hike through a narrow gorge), the Ibex Trail (a drier hiking route), and canyoning adventures. For a full overview, see What Is Wadi Mujib in the menu.
Your entrance ticket covers access to the reserve; some activities may have extra fees. Check current entrance fees and opening hours before you visit. The Adventure Center at the entrance is where you register, rent gear if needed, and get trail info. Wadi Mujib is on the eastern shore of the Dead Sea; use the menu for directions and other practical pages.
Whether you choose the Siq Trail, Ibex Trail, or canyoning, planning ahead with the right ticket and schedule will make your trip smoother.
Trails and Activities
Explore the Siq, Ibex Trail, canyoning, and practical info. All pages are linked from here.
Siq Trail
The classic water hike through the narrow gorge. Wade and climb upstream to a waterfall.
Siq Trail guide
Why Visit Wadi Mujib?
Siq Trail water hike
Wade through the canyon river and climb to a waterfall. The Siq Trail is the park's star experience. Check opening hours—the Siq is often closed in winter.
Ibex Trail and views
Prefer to stay dry? The Ibex Trail offers hiking with panoramic canyon views. Use the entrance fee and opening hours info to plan your day.
Adventure Center and location
Start at the Adventure Center for registration and gear. Directions from Amman or the Dead Sea are in the menu under Where Is Wadi Mujib.
Season, Safety, and What to Bring
Wadi Mujib is open seasonally. The Siq Trail usually runs from April into October, when water levels and weather are safe. The Ibex Trail may have different hours; always confirm before you travel. Winter and heavy rain can close trails or the whole reserve—check the official reserve website and our Opening Hours page in the menu.
For the Siq Trail you will get wet. Wear secure water shoes or sandals with good grip, and bring a change of clothes and a waterproof bag for valuables. Life jackets are typically provided. The Ibex Trail is dry but still requires sturdy shoes and sun protection. For canyoning, follow the guide's instructions and use provided equipment.
Your entrance fee gets you into the reserve; some activities may cost extra. Start at the Adventure Center to register and get the latest trail and safety info. Plan your drive and arrival time using the practical pages in the menu.
Practical Information
Everything you need before your visit.
Entrance and tickets
Pay the entrance fee at the gate or book in advance when possible. The Adventure Center is your first stop for the Siq Trail or Ibex Trail.
When to go
Check opening hours and season. The Siq is typically open from spring to fall; winter can bring closures. Use the menu for driving and planning.
What to expect
Read What Is Wadi Mujib in the menu for an overview. Wear secure shoes and bring a change of clothes for the Siq.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to buy Wadi Mujib tickets in advance?
What is the difference between the Siq Trail and Ibex Trail?
Where is Wadi Mujib and how do I get there?
Ready to Visit?
Check entrance fees and opening hours, and choose the Siq Trail or Ibex Trail. Use the menu or the cards above to explore our guides.
Fees & Tickets