Tour Overview
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6 Hours
Duration
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Jerash Governorate, Jordan
- Times: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM, 09:30 AM
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Basic
Join us for an unforgettable journey into the stunning landscapes of Jerash, where you’ll immerse yourself in the fascinating world of beekeeping at Bait Al Jarashi. This unique tour combines nature, culture, and interactive learning, making it a perfect experience for nature enthusiasts and families alike.
What to Expect
Delicious Breakfast:
Start your day with a delightful Jordanian vegetarian breakfast made from fresh, local ingredients prepared by the locals. It’s a delicious way to fuel your adventure!
Guided Scenic Hike:
Lace up your walking shoes for a scenic guided hike through the serene forests of Jerash. Breathe in the fresh air and soak in the stunning views and tranquil surroundings as you explore this beautiful landscape for 2 to 3 hours.
Interactive Beekeeping Workshop:
Dive into the captivating world of beekeeping at Bait Al Jarashi. Abu Rashid will share his expertise about bee behavior in a fun and engaging 40-minute workshop. You’ll have the opportunity to wear protective gear and capture great photos, making for memorable moments.
Refreshing Tea Experience:
Conclude the tour with a relaxing cup of tea brewed over a wood fire, allowing you to unwind and reflect on your adventure while enjoying the company of fellow participants.
What’s Included
✅ Jordanian countryside breakfast
✅ Guided hike with a knowledgeable tour guide
✅ Bee workshop led by Abu Rashid
✅ Refreshing drinks: water, tea, and coffee
✅ Transportation to and from the location
What’s Not Included
❌Accommodation
❌ Additional personal expenses
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
Morning:
Relish a delectable Jordanian countryside vegetarian breakfast, featuring locally sourced ingredients that are sure to tantalize your taste buds and prepare you for the adventures ahead.
Mid-Morning:
Get ready for a guided hike through the picturesque forests of Jerash, where you’ll enjoy the scenic views and tranquil surroundings. Please remember to bring a hat, refillable water bottle, and sunscreen for your comfort.
Afternoon:
Return to the bee farm, where Abu Rashid awaits to share his insights into beekeeping. Don your protective clothing, snap captivating photos, and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of bees during this enriching workshop. To wrap up, enjoy a refreshing cup of tea brewed over a wood fire.
Throughout the Day:
Enjoy complimentary drinks, including water, tea, and coffee.
Important Information
For accommodation options or transportation combined with this tour, please contact us at hello@mysimsem.com with the subject line "Beekeeping Workshop."
If you book this tour between April and August, you'll have the opportunity to join us for honey harvesting.
If you book between October and November, you'll partake in olive harvesting.
Minimum number of participants for this tour is 4 people.
Maximum number of participants for this tour is 30 people.
The experience starts at 8:30 or 9:30 AM, with an earlier start recomme
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What to Expect
A Taste of Tradition
Your adventure begins with a true taste of Jordanian hospitality. We'll share a simple, delicious breakfast made from fresh, local ingredients, prepared for you by locals. It’s the honest, hearty food that fuels life here.
A Walk in the Woods
Next, we’ll wander into the peaceful forests of Jerash. On a gentle 2-3 hour guided walk, you can breathe in the fresh air, listen to the sounds of nature, and let the beautiful, green landscape wash over you.
The Heart of the Hive
This is where the magic happens. You’ll be welcomed by Abu Rashid at his family farm for a hands-on beekeeping workshop. Suit up in protective gear, get up close to the buzzing hives, and learn the secrets of these incredible creatures from a true expert. It’s an unforgettable, photo-worthy experience!
A Fireside Moment
We’ll end our day the local way—gathered together, sipping a sweet, refreshing cup of tea brewed right over a crackling wood fire. It’s the perfect moment to relax and reflect on a day well spent.
What’s Included, What’s Not
- Jordanian countryside breakfast
- Guided walk with a knowledgeable tour guide
- Bee workshop led by Abu Rashid or one of his 6 children
- Refreshing drinks: water, tea, and coffee
- Transportation to and from the location
- Accommodation
- Additional personal expenses
Our Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
09:30 | Welcome and Safety Briefing
A warm welcome, a quick introduction to the place, and an overview of the day's program and safety guidelines.
09:45 | Countryside Breakfast with Local Products
A true taste of the countryside featuring local women's products: authentic olive oil, za'atar, cheese, labneh, jam, butter, boiled eggs, fresh bread, water, and tea. Additional items like olives or mint tea are available upon request.
10:30 | Beekeeping Gear and Honey Tasting
Wear protective beekeeping gear for a tour inside the apiary. Learn about the vital role of bees, observe the hives up close, and taste fresh honey straight from the comb.
11:30 | Stone Grinding and Animal Interaction
Get hands-on with traditional stone-grinding (Al Rahha) and interact with the farm's poultry and rabbits.
12:00 | Walk for Wild and Medicinal Plants in Jerash forest
A guided walk to discover wild and medicinal plants while enjoying the beautiful natural scenery.
13:15 | Communal Lunch with Traditional Dishes
A communal meal featuring grilled meats or vegetarian options, a traditional tomato-based dish, and local seasonal greens like spinach or mallow. Witness the making of traditional "Shepherd's Disk Bread" on the embers, or enjoy ready-made dishes prepared by local women.
14:35 | Olive Picking and Oil Pressing (Seasonal)
During the season, participate in olive picking, observe the pressing process, and taste fresh olive oil from the farm and surrounding groves. (When not in season, this time is dedicated to other program activities).
15:30 | Local Stories and Proverbs with Coffee
A time for stories from the countryside and local proverbs, enjoyed over coffee or tea brewed on the wood fire.
16:15 | Local Product Shop and Farewells
An opportunity to shop for local products like honey, beeswax, olive oil, za'atar, and pickles. The day concludes with farewells, symbolic gifts, group photos, and an invitation for feedback and future bookings.
From
$42
Per Person
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
Pickup point is required
Meeting Place
Any Hotel in: Jerash Governorate, Jordan
HotelPickup: 7VFW+VC8, Jerash, Jordan
Price Breakdown
2 Adults * $75.00
$150.00
Total Price
$60
Tour Packages
Number Of Person
11 - 40
Price
42/pp
Number Of Person
4 - 10
Price
52.5/pp
Number Of Person
4 - 4
Price
63/pp
Things to know
How to Get to Al Bait Al Jarashi
Navigating transportation can be a hassle, so we've streamlined it with a few reliable options to suit your needs. Once you book, you’ll receive the exact meeting point location on the map.
🚗 By Rental CarEnjoy the freedom to drive directly to the meeting point at Al Bait Al Jarashi. (Full address shared after booking confirmation.)🚌 By Public Bus
Perfect for independent travelers. Catch a public bus to North Amman Bus Station, which stops right in front of the Jerash Archaeological City. From there, give Abu Rashid a call, and he'll pick you up free of charge.🚐 With Our Trusted Driver (Highly Recommended)
Experience a seamless, door-to-door journey. Book directly with our trusted transportation guide, Iyad, who knows the route like the back of his hand and has rave reviews.Book your ride here: Iyad Alqaryouti
📧 Let Us Arrange It for You Prefer to have everything handled?
Email us at hello@mysimsem.com, and we’ll take care of your transportation arrangements.
What to Bring
Comfortable Walking Shoes: You’ll be exploring the forest and moving around the farm.
A Hat & Sunscreen: Protect yourself from the sun during outdoor activities.
A Refillable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated throughout the day
Your Camera: You'll want to capture the beautiful scenery and your beekeeping adventure!
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