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Jordan’s Natural Thermal Oasis
Soak in Ancient Healing Waters Amid Dramatic Desert Canyons
Nestled in a deep valley 264 meters below sea level, the Ma’in Hot Springs (Hammamat Ma’in) have been a destination for relaxation and healing for thousands of years. These legendary thermal waterfalls and mineral-rich springs flow from mountain streams heated by volcanic activity, offering a luxurious natural spa experience in one of Jordan’s most stunning settings. Whether you seek therapeutic relief, romantic serenity, or a unique adventure, Ma’in provides an unforgettable escape.
– Natural Thermal Waters: 65°C (149°F) mineral-rich waters cascade over dramatic cliffs into pools renowned for their therapeutic properties.
– Historical Significance: Used since Roman times; King Herod himself is said to have visited these springs.
– Luxury Meets Nature: The 5-star Ma’in Hot Springs Resort & Spa offers exclusive access to private springs, while public areas remain accessible to all.
– Stunning Setting: Surrounded by rust-colored canyon walls and desert vegetation, with waterfalls flowing year-round.
– Thermal Waterfalls: Bathe in natural pools under warm cascades.
– Spa Services: Mud wraps, massages, and holistic treatments using local minerals.
– Public and Private Pools: Choose between the resort’s luxury amenities or the more rustic public springs.
– Hiking Trails: Explore nearby canyons and enjoy panoramic views.
– Roman Legacy: The Romans built bathhouses here, valuing the waters for their healing properties.
– Mineral Composition: Rich in calcium, magnesium, and potassium, known to help with skin conditions, circulation, and stress.
– Volcanic Origins: Heated by underground geothermal activity along the Jordan Rift Valley.
– Location: 30 km southwest of Madaba, en route to the Dead Sea.
– Recommended Duration: 2–4 hours for a soak; full day if enjoying spa treatments or hiking.
– Best Time to Visit: Year-round!
– Area Size: The spring complex spans several hectares along the canyon base.
– Access: Day passes are available for the public; resort guests enjoy private pools and spa facilities.
– Reservations Recommended: Especially for spa treatments and resort day passes.
– Pack Swimwear & Towels: Required for public springs.
– Water Shoes Helpful: Rocky terrain in natural pools.
– Combine with the Dead Sea: Perfect for a full day of wellness and relaxation.
– Dead Sea: Just 30 minutes away—continue your wellness journey with a float and mud treatment.
– Madaba: Explore the “City of Mosaics” and Mount Nebo on your return.
– Wadi Mujib: Adventure seekers can hike the “Grand Canyon of Jordan.”
Ma’in is mentioned in the Bible as “Baal Meon” and was later developed by the Romans, who revered the springs for their restorative powers.
