11 places Jordanians can go to visa-free to be one with nature

With more than 50 countries Jordanians can visit without applying before hand for visa, it's hard to pinpoint the best touristic places. But we're looking at you Jordanian nature-freaks, and we think we got it right with this list!

A hike that will take you three hours to get to a magnificent point where you'll get to absorb all of Dominica's beautiful nature, including the Valley of Desolation.

Snorkeling and paddle boarding in virtually clean water is almost impossible to come by, but this Micronesian attraction is perfect to explore a diverse sea life.

Something all you crazies into extreme sports will want to definitely put on your bucket list!

The geoforest blends natural exploration with relaxation as a boat takes you on a tour of bat and crocodile caves, a fish farm, as well as the occasional monkeys and ealges sightings amidst the mangroves. The tour usually ends with a lazy swim on a private beach.

Get your adrenaline pump and visit AfriCanyon in the Crags to get your rafting or kloofing game on all the while getting unaldurated access to South Africa's hidden natural treasures.

While Jermuk is known for its fascinating Soviet-era architecture, it's also the top destination for serene nature exploration.

The world's largest salt flat is a tourist favorite where you can experience perfect nothingness with just you, the blue sky, and its perfect reflection.

Danakil Depression is located by the border with Eriteria and has one of the most imposing volcanoes you'll ever see, Erta Ale has time ang again left visitors speechless. Are you up to the challenge?

Editor's note: After publication, StepFeed learned that Kenya now requires an E-visa from Jordanian visitors. We apologize for this error.

Let the nature engulf you by meandering you way into Mida Creek on a small canoe.

The Elephant Freedom Project is a destination that is never packed with tourists, so it's guaranteed you'll enjoy your time. The project allows for a unique interaction with Sri Lanka's elephants where they are treated with care.

Sometimes it gets boring to just lie by the beach (not!), so some inland exploration on quad bikes becomes your next activity, especially if you're in Kiwengwa.