Jordan tour with Amman, Dead Sea, Petra and Mount Nebo

Meet up and assistance at Queen Alia international airport by one of our representatives before the immigration point to get the visa.

Transfer to the hotel in Amman for overnight.

Breakfast – depart to Ajloun, the Islamic castle Ajloun stands on top of the 1123 meter high Jabel Auf and is embedded in a nice environment.

It was built on 1185 by a general of the famous sultan Salah ad-Din to protect the country against the Crusader attacks and to secure the pilgrim routes & re-built on XIII century after Mongol destruction. 

Continue driving the one of Decapolis City, Jerash, the best example of a Roman provincial city in the Middle East. Only 50 km north of Amman. It was initially built by Alexander the Great in 332 BC and started to prosper after the Roman conquest in 63 BC. The Artemis Temple, the theatres, the Colonnaded Street and many other ancient buildings give you the feeling of the great civilization and the history of the region.

Finalizing the visit, return back to Amman. Dinner and Overnight.

Breakfast in hotel. Visit Amman, a city full of monuments such as the citadel that is located in the heart of the city.

The first glance leads to the temple of Hercules, majestic dimensions, the remains of a basilica from the byzantine era and those from the Omayyade Palace, a fantastic architectural example of the Islamic era, then we visit the Archeological Museum, full of works coming from all over the country.

After that we head from Amman for 35 km to visit Madaba, where to admire the famous mosaic of Palestine that’s kept inside st. George Orthodox Church; it is probably the most ancient map exists in the world. It has represented Palestine in details, with the villages, city and the surrounding regions starting with Jordan and ending with the delta of Nile.

Then we go to Mount Nebo 9 km, the place where Moses died after having seen the Promised Land. The mount’s height reaches 800 miters that dominates the Valley of Jordan and the Dead Sea. On the top there are the remains of the 6th century’s basilica (closed in these days for works since 8 years), and this one was built on the foundations of the ancient chapel dedicated to St. moses.

Departure to Petra – 280km. dinner and overnight in hotel.

First the breakfast in the hotel. A whole day dedicated to visit the capital of nabataeans, probably the most ancient scenic city in the world. Described as one of the eight wonders of the ancient world.

The nabataean Arab population settled in this area 2000 years ago, they created it from a bare rock and the transferred it into a crucial junction for commercial routes. The city is accessed by Al Siq; a narrow path, 1200 meters long, flanked by steep, 80-meter-high cliffs. At the end of Al Siq, appears Al Khazneh (the treasure), an amazing façade, 29 meters wide And 40 meters height.

Carved in a pink rock to be the tomb of an important nabataean king and witnesses the architectural genius of this ancient people. When we enter the Valley of Petra, the hundreds of tombs carved in rocks are going to be seen unlike the houses, most of the houses were destroyed, the tombs were carved to last forever, empty from the inside but fascinating from the outside. Then we visit the Roman Theatre that’s able to hold up to 4000 spectators.

They are visible the temples and the colonnaded streets. Breakfast in the hotel then heading to a place that is close to Al Beida, known as Little Petra, then continuing to Aqaba.

Free time and then re-enter the hotel in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight.

It is the time of Wadi Rum 120km, an amazing place, with his fabulous landscapes.

This place with mountain chains of monolithic rock formations rises in a desert territory and up to heights of 1750 meters, explore canyon and water spots, discover the drawings on rocks since 4000 years and a lot more spectacular treasures of this extensive territory.

Called The Valley Of The Moon, has always been a natural path for the passage of the caravans from and for Saudi Arabia and the North.

There will be an excursion for 2 hours and 6 people on off-road vehicles driven by Bedouins between the splendid views and magical atmospheres. Dinner and overnight ina camp in Wadi Rum.

Breakfast. Transfer in Wadi Rum.

Going Through the depression desert of Wadi Araba for 300km to reach the Dead Sea (the lowest point on earth), 412 meters below sea level, in the afternoon, a rest for a mud treatment.

Dinner and overnight with Dead Sea half-board hotels’ services.

Free time. Overnight.

Free day, half-board to rest with mud treatment with possibility of optional escursions. Dinner and overnight in the hotels of the Dead Sea.

Return to the airport.