We have put together an Itinerary that packs all the most unique experiences of Jordan! This is a special program because it includes some super unique experiences you can't find anywhere else! Enjoy your time with the locals and see and feel the real Jordan!

Explore the history and culture of Jordan, float in the healing waters of the Dead Sea, Bash around some dunes in Wadi Araba, feel the magic of the ancient city of Petra, visit Mars (sort of) and sleep under the stars in Wadi Rumand more in this magical 12-day tour of Jordan's best destinations. 

The initial deposit is nonrefundable.

The cancellation policy is as follows 

* Now until 60 days before the trip, all money paid after the deposit will be refunded.

* 59-31 days before the trip, 50% of the package price is nonrefundable.

* 30 days before the trip, the entire package price is nonrefundable.

Meet at airport upon arrival and drop off at your hotel. Enjoy a welcome dinner departing from your hotel at 7pm. 

Hotel: Arena Space Hotel 

After breakfast head to the ancient city of Jerash. In the afternoon explore Um Qais. 

After your day is finished head back to your accomodation and refresh with a swim before dinner.  

Jerash

Step into the captivating world of Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the Middle East, often referred to as the ‘Pompeii of the East’. As you wander through the ancient city gates, you'll be transported back in time, walking along the original stone paths that legionnaires once marched. Explore the grandeur of the colonnaded streets, the impressive oval plaza, and the magnificent Nymphaeum. Imagine the roar of the crowd in the still-standing amphitheaters where gladiators once battled. Each corner of Jerash offers a new discovery, from intricate mosaics to ancient temples that whisper secrets of a bygone era. This archaeological masterpiece is not just a site to visit but an ancient city to experience, where history’s presence is palpable in every stone and shadow.

Um Qais

Discover the serene beauty of Umm Qais, perched majestically at the crossroads of ancient civilizations. This enchanting site offers breathtaking panoramas where the Golan Heights, the Sea of Galilee, and the sweeping Yarmouk River Valley converge. Walk through the remnants of the Greco-Roman city of Gadara, a place celebrated by poets and scholars, where paved streets and crumbling ruins tell tales of a flourishing intellectual hotspot. As you explore, feel the whispers of history blend with the fresh mountain air and vibrant green landscapes that are unlike any other part of Jordan. Umm Qais is not just a destination; it's a picturesque escape that feeds the soul with its peaceful surroundings and spectacular views, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

ACCOMODATION: Al Rosa Country Resort - Russian Huts ( check In 3pm)

After breakfast head south and make your way to Petra.

Cultural Dinner in little petra mountain. ( outdoors under the stars or in a traditional bedouin tent).  Listen to stories about bedouin life, ask any questions you like. Learn how Kohl and bedouin tents are made. See and learn how Bedouin Shrak bread is made and taste it fresh from the hot iron then enjoy a traditional Jordanian Meal while listening to live arabic oud music and singing. End the evening with some bedouin dancing before heading back to your rooms. 

Hotel: Little Petra Estate

( option to stay in the cave for those who want it. First come first serve. 4 spots per night available ). 

After breakfast, enjoy a full day of exploring Petra by mule starting at the back entrance to the Monastery, working your way down to the Roman street and up to snake monument to see the cave home of the Sheikh of Petra ( the father of your guide). 

From here we will take you to one of our secret spots! We will not mention it here and we just ask to not share with others outside of the group where it is located as it is a super hidden gem and we would like to keep it that way while also exclusively sharing it with you. Hint - it included a waterfall ( bet you didn't know there was one inside of Petra - shhhhhh)

Enjoy lunch in an ancient bedouin cave home carved out of the rocks over 3,000 years ago with some modern edge added by your host. 

After lunch enjoy some free time to explore and take your time visiting the Royal Tombs and up to the Treasury. Then meet back at the Nabatean Restaurant at 5pm. 

Hotel: Little Petra Estate

We will head to one of the most beautiful secret places in Jordan, the south of Wadi Araba desert and live the real bedouin life Camping. 

-Wadi Araba-

a vast desert landscape stretching between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. This expansive valley, part of the Great Rift Valley that cuts through Jordan and into Africa, offers a striking panorama of undulating sands and rugged mountain ranges. As you traverse this ancient land, you will tread on the same ground as traders and pilgrims have for centuries along the historic King's Highway. Experience the raw, unadulterated wilderness where every sunrise and sunset paints the sky with breathtaking hues, casting long shadows and highlighting the contours of the land. Wadi Araba is not just a place to visit, but a dramatic backdrop for adventure and contemplation, offering solitude and a profound connection with nature that is increasingly rare in the modern world.

Bedouin carpets will be laid down around a campfire to keep you warm as you relax and unwind under the stars waiting for your bedouin cooked dinner over the campfire before retreating to your tents to sleep or the night. 

ACCOMODATION: Camping under the stars

Head to Wadi Rum Desert through a less traveled Desert Road stopping at a single rock topped with  ancient cave home in the middle of the desert for a rest and tea. 

Explore the wild Wadi Rum with your bedouin guides seeing beautiful untouched nature and set up camp in one of the beautiful canyons where you will have dinner over the campfire. 

Hotel:   Bubble Tent in the Protected Area

After breakfast head to Aqaba by the back desert route ( if this way is accessible at the time) to enjoy a 2 Tank Dive in the Red Sea.

Plunge into the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea at Aqaba, where an underwater paradise awaits. Renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and an astonishing variety of marine life, Aqaba offers one of the most enthralling diving experiences in the world. Glide through warm, turquoise waters that host everything from playful dolphins to majestic sea turtles, and an array of exotic fish that dart among the colorful corals. Dive sites here cater to all levels, whether you're exploring the shallow sunlit reefs or the deep mysterious wrecks. Above the surface, the dramatic desert mountains of Jordan provide a stunning contrast to the marine wonderland below. Diving in Aqaba isn’t just an activity; it’s an adventure into a mesmerizing world, where each dive reveals something magical and unforgettable.

ACCOMODATION: My Luxury Hotel Aqaba

Another breakfast head north to see the Dead Sea and hike in beautiful Wadi Al Hasa before heading back to Amman. 

-The Dead Sea-

The Dead Sea is one of the world's most remarkable natural wonders, nestled at the lowest point on earth. This extraordinary body of water, known for its hyper-saline environment, allows you to float effortlessly on its buoyant waters, providing a truly unique swimming experience. The mineral-rich mud found along its shores is celebrated for its therapeutic qualities, offering a natural spa treatment that has attracted visitors for millennia. Surrounding the sea, the dramatic landscape of rugged mountains and clear blue skies creates a serene backdrop for relaxation and reflection. Visiting the Dead Sea is not just about floating in its soothing waters—it's an opportunity to rejuvenate the body, calm the mind, and soak in the tranquil beauty of this historic and geologically fascinating location.

-Wadi Al Hassa-

A spectacular and vast canyon located in the west-central part of Jordan, stretching from the mountains near the Dead Sea to the town of Ghor as-Safi near the southern end of the Dead Sea. This wadi is one of Jordan's longest and most historic watercourses, and it is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and its significant archaeological sites.

The wadi offers an extraordinary trekking experience, known for its lush, water-filled canyons that provide a stark contrast to the arid landscapes typically associated with Jordan. As you traverse the wadi, you'll encounter a series of hot springs and waterfalls, making it an ideal spot for adventurous hikers who enjoy water hikes. The route through Wadi Al Hasa is characterized by narrow gorges, towering sandstone cliffs, and diverse ecosystems that are home to a variety of plants and animals adapted to the wetter microclimate within the canyon.

Historically, Wadi Al Hasa has been an important location for human settlement due to its water resources and fertile lands. It has hosted numerous communities from different periods, including the Nabateans and Romans, and there are several archaeological sites along its length that illustrate its historical significance.

Hotel: Arena Space Hotel

After breakfast, Visit the Amman Citadel and Roman Theatre and explore the Souks downtown with a Farewell Dinner in Rainbow Street.

-Amman Citadel-

Perched on the highest hill in Amman, the Citadel stands as a monumental witness to the history and evolution of one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities. This ancient site, with its palimpsest of Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic ruins, offers a panoramic view of the sprawling city below, where the past and present of Jordan's capital converge. Explore the iconic Temple of Hercules, whose towering columns reach towards the sky as silent sentinels of history. Nearby, the Umayyad Palace complex tells tales of royal splendor with its grand dome and intricate mosaics. Each step through this historic citadel is a step back in time, where every stone tells a story, offering insights not only into the history of Amman but into the civilizations that shaped the Middle East. Visiting the Amman Citadel isn't just about seeing a place; it's about experiencing the layers of human endeavor, resilience, and culture that are woven into the fabric of this extraordinary city.

-Roman Theater-

Step into the heart of Amman’s bustling downtown and discover the Roman Theater, an architectural marvel from the 2nd century that remains a centerpiece of Jordanian culture. This magnificent amphitheater, carved directly into the hillside, once seated up to 6,000 spectators who gathered to watch dramatic performances and political assemblies under the open sky. Today, it stands as a testament to Roman engineering prowess and the enduring allure of public performance spaces. Feel the echoes of history as you sit on the ancient stone steps, where you can almost hear the applause of ancient crowds and feel the excitement of timeless theatrical expressions. The theater’s perfect acoustics and grandeur continue to awe visitors, making it not only a historical site but also a vibrant venue that still hosts performances and cultural events, connecting the past with the present in the lively heart of Amman.

Hotel: Arena Space Hotel

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