Jordan highlights 8 days 7 nights

Day by day Itinerary:

Day 1: Join tour Amman

Upon arrival to QAIA in Amman, meet and assist by La Beduina Tours representative, then private transfer to your hotel in Amman, check-in and overnight.

Overnight Standard Hotel

Day 2: Visit Madaba , Mount Nebo ,  Kerak and Stay in Petra .

This morning we leave Amman and travel to Petra via  Madaba, a small Christian town with its collection of extraordinary mosaics, including the Great Map of Palestine (6th century). Discovered in 1896, and only fragmentary, it contains a good picture of Jerusalem. Moving on we investigate Jebel Neba (808m). Better known as Mount Nebo, it is a pilgrimage centre for Christians principally because Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land from this summit. We drive via the kings highway to  the Crusader Castle of Kerak, imposingly sited on a hilltop. Kerak became famous in the time of the Crusades as one of a chain of fortresses in the Holy War against Islam. The castle was built in 1132 by Baldwin of Jerusalem, a Crusader King. After visiting this magnificent castle we then continue down to Petra , we checkin at hotel and freshen up , Today you have a free evening  where you may wish to enjoy a candle night , or privet dinner in a local restaurant O/N Petra .

Overnight Standard Hotel (H+ ) included meals: Breakfast 

Day 3: In Petra

A full free day at Petra, or ‘rock’ in Greek. You can climb steep paths to the sacrificial ‘High Places’ (altars) for a stunning view over Wadi Araba and the Negev Desert, trek up to the impressive ‘Royal Tombs’ or Monastery or simply enjoy Petra, a place to lose oneself in the atmosphere of the past.

Overnight Standard Hotel. Included meals: Breakfast

Day 4:  Drive to Wadi Rum

We spend today experiencing the beautiful area of Wadi Rum. We head off south for an exciting half day drive along a 4WD drive route to Wadi Rum. Via the old Roman road, we explore the lesser known northern areas of Wadi Rum, seeing natural rock bridges and viewing incredible rock sculptures on the way to our overnight camp. During the afternoon you may take an optional camel trek through the dramatic Siq al Barrah. We ride or walk for approx 2 and 1/2 hours through a landscape of sandstone mountains and white and pink coloured sands. The desert is another world, inhabited by the nomadic Bedouin peoples for generations. Before our night under the starry sky, we may be lucky enough to witness a spectacular desert sunset. We sleep in a single, large, traditional goat hair tent (the best protection against typical desert extremes of hot and cold) which is laid out with rugs, mattresses, pillows and sleeping bags. The evening is normally spent around a campfire, with spectacular desert stars overhead: Limited washing facilities and WC are available close by. Overnight in Bedouinstyle tent.

Overnight Basic Camping. Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5:   to Aqaba

Leaving Wadi Rum we walk a short distance to our bus and then we drive to Aqaba on the Red Sea. Here your tour guide  will be on hand to arrange optional activities including the chance to swim or snorkel in the Red Sea or view coral and marine life from a special reef viewing boat.

Overnight Standard hotel. Included meals: Breakfast

Day 6: Drive via the Dead Sea to Amman

We drive on to the shimmering Dead Sea. Surrounded by barren hills, this unique water body has an amazingly high salt content (33%) that means no animal life survives , Finally we drive on to Amman and spend our night in Jordan capital.

Overnight Standard Hotel .Included meals: Breakfast

Day 7: Drive to Jerash

This morning we travel northwards to ancient Jerash. Located in the Gilead Hills, it is considered to be the best preserved city of the Decapolis, a confederation of ten Roman cities. One of the highlights of the Middle East, a triple arch gateway gives way to colonnaded streets, theatres, temples and baths. Particularly striking is the elegant forum. This afternoon we head south to Madaba, a small Christian town with its collection of extraordinary mosaics, including the Great Map of the Holy Land (6th century). Discovered in 1896, and only fragmentary, it contains a good picture of Jerusalem. Moving on we investigate Jebel Neba (808m). Better known as Mount Nebo, it is a pilgrimage centre for Christians principally because Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land from this summit.  From here we journey back to Amman for our overnight stop.

Overnight Standard Hotel. Included meals: Breakfast

Day 8: Tour ends in Amman

Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel in Amman, and then you will be transferred to Queen Alia International Airport for departure

Included meals: Breakfast

Departure Dates

Departure every Saturday from September to December 2020 Plus one Departure on 20 Feb 2021 & every Saturday from March to May 2021  
 

Maximum 10  per tour

Minimum number  per date for guaranteed departure  2 person

Prices in 3&4 per person 

$1450.000  , per person

Single Supplement  USD 210.00