Discover Jordan

Upon arriving to Queen Alia International Airport, you will be met by our Meet & Assist representatives to assist you on your way through immigration. Then transfer to your hotel in Amman for overnight. 

After breakfast, tour of the old city of Amman exploring the Citadel and the Roman Theatre, two of the most popular archaeological sites in the city.

Rollup your sleeves and explore Jordanian Culinary Heritage through a cooking class and a traditional feast alongside a Jordanian Chef (Chef Wafaa) in the heart of downtown Amman.

After this unique cooking class and feast you’ll be taken back to hotel to rest and freshen up to be later picked up for dinner to Tawaheen Al-Hawa restaurant to saviour local authentic cuisine, keep an eye for the bread making lady and smell the freshly made “Shirak Bread”.

After the restaurant head back to your hotel for overnight.

After breakfast, start your day with a visit to Jerash, often called the "Pompeii of the East", one of the best-preserved Roman provincial towns in the world!

Walk through history as you explore the Cardo (colonnaded main street), marvel at the South Theatre, the grand Temple of Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch, the elegant Artemis Temple, and the Nymphaeum. Jerash also boasts 14 Byzantine churches, adorned with intricate mosaics that tell timeless stories.

Savor a delicious lunch at Beit (House) Khairat Souf, a charming social enterprise offering authentic Jordanian cuisine in a serene, picturesque setting. The  house was built in 1881 and renovated in 2016. They offers a wide variety of natural and handmade products, including an exquisite blend of jams, pickles, olive oil, vinegar, molasses, and a wide variety of healing herbs, such as rosemary, sage, thyme and other native plants to the area.

End the day with a relaxing dinner at Books@Cafe, a vibrant Amman hotspot known for its eclectic menu, cozy ambiance, and breathtaking views of the city skyline.

After breakfast, journey to the remarkable Ajloun Castle (Qal’at al Rabad), a 12th-century fortress built by Saladin’s forces, showcasing one of the finest examples of Islamic military architecture. Explore its strategic towers and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys.

Continue to Umm Qais, an impressive Greco-Roman town nestled on the hillsides of northern Jordan, mentioned in biblical history. Stroll through the ancient streets of this Decapolis city, where civilizations left their mark—from the Macedonians to the Romans, Byzantines, Umayyads, and Ottomans. Marvel at the sweeping vistas overlooking the Lake Tiberias (Sea of Galilee) and the Golan Heights. 

Enjoy a delightful lunch at Beit Al Baraka, a charming local restaurant known for its warm hospitality and authentic Jordanian dishes.

After returning to Amman, take some time to rest and freshen up before heading out to Reem Al Bawadi, a renowned dining spot that offers a rich variety of traditional Middle Eastern cuisine in an inviting and atmospheric setting.

Conclude your day with an overnight stay at your hotel in Amman.

Begin your day with breakfast before venturing to Iraq Al-Amir, a picturesque area nestled in the hills of the Jordan Valley. Known for its abundant springs, lush olive groves, and captivating history, Iraq Al-Amir is home to Al-Iraq, a remarkable historical site built by a Persian prince in the 3rd century BC. Explore the area's ancient caves, dating back to the Copper Age, and enjoy the serene beauty of its landscape. For lunch, visit the Iraq Al Amir Women’s Association, where you’ll enjoy a homemade meal while supporting local women’s empowerment initiatives.

In the afternoon, embark on an exciting tour of Jordan's Desert Castles, each offering a glimpse into the region's fascinating history and architectural legacy.

• Qasr Kharaneh: The sole desert castle built exclusively for defense, showcasing robust architecture.

• Qasr Amra: A UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its stunning mosaics and frescoes from the Umayyad period.

• Azraq Oasis and Qasr Azraq: Visit the oasis, a crucial resting point for migratory birds, and explore the black basalt fort that once served as Lawrence of Arabia's headquarters.

• Qasr al-Hallabat and Hammam al-Sarah: Marvel at the Roman fort turned Umayyad palace, adorned with intricate carvings and frescoes, along with the nearby luxurious bathhouse ruins.

• Qasr al-Mushatta: An unfinished yet grand Umayyad palace that exemplifies a fusion of Iraqi and Hellenistic architectural styles.

As the day winds down, return to Amman for an evening at Blue Fig Restaurant & Café, a vibrant dining spot known for its eclectic ambiance, international cuisine, and warm hospitality. Overnight at your hotel in Amman.

After breakfast at the hotel, set out on a journey to Al Salt, one of Jordan's most historic and culturally rich towns. Located just 32 kilometers (21 miles) northwest of Amman, Al Salt was once the capital of Jordan during the Balqa  region era. This enchanting town captivates visitors with its picturesque streets and elegant homes from the late Ottoman period, distinguished by their long, arched windows and unique architectural charm.

Take a stroll through Al Salt's narrow streets to admire its stunning Ottoman architecture, and delve into its history at the small archaeological museum, which offers insights into the town's vibrant past.

Visit As-Salt Zaman, a beautifully restored building in the town center, brimming with antiques, handicrafts, and a warm, nostalgic ambiance. Al Salt is also home to a renowned Handicrafts School, where you can witness traditional skills in ceramics, weaving, silk screen printing, and dyeing—offering an authentic glimpse into Jordanian artistry.

For lunch, enjoy a unique experience at Rodaina's Farm, where you'll immerse yourself in the life of a Jordanian farmer. Savor freshly prepared dishes, indulge in local hospitality, and learn about rural traditions in this tranquil and authentic setting. She with her family will teach you how to bake whole wheat Saj bread, pick a free-range egg, milk a goat, feed a baby goat, ride the tractor and have fresh local made food from the farm under the 400 years old Oak tree. 

The food is "from farm to table"; the Saj bread, free range eggs, products of goat's milk as white goat cheese, white goat butter, yoghurt, the famous Galaieh of farmers (fried tomatoes with garlic in olive oil), fried eggplants with Sumaq in olive oil, fried local potatoes in olive oil, some sliced veggies, pickled olives and all is presented with tea and Arabic coffee plus water. Next comes the freshly cooked traditional famous sweet of Kunafeh; watch the making of Kunafeh and how it is cooked on fire-wood to be presented with nuts and sugar syrup. Duration for this experience is 2-2.5 hrs.

Return to Amman hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast, set off to the spectacular Dana Biosphere Reserve, Jordan’s largest and most ecologically diverse reserve. Upon arrival, embark on the Dana Village Tour, an experience that takes you on an easy 2 km trail (1–1.5 hours) starting from the Dana Guesthouse. The trail offers a unique glimpse into Dana’s rich cultural and natural heritage. Stroll above the charming Dana Village, through its terraced gardens, and visit local craft workshops where artisans create beautiful handicrafts. Along the way, you’ll meet the friendly local residents, admire original Ottoman architecture, and delve into the history of this fascinating village.

Enjoy a delightful lunch at the Dana Guest House, where you can savor traditional Jordanian dishes while soaking in panoramic views of the breathtaking valleys and landscapes of the reserve.

After lunch, continue to Feynan Ecolodge, a serene and Award-winning eco-hotel nestled in the heart of the Dana Reserve. Renowned for its sustainable practices and immersive Bedouin experience, Feynan offers a chance to disconnect from modern life and embrace nature. Spend the evening relaxing amidst the warm glow of candlelight, enjoying an unforgettable dinner featuring locally inspired dishes.

Overnight at Feynan Ecolodge, where the tranquility of the desert night will leave you feeling rejuvenated and connected to nature.

Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at Feynan Ecolodge, followed by a unique cultural experience where you’ll immerse yourself in Bedouin  traditions through Coffee Making and the Kohl Experience. Witness the age-old process of roasting and brewing Bedouin coffee, a symbol of hospitality and heritage, and learn how traditional kohl eyeliner is made and used—a practice deeply rooted in the Bedouin culture.

Afterward, embark on the Special Hike of the Month, a carefully selected trail showcasing the breathtaking landscapes and unique ecosystems surrounding Feynan. Led by an experienced guide, this hike offers a closer connection to the natural beauty and tranquility of the Dana Biosphere Reserve.

Following your hike, return to Feynan Ecolodge to enjoy a fresh and locally-inspired lunch, where you can reflect on the morning’s experiences while savoring the flavors of the region.

In the afternoon, leave the serene landscapes of Feynan and drive to Petra, the crown jewel of Jordan. Upon arrival, settle into your hotel and prepare for the incredible adventure awaiting you the next day.

End your evening with a delightful dinner at your hotel in Petra and enjoy a restful night, ready to explore the wonders of this ancient Nabatean city.

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before venturing into the legendary city of Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This ancient city, with over  10,000 years of history, was once a thriving Nabataean caravan-city and remains one of the most breathtaking archaeological marvels on the planet.

Begin your exploration with a walk through the Siq, a narrow, winding gorge flanked by towering cliffs, leading to the iconic Treasury (Al-Khazneh). From here,

uncover Petra’s many treasures: the vast tombs, royal residences, and rock-hewn temples that are seamlessly blended into the vibrant sandstone mountains.  Marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of this city that is half-carved into the rock and surrounded by stunning gorges and passages. Along the way, witness how ancient Eastern traditions merge with Hellenistic architecture, making Petra a site like no other.

Pause for lunch at the Basin Restaurant, nestled within the heart of the Petra Archaeological Park. Enjoy a delicious meal while surrounded by the captivating beauty of this historic site.

After a full day of exploring, return to your hotel to rest and freshen up. For dinner, embrace Jordanian hospitality with a home-hosted dinner in Petra. Savor authentic local dishes in the warm company of a Jordanian family, providing an unforgettable cultural experience to round off your day.

Overnight at your hotel in Petra, rest and be prepared for another Petra experience tomorrow.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel before heading out for a second visit to Petra, giving you the chance to delve deeper into its countless wonders. Without
the use of a horse, you’ll have more time to leisurely explore the hidden gems of this ancient Nabataean city. Revisit the iconic Siq, uncover more intricate carvings, and take the opportunity to explore lesser-known tombs, caves, and temples at your own pace.

For lunch, stop at the Al Qantara Restaurant, where you can enjoy a delicious meal in a cozy setting with local Jordanian flavors.

After some rest at your hotel, prepare for an enchanting evening experience with Petra by Night, one of the most magical ways to experience this ancient wonder. Walk along the candle-lit Siq, where flickering lights guide you to the breathtaking Treasury (Al-Khazneh). Let the soft glow of hundreds of candles and the sound of traditional music transport you back to Petra’s days as a bustling Nabataean trading hub. The stories and serene atmosphere will immerse you in the mystical allure of this Rose-Red City after dark.

For dinner, dive into Jordanian cuisine at Petra Kitchen, where you’ll participate in a unique hands-on cooking experience, learning to prepare local dishes alongside talented chefs. It’s a fun and interactive way to savor the authentic tastes of the region.

Overnight at your hotel in Petra, as you reflect on the unforgettable sights and sounds of the day.

Start your day with a hearty breakfast before taking a short drive to Siq Al-Barid, widely known as Little Petra. This fascinating site, just a ten-minute drive from Petra, was a vital suburb of the ancient Nabataean capital. Enter through its narrow gorge, reminiscent of Petra’s Siq but on a smaller scale, and marvel at the tombs, temples, and water channels carved directly into the rock. Discover the remains of ancient frescoes, including depictions of grape vines, which hint at the area's historical role in wine production and religious festivities like the Feast of Drink, hosted by the Nabataean king. Witness the ingenuity of the
Nabataean irrigation system, which utilized channels, rock-carved reservoirs, and dams to sustain life in the desert.

After this captivating visit, continue your journey southward to the vast desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, known as the "Valley of the Moon." Upon arrival,
immerse yourself in the surreal beauty of this ancient desert, filled with towering wind-sculpted mountains, expansive dunes, and pastel-colored sands. Meet Bedouin hosts offering cardamom-spiced coffee, a nod to the hospitality of the region.

Embark on a 2-hour jeep tour through this extraordinary terrain, made famous as the backdrop for the classic film Lawrence of Arabia. Explore hidden canyons, ancient inscriptions, and breathtaking vistas that evoke a sense of being on another planet. Wadi Rum’s timeless allure will leave you awestruck.
For lunch, enjoy a flavorful meal at Sun City Restaurant, offering dishes inspired by the region.

Conclude your adventurous day at Mazayen Rum Camp, where you’ll savor a traditional Bedouin dinner under the starlit desert sky. Fall asleep in the
tranquility of the camp, surrounded by the otherworldly beauty of Wadi Rum.

Start your day with breakfast amidst the serene beauty of Wadi Rum. This morning, immerse yourself in the enchanting desert landscapes on a 5-6 hour guided hike. Traverse the awe-inspiring terrain, shaped by millennia of wind and time, and marvel at the stunning rock formations, vast open spaces, and the profound silence that defines this magical place. The hike will allow you to connect deeply with the natural splendor and timeless charm of Wadi Rum.

Following your hike, you’ll enjoy a Bedouin Lifestyle Experience with a local host family. Step into the world of the Bedouins, experiencing their way of life and legendary hospitality. Learn how to prepare traditional Arabic coffee, a cherished ritual that involves roasting and grinding coffee beans with cardamom. Participate in making Bedouin bread, baked fresh in the desert sand or over an open fire, and discover the rich culinary traditions of this nomadic culture.

Take the opportunity to connect with your Bedouin hosts, listening to stories of their heritage and understanding their deep bond with the desert. This cultural encounter will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the resilience and traditions of the Bedouin people.

As the day draws to a close, return to the camp to enjoy a delicious dinner
under the stars, savoring the tranquil ambiance of the desert night.

Optional Supplement Activities to Enhance Your Day:
1- Hot Air Balloon: Leave your camp very early to catch the sunrise while
you’re on a Hot Air Balloon overlooking the martian desert
2- Wadi Rum Buggies

After breakfast, bid farewell to the breathtaking desert landscapes of Wadi Rum and set off for the vibrant coastal city of Aqaba. Nestled on the northern tip of
the Red Sea, Aqaba is Jordan’s only seaport and a popular destination celebrated for its turquoise waters, coral reefs, and lively atmosphere. Upon arrival in Aqaba, enjoy a delightful lunch at the renowned Captain Restaurant, famous for its fresh seafood and authentic Jordanian dishes, offering a warm introduction to the city’s culinary heritage.

After lunch, check into your hotel and take some time to relax and unwind. The remainder of the day is yours to explore Aqaba at your leisure. Stroll along the
waterfront Corniche or browse the bustling souks for unique handcrafted treasures and souvenirs.

Wrap up your day in Aqaba by savoring its lively yet tranquil atmosphere, surrounded by the picturesque beauty of Jordan’s coastline.

Spend the day at your leisure in the vibrant coastal city of Aqaba, where relaxation and adventure go hand in hand. Whether you're looking to explore the dazzling underwater world, indulge in local cuisine, or simply bask in the sun, Aqaba has something for everyone.

Optional Supplement Activities to Enhance Your Day:

1. Snorkeling Adventure & Lunch: Dive into the clear waters of the Red Sea to explore Aqaba’s colorful coral reefs and marine life. Enjoy a delicious seaside
lunch after your snorkeling experience.

2. Sunset Cruise with Dinner: Set sail on a scenic cruise during the golden hours, taking in stunning views of the coastline. Complete your evening with a
delectable dinner on board as you watch the sun set over the Red Sea.

Whether you’re snorkeling, shopping for souvenirs in the lively souks, or relaxing by the beach, Aqaba offers the perfect blend of leisure and charm. Overnight in Aqaba.

After breakfast, begin your journey northward to Madaba, the "City of Mosaics." Explore the town's remarkable Byzantine mosaics, including the world-famous Madaba Map, the oldest preserved mosaic map of the Holy Land. This incredible piece of art offers a glimpse into the ancient geography of the region. Enjoy a hearty and traditional meal at Hikayet Sitti, a warm and welcoming family-run restaurant in Madaba that specializes in authentic Jordanian dishes.

A short drive west brings you to Mount Nebo, one of the most revered sites in Jordan. This is believed to be the memorial and burial place of the Prophet
Moses. Stand at this historic vantage point and take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the Holy Land, the Jordan Valley, and even the Dead Sea on a clear day. Visit the restored Byzantine church at the site, which holds stunning mosaics that depict scenes of hunting, farming, and daily life.

On your way to the Dead Sea, stop by Kerak, home to one of the finest Crusader castles in the region. Wander through the fort's maze-like passageways and
learn about its fascinating history.

Arrive at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, and check into your hotel. Spend the evening enjoying the luxurious amenities and the tranquil atmosphere.

After breakfast at the hotel, head out to the Mujib Biosphere Reserve, the lowest nature reserve on Earth, located 410 meters below sea level. The reserve is famous for its rugged terrain and dramatic mountains bordering the Dead Sea coast. Spend your morning on the Mujib Siq, a thrilling adventure hike through river-filled canyons. The stunning natural beauty and the challenge of navigating the flowing rivers make this an unforgettable experience and a Must-do.

After the hike, take a well-deserved break and enjoy lunch at the Mujib Chalets, perched on the shores of the Dead Sea. The restaurant offers not only a delicious meal but also spectacular views of the Dead Sea and the surrounding landscape.

Return to your hotel in the afternoon for some relaxation. Take the opportunity to float in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea, pamper yourself with a spa
treatment, or simply enjoy the tranquil ambiance of this unique destination. In the evening, savor dinner at your hotel while soaking in the serene atmosphere
of the Dead Sea. 

Note: The Mujib Hike access is only for ages 18 and above and requires mild to moderate physical ability to climb certain parts. In case of underage, they can stay in the hotel or substitute this experience with something else upon request.

After breakfast at the hotel, head to Hammamat Ma’in (Ma’in Hot Springs), one of the most breathtaking desert oases in the world, located 264 meters below sea level. These hyper-thermal waterfalls attract thousands of bathers annually to enjoy the mineral-rich waters. The hot springs are formed from winter rainfall in the highland plains of Jordan and are heated to temperatures of up to 63°C (145°F) by underground lava fissures before cascading into the valley. Relax in this serene natural retreat and take in the stunning scenery.

Enjoy lunch at the Ma’in Hot Springs Resort, where you can savor a delicious meal surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the area.
After lunch, drive to the Baptism Site (Bethany Beyond the Jordan), a significant biblical location known as the site where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. This historic site, located on the east bank of the Jordan River, has been systematically excavated and restored to welcome pilgrims and visitors from around the world. Return to your hotel at the Dead Sea in the evening for relaxation. Unwind by the calming waters or enjoy the hotel’s amenities before
dinner.

After breakfast, spend the day at leisure by the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Float effortlessly in its salty waters, known for their therapeutic properties, and enjoy the rejuvenating benefits of a natural mud bath to cleanse and revitalize your skin. Bask in the sunshine and soak up the serene atmosphere, taking in the unique views of the surrounding desert landscapes.

As the day winds down, watch the sun set gracefully over the hills, painting the sky with hues of gold and orange, creating the perfect ambiance to reflect on the incredible journey through Jordan. Relax and unwind as you savor the peacefulness of this extraordinary destination on your last full day.

After breakfast, transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for departure.