Epic Jordan Adventure

Enjoy a comprehensive day tour of Amman, featuring stops at the Citadel, the National Archaeological Museum, the Roman Theater, the Folklore Museum, King Abdullah Mosque, and the Souk.

Afterward, travel to Wadi Seer, a suburb of Amman, to explore the ruins of Qasr Al Abd.

Overnight stay in a hotel in Amman. (B)

After breakfast, go on a brief city tour of Amman, which includes visits to the Citadel and the Roman Theater.

Then, head to Jerash, located 45 km north of Amman. This city, established in the 2nd century BC, exemplifies the grand provincial urban architecture typical of Roman cities in the Middle East, featuring colonnaded streets, baths, temples, theaters, and public squares.

After exploring this remarkable site, we will proceed to Ajlun Castle, where you'll enjoy stunning views in all directions.

Finally, we will return to Amman for an overnight stay. (B)

We travel to Madaba to explore St. George Church, renowned for its stunning floor mosaic that depicts a map of the Holy Land.

Next, we head to Mount Nebo, the site of Moses' death, where we can enjoy breathtaking views of the steep slopes of the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Jericho.

After visiting the Church of Moses, we make our way down to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth at 400 meters below sea level. Would you like to experience floating in the salty waters of the Dead Sea? Today presents that unique opportunity!

We will spend the night at a hotel in Amman (B).

We proceed along the King's Highway towards Karak, where we visit the vast Crusader castle constructed in the 12th century.

Next, we head to the Dana Biosphere Nature Reserve, a network of wadis and mountains that stretches from the Rift Valley's summit to the Wadi Araba desert. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, you'll go on a two-hour hike through this stunning scenery.

We'll spend the night at a simple hotel in Dana Village, perched atop the mountains, offering breathtaking views of the rift valley. (B/D)

The only reserve in Jordan that includes four distinct bio-geographical zones of the country is the Dana Biosphere Reserve. This reserve is home to many rare species of plants and animals, with a total of 800 plant species and 449 animal species documented.

Today, we will go on a downhill hike through the sandstone gorge of Wadi Dana, which connects Dana to Feynan. The hike covers a distance of 14 km and takes approximately 6 hours.

Upon reaching Wadi Feynan, you will be transported to the dunes of Wadi Araba. The sunset experience here is particularly stunning, as you sit atop a dune and watch the sand transform into deep orange hues while the sun gradually sets on the horizon.

You will camp overnight (B/LB/D).

After breakfast, we take a 45-minute drive uphill to the Little Petra area.

Once we arrive, we begin a hike that lasts approximately four hours. Initially, we stroll along a wide trail amidst stunning bright sandstone formations, leading us to Jebel Garoun.

After lunch, the path narrows, and as we navigate through the mountains, we arrive at Siq al Barid, the ancient trading station of Petra. Here, we explore the rock tombs, cisterns, and frescoes, gaining our first glimpse of the remarkable Nabatean architecture.

From there, we continue walking for about 40 minutes to reach our campsite, a charming spot nestled among the sandstone rocks of Little Petra.

We gather around the campfire for dinner while thousands of stars twinkle overhead. (B/Picnic/D)

After breakfast, we set out for a hike along remote trails that take us through the breathtaking mountainous landscape of Little Petra. Some sections are narrow and steep, requiring careful navigation. Along the way, we are treated to stunning views of distinctive rock formations and gorges.

We arrive at the Monastery in Petra, where we take a break before descending into the valley, surrounded by rocks in various shades of red. We then explore the town, visiting its temples and tombs. During our initial tour of the town, we walk along the Colonnaded Street.

Our path gradually ascends again until we reach our campsite for the night, located just outside Petra. (B/LB/D)

We trek through Wadi Farasa, making our way back to Petra's city center. Stairs ascend to the Royal Tombs, known for their massive facades.

Following the path alongside the Theatre, we arrive at Petra's most stunning structure, the "Khazneh," also referred to as the Treasury. We take in this remarkable example of Nabatean architecture. A breathtaking walk through the Siq, a narrow gorge stretching 1.5 km, awaits us.

Eventually, we reach the town of Wadi Musa and our hotel. (B/D)

Here, you can take advantage of the traditional Turkish hammam experience.

Leaving behind Petra, we head south into the vast expanse of Wadi Rum.

Our first steps in the desert take us across wide valleys where golden sands meet towering cliffs. Ancient rock drawings appear along the way, telling stories from thousands of years ago. With only our light daypacks, we move at a steady pace, pausing for a long midday rest beneath the shade of weathered rocks.

As the sun lowers, the desert comes alive in hues of crimson and orange, and we settle into our first camp, dining by the fire under a star-filled sky (B/L/D) .

Daily hiking 5-6 hours

Today’s hike leads us deeper into Wadi Rum’s heart, where immense sand dunes stretch toward the horizon. We climb their shifting slopes, rewarded with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains. Along the way, we discover subtle traces of history - faded carvings and inscriptions etched into the stone.

Our midday break is once again spent in cool shade, enjoying a leisurely lunch before continuing through the desert silence.

Evening brings us to another remote campsite, where the glow of the fire mirrors the fading light on the cliffs (B/L/D).

Daily hiking 5-6 hours

Our route today takes us toward some of Wadi Rum’s most striking formations - the Burdah Rock Bridge and the great Um Froth Rock Bridge. Hiking through winding gorges and open plains, we marvel at these natural stone arches towering above the sands.

After a restful pause during the hottest hours, we resume our trek, listening to the quiet echo of our steps across the desert floor.

As night falls, we share stories by the campfire, surrounded by the grandeur of the illuminated mountains (B/L/D).

Daily hiking 5-6 hours

On our final day in Wadi Rum, we embrace the stillness of the desert. We make our way past the remains of T.E. Lawrence’s House, a site steeped in history and legend, before continuing across the sweeping valleys. The trek is steady and meditative, a final chance to take in the vast landscapes and shifting colors of rock and sand.

After one last shaded pause for lunch, we conclude our journey with an evening of warmth, laughter, and quiet reflection by the fire, watching the desert fade into twilight (B/L/D).

Daily hiking 5-6 hours

Following our overnight stay at the stunning Barrah Canyon, we trek for three hours through the desert to reach Disseh village. At this point, our Bedouin team departs, and we bid farewell to our crew.

Next, you will be taken to your hotel in Amman. (B/L)

Transfer to the airport of Amman for departure. (B)