An escape to Jordan will surely be filled with adventure, as this wondrous destination is blessed with amazing natural and man-made wonders, intriguing ancient sites, stunning landscapes, and amazing coral reefs.
Jerash, with its intact Roman amphitheatres and colonnaded avenues, is located close to Jordan’s busy capital city of Amman, making it easily accessible. A trip to Jordan however demands the experience of one of the most important sights in the world, the Rose Red City of Petra.
Similarly, with its breath-taking desert landscape that can be explored on an exciting 4×4 ride and its glittering nights filled with a star spectacle, Wadi Rum is arguably Jordan’s best kept secret. However, if you simply intend to experience a holiday by the sea, Aqaba is certain to captivate you, thanks to its world-class Red Sea diving locations and opulent hotels. Perhaps you’d also like to take a dip in the Dead Sea’s mineral-rich waters, known for their healing powers. Your experience of Jordan can be easily combined with Egypt for a multi – centre adventure holiday!
Enjoy an informative tour that prioritizes sustainability. Visit a Bedouin farm to learn native cooking techniques, visit a bike shop and take a plunge in the Dead Sea.
In this UNESCO World Heritage Site of the northern Great Rift Valley, home to unusual flora and fauna, which include three new plant species, the sand cat, and the Syrian wolf, you can discover the majestic landscapes and wildlife biodiversity.
After sundown, explore one of the most magnificent ancient towns in the world, Petra. Watch as nearly 2,000 candles light up the Treasury, Petra’s remarkable stone temple.
Mövenpick Resort Petra
The Mövenpick Resort Petra, which is nearby Petra’s historic wonders, guarantees unmatched comfort and tranquillity. Enjoy authentic Jordanian cuisine at Al Iwan Restaurant while soaking up the sun, and delight in vibrant local entertainment. Additionally, a lovely and fully functional wellness centre is available to you.
Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
From Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea, enjoy Jordan’s longest private beach. Each of the chic, contemporary rooms offer an ocean view. Maintain your fitness in the health club, or stroll around the hotel gardens to marvel at the lagoons and waterfalls. Visit the Kish Bar for sunset drinks and live music.
Intercontinental Amman
This 440-room hotel, perched on one of Amman’s seven hills, provides world-class luxuries and Middle Eastern accents. The Citadel is accessible by foot, and a variety of fantastic restaurants are available.
Upon your arrival in Jordan’s vibrant capital, you will take a transfer to your hotel. Jordan’s capital city, Amman, is a dynamic, comparatively new city that is brimming with life. Roman ruins and historic palaces can be seen in the city’s busy centre. Visit the many vibrant souks, vibrant cafés, and stunning blue-domed King Abdullah Mosque to get a feel for Jordanian culture.
On this day you will discover the city of Jerash with the support of a professional guide. The 6,500-year-old city of Jerash, which is second only to Petra among Jordan’s main tourist destinations, has been inhabited repeatedly.
The cultural heritage of Jerash, which was formerly known as Gerasa in the Roman era, makes it a favourite destination for bespoke getaways. Beautiful theatres, colonnaded walkways, baths, vast public spaces, fountains, and hilltop temples are only a few of the archaeological remnants. Dramatizations of chariot races are still held every day in Jerash’s hippodrome.
On your travels to explore Petra, appreciate with awe the impressive sights of Mount Nebo, Madaba, and the Crusader castle of Kerak. The ancient city of Petra, which was carved into the rose-coloured sandstone rock face over 2,000 years ago, is without a doubt Jordan’s most treasured gem.
Petra, once a vibrant trading hub and the seat of the Nabataean empire, was overlooked for centuries before being unearthed in 1812 by a Swiss explorer.
Any journey to Jordan must include a stop at the stunning “Rose Red City,” which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
With the help of an expert guide, you will experience the beauty of Petra and its wonders.
Your day will begin by discovering the mystical site of Wadi Rum, before heading to your hotel in the Dead Sea. The immense desert landscape of Wadi Rum, also referred to as the “valley of the moon,” is located in Jordan’s extreme south on the western fringe of the Arabian desert and is home to one of the most spectacular vistas in Jordan.
Wadi Rum is an interesting area to visit because it is made up of a number of dry gorges, canyons, towering sandstone formations, and naturally carved sandstone bridges.
Wadi Rum was first popularised by the acclaimed 1962 motion picture Lawrence of Arabia, and it has since grown to be a favourite setting for producers and directors all around the world.
Experience the healing powers of the Dead Sea, before enjoying a traditional Bedouin dinner. The Dead Sea is the lowest point on Earth, at 400 metres below sea level.
For generations, tourists have been lured to the magnificent turquoise lake’s sea crystal-lined shores for its healing waters.
The Dead Sea is still a well-liked tourist destination today, and swimming in its very salty waters can make you feel weightless— making it an unforgettable experience!
Your journey across the captivating Jordanian landscape comes to an epic end, following a week of impressive exploration and discovery of history and culture. Transfer to the airport for your return journey home.