Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum & Aqaba 7 Days Package

DAY 2: After breakfast, get ready to resume the tour, with the first stop being the majestic Mt. Nebo. There, guests can visit the old monastery, and see the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and the vast landscape of this ancient place. After this, the tour will head towards the Dead Sea, which has developed into a health spa-like hub due to its unique chemical composition.

Being so famous, it is said that both Queen Cleopatra and Sheba knew the value of the site and used its mud for medical and beautification purposes. Guests will be free to take a walk around the coast or swim in the water. Afterward, travel back to the hotel to stay overnight.

DAY 3: Enjoy an early breakfast and begin the journey north to Jerash to a site that is situated at the bottom of Mt. Gilead. This ancient city is a reflection of the Roman Empire, being one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture, its beauty can be viewed from the colonnaded street, the Oval Plaza, the Nymphaeum, and the Temple of Artemis.

Next, visit the Ajloun Castle, built in 1184 AD by Izz Al-Din Usama who was one of Salah Al-Din's generals. After a thorough look around, head on towards Umm Qais, once known as Gadara. This is a ruined Greco-Roman city, where guests have the opportunity of seeing the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights in all their beauty. Afterward, head back to the hotel to stay overnight.

DAY 4: Start your day with a breakast at the hotel and begin the tour of Jordan’s biggest tourist attraction, the ancient city and remains of Petra. The city of Petra was first founded in around 312 BC, making it one of the oldest cities discovered to this day in the entire world. The city is believed to have been founded by the Nabateans, a nomadic tribe who settled in the area and laid the foundations of a commercial empire that extended further up to Syria.

After reaching the site, guests have the opportunity to travel on horseback to the canyon and the Siq, and from there, they resume the journey on foot to the most beautiful monument: the Treasury. Aside from this. Giets will also stroll across the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs, and Pharaoh’s Castle. The tour will end there, and guests will transfer back to the hotel in Amman for an overnight stay.

DAY 5: After breakfast, begin the Wadi Rum tour by driving 20 minutes into the protected area of Wadi Rum, a widely spread desert landscape that holds a bygone beauty of its own. Several prehistoric civilizations have left petroglyphs, rock inscriptions, and ruins in Wadi Rum. Since 2011, the Wadi Rum Protected Area has been included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The site is also made famous by the film Lawrence of Arabia, which highlights the unique landscape of canyons, cliffs, sand dunes, and ancient rock glyphs of this Jordan site. Tourists can enjoy camel, horse, and dune buggy rides across the valley and lunch at one of the Bedouin tents. Transfer back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

DAY 6: Begin your day with a traditional Middle Eastern breakfast at the hotel to prepare for a drive from Amman to Aqabah to view the coastal beauty of Jordan. The Aqaba golf course is situated north of the Red Sea and south of Jordan. After spending an hour or two enjoying the sea-side views of the water, head over to check out the city's well-known attractions, including Sharif Hussein Bin Ali, Aqaba Marine Park, Islamic Ayla City, Cedar Pride Shipwreck, and Aqaba Archaeological Museum. Drive back to Amman to stay overnight at the hotel.

DAY 7: After breakfast, check out from the hotel to transfer to the airport to catch the flight back home.