Ancient wonders and modern charm, Jordan.Monday
01.04.2024 – 30.12.2024 Blackout dates for the Dead Sea (10.04.24 – 13.04.24 + 17.06.24 – 21.06.24)
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Ancient wonders and modern charm, Jordan.Monday
01.04.2024 – 30.12.2024 Blackout dates for the Dead Sea (10.04.24 – 13.04.24 + 17.06.24 – 21.06.24)
Rate per person sharing a room basis in USD, Min 2 Pax:
USD 838
Rate per person in single room:
USD 1158
Entrances ‘to be paid upon arrival’:
USD 112
Rate per person sharing a room basis in USD, Min 2 Pax:
USD 951
Rate per person in single room:
USD 1351
Entrances ‘to be paid upon arrival’:
USD 112
Rate per person sharing a room basis in USD, Min 2 Pax:
USD 1424
Rate per person in single room:
USD 2131
Entrances ‘to be paid upon arrival’:
USD 112
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, our representative will be waiting for you before passport control and will accompany you through the visa issuance process.
Upon exiting the airport, the driver will take you to the hotel in Amman.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Breakfast at the hotel. Ready for a new day, we head towards our first stop: Jerash, the Roman jewel of Jordan. Located 48 km from Amman, we enjoy its Greco-Roman architecture, the best preserved in the Middle East. Passing through what represented the entrance to the city, we visit the Roman Theater, the Temple of Artemis, the Byzantine Churches, and the Forum. We continue our journey to Ajloun (19 km from Jerash) to take advantage of the green landscapes and connect with nature. Here we visit the vast pine forests of the Ajloun-Dibbine area and the imposing Ayyubid castle. It's time to return to Amman where we visit its historic center known by the Arabic name of Wasat al-Balad. Here we admire the Citadel of the capital, from where we can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the city. Next, we go to the Roman Amphitheater and the Folklore Museum. Before returning to the hotel, we admire the exterior of the King Abdullah Mosque. Transfer to the hotel, dinner, and accommodation.
Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
Breakfast at the hotel, Madaba is known as "The City of Mosaics" for its important compositions with tesserae from the Byzantine and Umayyad periods. It is located 30 kilometers from Amman. We visit the churches of Madaba, especially the Church of St. George and the famous mosaic map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the 6th century: it contains more than two million small colored pieces depicting a large number of valleys, hills, and even the Nile Delta. Next, we cannot miss Mount Nebo, which is interesting for its historical significance. From its summit, you can see the Holy Land, the Jordan River valley, and even, on clear days, the city of Jerusalem. We continue our adventure to Little Petra, which was built by the Nabataeans with the intention of being a transit place for traders and merchants coming from Asia. We get a taste of the rose-red city and then head to Petra. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.
Thursday, Saturday, Monday
breakfast at the hotel. no visit to jordan would be complete without seeing the capital of the ancient nabataean kingdom, petra, a unesco world heritage site, a mystical and glorious place, an eternal tribute to a lost civilization. petra was the central meeting point of the nabataean spice routes that originated in the persian gulf, western arabia, and the red sea. the city was so famous that one of its kings, aretas iv, is even mentioned in the bible. the natural wealth of the mountainous area combines magnificently with the refined culture and massive architecture of the nabataeans, who carved their theaters, temples, facades, tombs, monasteries, houses, and roads entirely into pink sandstone. petra is accessed through the siq, a deep and narrow gorge, at the end of which suddenly appears spectacularly the most famous monument of petra: al-khazneh or the treasury. but the treasury is just the beginning. walking and climbing in petra will reveal hundreds of stone-carved buildings, eroded over the centuries into fabulous multicolored walls. after finishing the visit, we continue our journey to the wadi rum desert where a traditional dinner and a night surrounded by stars await us.
Friday, Sunday, Tuesday
Breakfast in the field. Wadi Rum has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Known as the Valley of the Moon, with an area of more than 72,000 hectares, this complex ecosystem of extraordinary beauty presents an unparalleled geological combination of shapes and colors, in addition to archaeological remains that include thousands of inscriptions, rock formations, red sand dunes, and the spring of Abu Aineh and the house of Lawrence of Arabia. After breakfast, we explore the desert and its secrets during the day with a 4x4 Jeep tour (2 hours). Transfer to the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea is a natural wonder located at the lowest point on earth (-430 meters below sea level). The main attraction is its warm, soothing, and extremely salty water, up to ten times more than seawater. Enjoy the experience of floating effortlessly. Also, try the mud full of healing and mineral properties. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Saturday, Monday, Wednesday
Breakfast at the hotel. We continue our adventure to Amman where we will take a stroll down Rainbow Street and explore the colorful shops and decorations. This street is filled with numerous cafes and restaurants, especially frequented by young people on weekends. Al Quds is the oldest and most famous falafel restaurant in the city. Let's give it a try! We'll continue walking along the route to discover the many graffiti that adorn it. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner and accommodation.
Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday
Breakfast at the hotel. Check out from the hotel.
Transfer to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman for the return flight.